Understanding vehicle certification

February 24, 2023
Chris Lyon
NTEA Director of Fleet Relations
Safety is one of the most important aspects in any workplace environment; however, in the vocational truck space, it can be extremely complex for vehicles that are built in multiple stages and incorporate numerous components. While the final-stage manufacturer is ultimately responsible for certifying the completed vehicle, fleet managers are obligated to provide safe and regulatory-compliant vehicles within their operations.
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