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Are you interested in learning more about truck frames? Whether you’re new to the commercial vehicle industry or experienced, NTEA provides training and resources for professionals of all skill levels, including a Truck...

The work truck industry’s vehicle upfitter community gathered in October for NTEA’s 2025 Commercial Vehicle Upfitting Summit at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions (Sandusky, Ohio). This year’s event featured presentations...

Commercial vehicle industry leaders gathered in September for NTEA’s 2025 Executive Leadership Summit held at Ann Arbor Marriott Ypsilanti at Eagle Crest in Ypsilanti, Michigan. This annual conference focuses on trends...

Registration and housing are open for Work Truck Week ® 2026, scheduled March 10–13, 2026, at Indiana Convention Center (Indianapolis, Indiana). The event’s educational program, held March 10–12, provides industry...

Let’s go! Time certainly does fly when you’re having fun. I can’t believe that six years ago, I was preparing to become a member of the NTEA Board. Now here we are now getting ready for Work Truck Week® 2026 (March 10–13...

Articulating Crane Council of North America (ACCNA), an NTEA operating division since 1992, is composed of articulating crane manufacturers. It was formed to promote and serve the common interests of articulating crane...

Professionals from across the global commercial vehicle industry attend Work Truck Week, including fleet management companies, top private and government fleets, chassis OEMs, truck dealers, equipment manufacturers...

Top campaign strategists Karl Rove and Jim Messina will offer Work Truck Week® 2026 attendees expert insights into the American political landscape ahead of the pivotal U.S. midterm elections.

Find the latest commercial vehicles, vocational truck solutions and fleet management best practices at Work Truck Week®, North America’s largest work truck event. Work Truck Week 2026 returns to Indiana Convention Center...

Did you know mud flap regulations in the U.S. are not set at the federal level? Instead, every state decides its own rules — and they’re not all the same. Some states have detailed requirements for commercial vehicles...