The Work Truck Show, held in conjunction with the annual NTEA Convention, is the must-attend industry event featuring the newest products, more than 40 intensive training programs and technical engineering support from hundreds of exhibitors.
As North America’s largest work truck event, it is the ultimate opportunity for attendees to interact with thousands of industry peers; meet with current suppliers; get answers to critical technical questions; experience special events; and visit with hundreds of exhibiting companies.
Highlights from The Work Truck Show 2010
- 8,054 attendees
- 530 exhibitors and 80 product launches
- 118 media representatives
- 563 attendees at the Green Truck Summit (sold-out event)
- Product Launches and Innovations
- The show floor showcases approximately 500,000 sq. ft. of Class 1–8 vocational trucks and equipment, featuring dozens of product launches:
- Truck Chassis
- Truck Bodies & Equipment
- Snow & Ice Control Equipment
- Cranes & Aerial Devices
- Liftgates & Material Handling Equipment
- Components, Parts and much more
Held in conjunction with The Work Truck Show and produced in partnership with CALSTART, this day-and-a-half intensive program offers valuable insight into real-world deployment and application of green technologies and how they impact commercial trucks:
- Technology deployment
- Fuel utilization
- Fleet and vehicle integration
- Cost justification
In addition to the Green Truck Summit, several key event components are tailored to address today’s growing interest and demand for hybrid vehicles and alternative fuel technology, including:
- The Green Truck Ride-and-Drive
- CALSTART Clean Technology and Fuels Pavilion
- Hybrid & Alternative Fuel Curriculum
- Green Product Showcase
- The Work Truck Show Green Award
World-Class Industry Training
More than 40 intensive educational programs provide expert knowledge into essential industry topics such as:
- Truck Specification
- Truck OEM Update Sessions
- Industry Trends & Benchmarks
- Fleet Management
- Truck Upfitting
- Regulatory Compliance
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