Registration Open for 2017 Work Truck Show
To gain perspective on the work truck industry’s evolving dynamics, it’s important to understand the big picture, as well as the small details. The Work Truck Show 2017 and Green Truck Summit offer equipment distributors, truck dealers, fleet managers and others in the industry a unique opportunity to do both. In addition to an expansive exhibit hall featuring all the latest work trucks and equipment, the Work Truck Show 2017 includes a full educational conference with sessions covering emerging national and global trends and the new strategies and technologies being developed in response.
North America’s largest work truck event is produced annually by NTEA – the Association for the Work Truck Industry. The 2017 Show will be held March 14–17 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis. Work Truck Show and Green Truck summit educational sessions begin March 14, and the exhibit hall is open March 15–17. Registration is now open at worktruckshow.com.
“This year’s Work Truck Show educational conference includes sessions focused on helping attendees with the myriad of regulatory, environmental and competitive challenges they face,” says Steve Carey, NTEA executive director. “At the Show, industry professionals can take courses on satisfying federal safety requirements, optimizing fleet maintenance and recruiting the next generation of technicians. At the same venue, they can talk one-on-one with exhibiting company product engineers, get the latest product developments from leading work truck OEMs, explore fuel-saving technologies and alternative fuels, and ask NTEA staff their individual technical and regulatory questions. It’s a can’t-miss event.”
New educational sessions at The Work Truck Show 2017:
How to comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard rearview camera requirements (FMVSS 111). Demonstrations on how new visibility rules will impact vehicles rated under 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, with phase-in effective May 2017 and full compliance by May 2018.Impact of greenhouse gas (GHG) …Read the rest of this story
