Registration and housing for the 25th edition of North America’s largest work truck event are now open at worktruckweek.com.
For 25 years, the people who design, build, use and maintain the work trucks and equipment the world relies on have gathered every March to see the industry’s latest products and technology, learn from one another and discuss how to improve the future. What started as a trade show has continued to evolve to meet the changing needs of the industry. From Monday to Friday, the event’s energy, scale and intensity encompass the City of Indianapolis, making Work Truck Week (WTW) a one-of-a-kind experience.
“Much like the industry it serves, Work Truck Week is constantly adapting,” said Steve Carey, NTEA president & CEO. “We maintain the elements at the core of its success, like a packed exhibit hall, relevant educational sessions and unbeatable opportunities to connect with other industry professionals, while adjusting other pieces and integrating new features to deliver the information and experiences our attendees and exhibitors need to energize their operations.”
Explore vehicles and equipment
The Work Truck Show exhibit hall is filled with commercial vehicles, equipment and products — including chassis, bodies, aerial devices, snow and ice control equipment, advanced vehicle and fuel technology, accessories and components — from 500 companies. It’s a one-stop-shop to find the latest products and technology; optimize current commercial vehicle design and specification; discover new business opportunities; and collaborate with management, product and engineering teams from multiple suppliers. In addition to the main exhibit hall open March 5–7, New Exhibitor Pavilion showcases first-time exhibitors March 5–6.
New this year, save time and hassle on-site by pre-purchasing tickets during advance registration for a quick, well-balanced lunch on March 5 and/or March 6.
Experience commercial vehicles with the latest advanced fuels and technologies, sustainability offerings and propulsion systems at Work Truck Week Ride & Drive, open to all attendees March 5–6.
Gain expert insights and solutions
Green Truck Summit (GTS), NTEA’s full-day advanced vehicle and fuel technology conference on March 4, provides information, solutions and resources in support of the work truck industry’s drive toward achieving greater sustainability, productivity and efficiency. Experts lead intensive sessions on applied and emerging technology within the commercial vehicle market.
Drive success through education
The educational program March 4–6 includes a range of in-depth Special Sessions and shorter Breakout Sessions to help companies plan for the future and enhance operational growth. Key topics address market data and industry trends, vehicle engineering and compliance, government regulations, workforce development, fleet management, and vehicle propulsion and sustainability solutions. Sixteen commercial vehicle OEMs, including four EV manufacturers, share vehicle changes and upfitting solutions during exclusive Chassis Updates
Registered WTW and GTS Conference Package attendees can access some Breakout Session materials on-demand after the event.
Make connections and find opportunities
Engage with the commercial vehicle community throughout Work Truck Week both informally and at dedicated networking events, including the industry’s first major gathering of the year, Opening Reception on March 4.
Generation Next, an industry professional development group, offers a Leadership Workshop & Networking Reception on March 5. March 6 starts off bright and early with NTEA Annual Meeting. It includes breakfast, a keynote speaker and updates on NTEA resources and initiatives. The inaugural Commercial Vehicle Data Exchange & Reception later on March 6 offers an opportunity to connect with industry professionals interested in uncovering and expanding the commercial vehicle industry’s data ecosystem.
Find new resources
Visit Booth 3401 during exhibit hall hours to talk with NTEA staff members who are experts in fleet relations, industry data, vehicle engineering and compliance, government regulations and more. This is also the place to pick up a free WTW25 collectible mug! Next door at the NTEA Partners Booth (3201), representatives from Lincoln Electric, TruckScience, UniFirst, WorkTruckCert and Work Truck Total Protect will share and demonstrate a wide range of services and solutions to enhance business and customer relations in the commercial vehicle industry.
Find event details, register and book hotel rooms at worktruckweek.com or contact NTEA (info@ntea.com or 248-489-7090) for more information.