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The compact equipment attachment manufacturer is growing its North American footprint with a new Iowa facility designed to support rising demand and strengthen production capabilities.

The work doesn’t end with the final snowfall. Post-season snow operations—including cleanup, maintenance, and client review—are key to protecting assets and preparing for the next winter season.

The annual Indianapolis event brought together 15,646 commercial vehicle professionals and 547 exhibitors, with major announcements from Ram, Ford Pro, and Harbinger highlighting advancements in chassis design, AI fleet tools, and alternative powertrains.

Green Truck Summit is evolving into Future Truck Summit in 2027, signaling a broader focus on advanced vehicle technology, data, and fleet innovation. Led by NTEA – The Work Truck Association in collaboration with NAFA Fleet Management Association, the expanded conference will deliver deeper insights into the systems and solutions shaping the future of work trucks.

The 2026 Snow Alliance Spring Conference is set for April 24–25, 2026, bringing snow and ice professionals together for two days focused on education, collaboration, and industry relationships.

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The Snow & Ice Management Association will host its annual Snow & Ice Symposium in Cincinnati, June 23–26, uniting snow professionals for high-level education, targeted networking, and the industry’s largest trade show showcasing 110+ exhibitors and the latest innovations in snow and ice management.

The Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA) is rolling out a long-term strategic plan focused on safety-based accreditation, state-level advocacy, insurance solutions, and developing the next generation of industry leaders. In a recent interview, SIMA’s Martin Tirado shares how these initiatives aim to protect contractors today while strengthening the future of the snow and ice industry.

Attendees at Work Truck Week® 2026 will have the opportunity to get behind the wheel of the latest commercial EVs and advanced work trucks during the annual Ride & Drive event. Featuring vehicles across Classes 2–7, Ride & Drive offers hands-on experience with emerging powertrains and fleet technology in real-world driving conditions.

Holland, Michigan operates North America’s largest publicly owned municipal snowmelt system, heating nearly 700,000 square feet of pavement and sidewalks.

Register, upgrade or add on by Feb. 13 to take advantage of advance pricing discounts (in addition to your NTEA member discount).

The commercial vehicle industry is preparing to take center stage this spring as Work Truck Week® 2026 returns to Indianapolis with a sold-out show floor, dozens of product launches, and hands-on vehicle experiences designed to showcase what’s next for work trucks and vocational fleets.