GTA moves the industry forward
The
Green Truck Association
(GTA) offers vital resources to members on technologies to increase sustainability and efficiency.
Not a member? Join today. If you're a member, we encourage you to recommend GTA membership to other organizations committed to the green truck industry.
Contact us at 800-441-6832 or gtainfo@ntea.com for more information.
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Sponsor the 2018 Green Truck Summit
 Green Truck Summit, held in conjunction with The Work Truck Show, offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities to help your business market its products and services to the industry.
View sponsorship opportunities.
Questions? Contact NTEA Director of Event Sales Kathy Swartzentrover at
kathy@ntea.com or 248-479-8908.
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NTEA's Truck Equipment 101
As part of an ongoing effort to support workforce development in the industry, NTEA has produced Truck Equipment 101, a training program covering all aspects of work trucks and the industry - from chassis and powertrains to bodies and cab styles. This introductory course, made up of 15 video-based modules, provides an industry overview, insight into systems that make up a truck, and basic regulatory requirements applicable to U.S. and Canadian markets. Learn more and order at ntea.com/te101.
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Daimler moves to separate Mercedes, trucks as sector shifts
Daimler AG is firming up plans for its biggest corporate overhaul in a decade, granting its car and truck operations more independence in a move that could pave the way for spinoffs and other deals as the automaker confronts the disruptive shift to self-driving electric vehicles. Full story
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Volkswagen to roll out electric trucks, buses in $1.7 billion project
Volkswagen AG is flanking its push into electric cars with plans to roll out battery-powered commercial vehicles targeted at urban areas as growing public concerns about air quality boost demand. Full story
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eNow powers zero-emissions refrigerated truck
eNow, producer of solar products for the transportation industry, demonstrated the effectiveness of its solar energy-producing systems for transportation by powering the first zero-emissions commercial-use Transport Refrigeration Unit on a truck making deliveries in an urban environment. Full story
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ROUSH CleanTech to offer LPG E-350 cutaway
ROUSH CleanTech will offer a propane autogas-fueled Ford F-350 single-rear-wheel and dual-rear-wheel cutaway van that can be set up as a delivery truck for food and beverage or parcel delivery fleets. Full story
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