The Association for the Work TruckIndustry announces the full schedule ofevents for Work Truck Week, including TheWork Truck Show 2020, Green TruckSummit and Manufacturer and DistributorInnovation Conference. Registration forNorth America’s largest work truck event,which celebrates its 20th anniversary, is nowopen at worktruckshow.com.The Work Truck Show 2020 runs March

3 to 6 at Indiana Convention Center inIndianapolis, Ind. Educational sessions,Green Truck Summit and Manufacturer andDistributor Innovation Conference beginMarch 3. The exhibit hall opens March 4 andruns through noon on March 6.Work Truck Week features three days of

educational programs; multiple networkingopportunities; a two-day Work Truck ShowRide-and-Drive; the industry’s leading alter-native fuels and advanced technology con-ference; an event dedicated to improvingmanufacturing techniques and effi-ciency; and an expansive exhibitfloor displaying the most innova-tive commercial vehicles, equip-ment and technology.“The Work Truck Show 2020

will highlight what’s best about ourindustry: emerging technologies,groundbreaking new vocationalvehicles, robust educational ses-sions and the opportunity to con-nect with those who are passionateabout the commercial vehicle com-munity,” said Steve Carey, NTEApresident and CEO. “For 20 years,the Show has helped energize andtransform the industry, and we lookforward to continuing to make animpact.”Nikki Haley, U.S. Ambassador

to the United Nations (2017–2019),is keynote speaker at this year’sNTEA Annual Meeting (formerlyknown as President’s Breakfast andNTEA Annual Meeting) on March5.Many popular training sessions

return to Work Truck Week, includ-ing Green Truck Summit,Manufacturer and DistributorInnovation Conference and FleetManagement 101. New for 2020 is

a special session on Spec’ing forSuccess. Attendees can hear what’son the horizon from 17 truck OEMspresenting exclusive updates at theShow. For industry newcomers,NTEA’s Generation Next is hostingthe Leadership Workshop &Networking Reception: Tap into YourInner Rhythm. Purdue Road School is once again

part of The Work Truck Show, withtwo sessions covering Indiana statutes andethics. Indiana LTAP is hosting the FleetEducational Program: Winter Operationsfrom Sidewalks to Statewide as well as RoadScholar Core Course #11 — Road andBridge Plan Reading.The exhibit floor covers more than

500,000 sq. ft. with the latest trucks, bodies,equipment and technology. Speak directlywith management, sales and engineeringteams in manufacturers’ booths to get tech-

nical solutions and advice. Even more newproducts can be found in New ExhibitorPavilion, a dedicated space showcasing first-time exhibitors. Returning for its secondyear, the Pavilion is open on Wednesday,March 4 and Thursday, March 5.Access the complete schedule of events,

session descriptions, floor plan and registra-tion at worktruckshow.com. For more infor-mation, call 800/441-6832 or emailinfo@ntea.com.

About NTEAEstablished in 1964, NTEA — The

Association for the Work TruckIndustry, represents more than 2,100companies that manufacture, distribute,install, sell and repair commercialtrucks, truck bodies, truck equipment,trailers and accessories. Buyers of worktrucks and the major commercial truckchassis manufacturers also belong to theAssociation. NTEA provides in-depth

technical information, education, and mem-ber programs and services, and producesThe Work Truck Show. The Associationmaintains its administrative headquarters insuburban Detroit and government relationsoffices in Washington, DC, and Ottawa,Ontario. NTEA staff are knowledgeable andexperienced in a variety of areas related tothe work truck industry. For more information, visit

ntea.com/meetourexperts.

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The Work Truck Show 2020 runs March 3 to 6 at Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Ind.

Registration Opens for The Work Truck Show 2020