• Service trucks
• Dump trucks
• Box trucks
• Rail trucks
• Heavy-haul trucks
• Utility trucks
• Towing & recovery trucks
• Flatbed trucks
• End-dumps, side-dumps, belly dumps
• Refuse (garbage trucks and roll-offs)
• Concrete trucks
• Cranes
• Food and beverage trucks
• Fire and rescue trucks

There are many more types of trucks in this category and sub-categories. You can find vocational trucks at construction sites, in the service industry, at landfills, and more.

The global vocational truck market is categorized into light-duty, medium, and heavy-duty vocational trucks. A high demand exists for light-duty vocational trucks in the U.S. The light-duty vehicles are easy to customize or modify on the existing chassis platform of a pick-up or van.

Innovations In The Vocational Truck Market

Vocational trucks are no longer basic or hard to drive, and electronics have influenced advances in vocational trucks for more than a half-century. This modernization has increased optimization for specific applications and made it easier to diagnose and service these trucks, resulting in better fuel efficiency and productivity.

With a booming trucking industry and high demand for truck drivers, vocational trucks have evolved to support a demanding and modern world. Today’s vocational trucks need to be engineered with state-of-the-art mobility technology to revolutionize the commercial trucking industry and stay appealing to a younger generation of truck drivers.

Automatic manual transmission trucks are one of the current hot trends in the vocational truck market. It’s all about maximizing driver comfort and making the driver more efficient. Another growing trend is adding safety systems to vocational trucks, such as collision and lane departure warnings. Another modification is lighter engines and enhanced fuel economy.

Manufacturers Respond To Business Needs For Vocational Trucks

In the coming years, aluminum bodies and parts will be used by manufacturers to improve payload and fuel efficiency. Newer vocational trucks with more storage space and accessibility to meet fleet operator demand could drive the market in the years ahead. Also, a manufacturer’s ability to respond to changing consumer demands and meet customization requirements could positively impact the market growth of vocational trucks.

Whether you’re looking to purchase your first vocation truck or add on to your existing fleet, CFF has been financing vocational trucks and equipment for over 25 years. Our expert loan consultants are ready to assist you and get your purchase financed today.

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