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Telecommunications cabling companies all ultimately serve the same goal, which is building and maintaining the infrastructure that connects our global society. However, the way they get it done can vary quite a bit.

Running a telecommunications cable construction company requires a fleet of very specific vehicles. Different body types are needed depending on the type of work the company specializes in. Weather and terrain are also very important factors. Companies operating in different parts of the world need to protect their workers and equipment from a range of different environmental conditions.

This telecommunications contractor appreciates the man lift. At 42' up, he is able to get to places that would either be challenging, impossible, or unsafe with a ladder--especially in rural locations.

Farmers need a work truck that's got durability and versatility. Before committing to a vehicle purchase, consider wheelbase, towing, floor mats, and creature comforts like seats.

A farmer needs a work truck with versatility. Not only that but potentially multiple trucks depending on demands of the farm. These farmers explain that their 250-acre farm needs the right vehicles for “a multitude of uses."

If you're new driving a commercial vehicle, here are a few essential items to keep in mind. A work van is usually larger and more substantial than a passenger car and is used for different purposes.

Farmer with 15 years of experience owns a farm and honey company in the high desert. Their one-ton Ford Truck is their #1 vehicle, used to haul materials to bring out to the farm or around the farm.

Having a diverse vehicle fleet ready for the types of work required for HVAC can be a challenge. This business has several technicians and different makes and models of vehicles. Plus, given that they are working in many types of trades when at a job site, they need to have a variety of equipment, tools, and supplies on board at all times. Watch the short video to find out more.

This experienced roofing company has Ram, Freightliner, Ford and Chevrolet trucks in their 14-vehicle fleet. With all these, crews can not only bring bring tools and materials to job sites, but also have the power and capabilities for the big jobs.

Fleet purchasing includes factors like: timing, budget, fleet compatability, and importantly: what works well in the field for technicians. There are both quantitative and qualitative data points to consider in managing a fleet