Work trucks are an important part of a fleet, working alongside heavy equipment. For transporting crews, materials, and tools, heavy-duty work trucks are key. Businesses in heavy construction, mining, or road work, count on work trucks to handle a variety of tough jobs--like hauling trailers filled with debris or soil. Work trucks are designed to handle rough conditions, while still safely transporting tools and equipment around a job site.
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