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Hooksett, N.H. | March 2, 2026 — Merchants Fleet®, the nation’s leader in innovative fleet solutions, today announced an expanded strategic partnership with Cox Fleet that advances how fleet maintenance, roadside, and service support are delivered to their clients at scale.
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Across home services and skilled trades, growth rarely happens in a straight line. Companies expand into new regions. Private equity firms consolidate brands. New services are added. New regulations emerge. Vehicle availability shifts. And over time, fleets become fragmented. Different makes. Different models. Different upfit con...
When fleet operations become reactive, the impact shows up quickly. Vehicles stay in service longer than planned. Maintenance costs rise. Replacement decisions get pushed. And total cost of ownership starts working against you instead of supporting your goals. Fleet lifecycle management brings structure to those challenges.
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Work Truck Week® returns to the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis March 10–13, 2026 — and for fleet leaders focused on trucks, upfitting, and operational performance, it remains the most important event of the year. Produced annually by NTEA, Work Truck Week is North America’s largest work truck event.
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Whitney Reynolds, Vice President FleetShare As we kick off 2026, fleet management feels less like crisis response and more like sustained pressure. The acute supply chain disruptions of recent years have largely eased, but costs remain elevated, uncertainty persists, and new variables—from tariffs to regulatory shifts—continue to surface with little w...