Established in 2010 as an operating division of NTEA – The Work Truck Association™, Green Truck Association (GTA) is a voice for companies moving forward to create vocational trucks and products with a focus on sustainability. In recognition of the growing interest and demand for fuel-saving products within the work truck industry, GTA fosters the progression of green work trucks through:

  • Showcasing member companies’ truck and technology developments
  • Serving as the resource for legislative, regulatory and funding initiatives relevant to clean vehicles
  • Supplying relevant market data and technical resources
  • Sharing timely news on green truck products and initiatives

Also, NTEA staff are “in the field” throughout the year, serving as industry resources and thought leaders.

Interested in joining GTA?
Your company must be an NTEA member first. Learn more.

Mission Statement
The mission of GTA is to improve the efficiency and productivity of work trucks through the development and deployment of strategies to reduce diesel and gasoline consumption and the associated environmental impacts.

Governance
GTA’s affairs are governed by a Steering Committee elected by GTA membership. The Steering Committee is responsible for setting policy and developing strategy for the organization; it also plays an active role in developing programs and services.

Interested in joining GTA?
Your company must be an NTEA member first. Learn more.

News

Summit Truck Bodies earns OSHA SHARP status for exemplary workplace safety and health

November 4, 2024

Summit Truck Bodies (Wathena, Kansas) announced its achievement of OSHA’s prestigious SHARP (Safety & Health Achievement Recognition Program) status, distinguishing the company for exemplary workplace safety and health standards.

Stellar announces acquisition of Elliott Machine Works

November 1, 2024

Stellar Industries (Garner, Iowa) announced the acquisition of Elliott Machine Works Inc., a well-respected, family-owned manufacturing company based in Galion, Ohio.

Zeus Electric Chassis signs first dealer agreement to distribute Class 5 zero-emission work trucks

October 24, 2024

Zeus Electric Chassis (White Bear Lake, Minnesota) announced One Stop Truck & Equipment of Sacramento, California, signed Zeus’ first dealer agreement.