Toyota Material Handling

Lift trucks used to be about brawn. The lift truck of the future will be about intelligence, automation and software. And, the future is closer than you think.

Currency conversions obscure some sizable revenue gains among foreign companies, but overall growth in unit sales matches 2013’s strong performance.

Having sprouted from mere lift truck maintenance, fleet management is now budding into a powerful and integral part of labor management.

Jimenez began his career at Toyota as a college intern in the summer of 1996.

Last year's event shared a message of safety with nearly 20 million people through 135 media channels, and organizers expect the momentum to continue on June 9.

Toyota executives to speak at NFSD event in Washington, D.C.

Safety practices continue to improve, but there is more work to be done.

Promotions effective April 1.

I.D. Systems (Booth 3684) has entered a strategic partnership to develop and deploy a new vehicle management system (VMS) under industrial equipment manufacturer Toyota Material Handling U.S.A.

Equipment manufacturers turn to operators for insight into everything from clipboards to chassis design.

New fleet maintenance practices see users and service providers working together to identify and reduce each lift truck’s total cost of ownership.

Platinum technicians compete from across the U.S.

Brett Wood, president & CEO of Toyota Material Handling North America, has held previous chairmanship positions within ITA.

Today’s highly automated systems demand technicians with new skills and new training. The industry is beginning to respond.

Large consumer packaged goods customer approves 24-volt packs for use in Class III pallet jacks.