Deloitte Fast 500™ and its Significance

Now in its 31st year, the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™ is regarded as one of the most comprehensive and respected rankings of fast-growing technology companies across North America. Only companies with exceptional revenue growth from 2021 to 2024 are considered for this prestigious list.

GoShare’s CEO and Founder, Shaun Savage, credits the company’s innovative logistics technology, enterprise retail partnerships, geographic expansion and a persistent team with driving its growth. “We’re honored to be recognized again by Deloitte as one of the fastest-growing tech companies in North America. This achievement is a reflection of our incredible team, our delivery professionals, our customers who trust GoShare to deliver what matters and our investors who believe in our mission. Our focus on AI-powered delivery optimization and seamless integration with major retailers continues to set us apart in the logistics industry. Our driver network has expanded to more than 75,000 activated delivery professionals across 40 states and we’re still expanding”

GoShare’s Impressive Growth

Listed on the ranking at #405, GoShare’s impressive growth rate has earned them a well-deserved place on the Deloitte Fast 500™ list. By leveraging advanced technology and a network of reliable and professional drivers, GoShare has revolutionized the way people move and deliver big & bulky items. Our platform connects individuals and businesses with drivers who have trucks, cargo vans, and cars, making it easier and more efficient to transport goods. GoShare’s work culture and employee satisfaction focus have led to employees staying more than twice as long as the average startup which leads to better customer experiences.

The inclusion of GoShare in the Deloitte Fast 500™ list highlights the company’s outstanding performance and success. This recognition is a result of GoShare’s relentless focus on delivering high-quality solutions, exceeding customer expectations, and providing innovative software that supports on demand delivery and moving services.

Why It Matters

Being recognized twice as one of North America’s fastest-growing companies by Deloitte positions GoShare for continued success and growth. This distinction not only validates the company’s achievements but also attracts attention from potential customers, partners, drivers and investors. GoShare’s commitment to providing excellent software, support and meeting evolving market demands will undoubtedly pave the way for even greater accomplishments in the future.

Conclusion

GoShare’s inclusion in the Deloitte Fast 500™ list is a remarkable achievement and a testament to our exceptional growth and leadership in today’s delivery and moving industry. This recognition reinforces GoShare’s commitment to excellence and establishes us as a true innovator in the logistics industry. With our ongoing dedication to customer satisfaction and our ability to leverage technology to streamline logistics, GoShare is poised for long term success.

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Not all local delivery services are created equal. Whether you’re moving items across town, restocking inventory, or fulfilling customer orders, the key is finding a provider that balances reliability and affordability. The right partner will save you time, stress, and money, while ensuring your goods arrive safely and on schedule.

🧾 Checklist for Evaluating Local Delivery Services

🌟 Customer Reviews & Satisfaction
Start by reading verified reviews on platforms like Google, iPhone App Store, Better Business Bureau. Consistent positive feedback about punctuality, professionalism, and communication is a strong indicator of reliability.

🕒 Service Availability During Peak Hours
Some companies struggle to meet demand during weekends or holidays. Make sure your chosen provider has the flexibility and driver capacity to handle deliveries when you need them most.

💰 Transparent Pricing & No Hidden Fees
Watch out for vague quotes or “starting at” pricing. The best local delivery companies provide clear, upfront rates that include mileage, time, and labor, so you know exactly what to expect before booking.

Why GoShare is Ideal for Local Deliveries

Whether it’s business inventory, furniture, auto parts or personal items, GoShare offers a modern, cost-effective delivery solution.

• Flat-rate pricing: No hidden fees or surprise surcharges.

• Trusted professionals: Every driver is licensed, background-checked, insured, and rated by customers.

• Flexible scheduling: Choose same-day or scheduled pickup times that fit your needs.

• Real-time tracking: Monitor your driver’s progress and get proof of delivery for peace of mind.

From small businesses to homeowners, thousands of customers trust GoShare to move their goods quickly and affordably in markets nationwide.

🚚 Next Steps

Stop overpaying for unreliable deliveries. Experience fast, affordable, and transparent service today.
👉 Get A Free Quote and Book Now

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Mike’s Journey with GoShare

Mike operates a Sprinter van, which he utilizes to deliver cargo throughout the Los Angeles area. His journey with GoShare began as a quest for flexible work that aligned with his skills and schedule. Over time, Mike has become an integral part of our driver community, known for his reliability and professionalism.

In a recent interview, Mike shared his experience:

“Working with GoShare has been a game-changer for me. The platform offers the flexibility I need, and the support from the team is unparalleled. Every day presents a new opportunity to meet people and help them with their delivery needs.”

Watch Mike’s Full Story

To delve deeper into Mike’s experience and insights, watch the full interview below:

Key Takeaways from Mike’s Interview

• Flexibility and Independence: Mike emphasizes the freedom GoShare provides, allowing him to set his schedule and choose the projects that best fit his availability.

• Diverse Experiences: Every delivery offers a unique experience, from meeting new clients to handling various types of cargo, keeping the work engaging and dynamic.

• Supportive Community: Mike appreciates the robust support system GoShare offers to its drivers, ensuring they have the resources and assistance needed to succeed.

Join the GoShare Community

Inspired by Mike’s story? If you’re looking for a flexible and rewarding opportunity, consider joining the GoShare team. Whether you own a pickup truck, cargo van, or box truck, GoShare connects you with individuals and businesses in need of delivery services. Be part of a community that values professionalism, customer service, and dedication.

Conclusion

Mike’s dedication and exemplary service make him a deserving recipient of the Driver of the Month award for April 2025. His story is a testament to the opportunities GoShare offers to drivers seeking flexibility, support, and a dynamic work environment. Congratulations, Mike, and thank you for your outstanding contributions to the GoShare community!

Stay tuned for more stories from our exceptional drivers in the coming months.

Transcript

Mike:

My name is Mike. I live in a beautiful Los Angeles, California. I have 2012 freight liner sprinter, 2,500 tall roof.

Shaun Savage:

What do you do for fun? Do you have any hobbies?

Mike:

Just start again. Cracking on making a video game.

Shaun Savage:

What kind of video game are you making?

Mike:

It’s an adventure game.

Shaun Savage:

Awesome. You’ll have to keep us posted on that. I want to check it out once it’s ready. We have a lot of software engineers on our team that are big gamers and so I’m sure they’ll be happy to be one of your early testers.

Mike:

Nice. Sounds good.

Shaun Savage:

What do you like about being a delivery professional?

Mike:

I just really enjoy being on the road in general and working with people and making deliveries. Los Angeles is a big place and a great way to explore it is to make deliveries all over Metro Los Angeles, all over California. I’ve been around the United States quite a bit making deliveries and I love to see the country and it’s great to make some money while I’m at it.

Shaun Savage:

For someone who likes to be on the road and travel and meet people, yeah, this is a great opportunity. What would you tell someone who is thinking about working with Go Share?

Mike:

Just make sure that this is actually what you would like to be doing and it’s not going to be a surprise when you have to be there on time and it’s taking something heavy upstairs.

Shaun Savage:

Yeah, that’s great advice. Thank you. Yeah, punctuality is obviously super important. This type of work is not for everybody per se, but it can be really enjoyable for the right people and I think it’s important that you enjoy what you do. It makes the days go by a lot faster and smoother. Any memorable GoShare experiences or customers that are worth mentioning?

Mike:

Long distance jobs. Going up to San Francisco, delivering some telescope equipment was nice. Moving pallets. Sound to San Diego is nice. I like those long distance jobs, but the local ones are fine too, of course.

Shaun Savage:

Yeah, I would say there’s a pretty good mix, especially in California of local short distance last mile work and plus some more long distance regional runs, so yeah. It’s good that you’ve had experience with both. You’ve had enough experience on your belt using the app and interacting with customers and things like that. What are some areas where you think GoShare can improve to make it better for delivery professionals like yourself and others?

Mike:

One feature that I’d like to see would be to be able to change your live location. For example, if I have a job taking me down to San Diego and I’m already in San Diego and then I’m getting offers for a job starting right now back in Los Angeles, well, I can’t accept them because I’m not there, but if I could change my location, hang out in San Diego for a couple hours and see if I hit anything before I come back up to la, that would be nice.

Shaun Savage:

If you know you’re heading to San Diego using that as an example, feel free to reach out to our customer support team. They can at least temporarily turn you on in those markets so that over the course of your drive time, if there’s anything new that comes in, you will know about it. I see.

Mike:

That’s good to know. I didn’t know that that was even possible to reach out to the support and have them do it

Shaun Savage:

Well. Yeah, this has been great, Mike. Thanks for your feedback and your advice and thanks for all the hard work that you’ve done.

Mike:

Alright, man. Well, I really appreciate you taking the time to give me a call and I’ve loved working for GoShare. It’s a great company and I think that success is only going to increase.

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10. Honda Ridgeline

Overall Appeal: 78/100

Price Range: $35,000 – $50,000

Engine Options:

• 3.5L V6 (280 hp, 262 lb-ft torque)

Bed Length: 5.3 ft

Gas Mileage (ICE):

• Up to 19 MPG city / 24 MPG highway

Electric Range: N/A (Hybrid variant expected)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 5,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• IIHS Top Safety Pick+

Highlights: The Honda Ridgeline offers a unibody construction, providing a car-like ride and handling. While it doesn’t match full-size trucks in towing or payload, its innovative features and versatility make it ideal for daily driving and light-duty tasks.

9. Toyota Tundra

Overall Appeal: 83/100

Price Range: $35,000 – $60,000

Engine Options:

• 3.5L Twin-Turbo V6 (389 hp, 479 lb-ft torque)
• Hybrid Powertrain (401 hp, 546 lb-ft torque)

Bed Length: 5.5 ft, 6.5 ft, 8.1 ft

Gas Mileage (ICE):

• Up to 20 MPG city / 23 MPG highway

Electric Range: N/A (Hybrid option available)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 12,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• IIHS Top Safety Pick

Highlights: The Toyota Tundra has undergone significant redesigns to compete more effectively, offering powerful engines and a hybrid option. Known for its reliability and off-road prowess, the Tundra remains a solid choice for those prioritizing durability and brand reputation.

8. Rivian R1T

Overall Appeal: 87/100

Price Range: $73,000 – $90,000

Engine Options:

• Quad Motor Electric Powertrain

Bed Length: N/A (SUV variant)

Electric Range:

• Up to 400 miles

Gas Mileage: N/A (Electric)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 11,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• Anticipated high safety ratings with advanced driver-assistance systems

Highlights: Rivian’s R1T blends adventure-ready features with luxury and sustainability. Its quad-motor setup offers exceptional off-road capability and precise handling. The innovative gear tunnel and customizable storage make it highly practical. Rivian’s focus on sustainability and unique design elements cater to eco-conscious and outdoor enthusiasts.

7. Ram 1500

Overall Appeal: 88/100

Price Range: $35,000 – $75,000

Engine Options:

• 3.6L V6 (305 hp, 269 lb-ft torque)
• 5.7L HEMI V8 (395 hp, 410 lb-ft torque)
• 3.0L EcoDiesel V6 (260 hp, 480 lb-ft torque)

Bed Length: 5.7 ft, 6.4 ft, 6.7 ft

Gas Mileage (ICE):

• Up to 25 MPG city / 32 MPG highway

Electric Range: N/A (Ram has announced plans for electric trucks beyond 2025)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 12,750 lbs

Safety Scores:

• IIHS Top Safety Pick+

Highlights: The Ram 1500 is renowned for its luxurious interiors and smooth ride, setting it apart from more utilitarian competitors. Its diesel option offers impressive torque for towing, while future electric variants promise to enhance its appeal.

6. GMC Sierra

Overall Appeal: 89/100

Price Range: $35,000 – $80,000

Engine Options:

• 4.3L V6 (285 hp, 305 lb-ft torque)
• 5.3L V8 (355 hp, 383 lb-ft torque)
• 6.2L V8 (420 hp, 460 lb-ft torque)
• 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel I6 (277 hp, 460 lb-ft torque)
• Sierra EV: Dual electric motors

Bed Length: 5.8 ft, 6.6 ft, 7.8 ft

Gas Mileage (ICE):

• Up to 23 MPG city / 32 MPG highway

Electric Range:

• Sierra EV: Approximately 450 miles

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 13,400 lbs

Safety Scores:

• IIHS Top Safety Pick+

Highlights: The GMC Sierra shares much with the Chevrolet Silverado but often emphasizes premium features and styling. Its upcoming electric variant offers impressive range and capability, appealing to those seeking a luxury touch in their pickup.

5. Chevrolet Silverado

Overall Appeal: 90/100

Price Range: $34,000 – $78,000

Engine Options:

• 4.3L V6 (285 hp, 305 lb-ft torque)
• 5.3L V8 (355 hp, 383 lb-ft torque)
• 6.2L V8 (420 hp, 460 lb-ft torque)
• 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel I6 (277 hp, 460 lb-ft torque)
• Silverado EV: Dual electric motors

Bed Length: 5.8 ft, 6.6 ft, 7.8 ft

Gas Mileage (ICE):

• Up to 23 MPG city / 32 MPG highway

Electric Range:

• Silverado EV: Approximately 400 miles

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 13,300 lbs

Safety Scores:

• IIHS Top Safety Pick

Highlights: Chevrolet Silverado offers a wide array of configurations and powertrains, including a high-range electric model. Its strong towing capacity and advanced technology features make it a formidable competitor in the full-size truck segment.

4. Chevrolet Silverado EV

Overall Appeal: 92/100

Price Range: $50,000 – $90,000

Engine Options:

• Dual Motor AWD

Bed Length: 6.0 ft, 7.2 ft

Electric Range:

• Up to 450 miles

Gas Mileage: N/A (Electric)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 16,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• Projected 5-Star Safety Rating

Highlights: As Chevrolet’s fully electric pickup, the Silverado EV combines the Silverado’s rugged reputation with modern electric performance. Its substantial towing capacity and long range make it a top choice for those transitioning to electric without sacrificing utility.

3. Ford F-150 Lightning

Overall Appeal: 93/100

Price Range: $55,000 – $90,000

Engine Options:

• Dual Motor AWD

Bed Length: 5.5 ft, 6.5 ft

Electric Range:

• Up to 320 miles

Gas Mileage: N/A (Electric)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 10,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• Projected 5-Star Safety Rating

Highlights: The Ford Lightning builds on the success of the F-150 Lightning, offering enhanced features and performance. Its integration with Ford’s ecosystem, including advanced driver-assistance systems and over-the-air updates, positions it as a leading electric pickup.

2. Tesla Cybertruck

Overall Appeal: 94/100

Price Range: $40,000 – $70,000

Engine Options:

• Single Motor RWD
• Dual Motor AWD
• Tri Motor AWD

Bed Length: 6.5 ft

Electric Range:

• Up to 500 miles

Gas Mileage: N/A (Electric)

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 14,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• Projected 5-Star Safety Rating

Highlights: The Tesla Cybertruck’s futuristic design and impressive electric performance set it apart. With exceptional range and towing capacity, it appeals to both tech enthusiasts and traditional truck users seeking sustainability without compromising power.

1. Ford F Series

Overall Appeal: 95/100

Price Range: $35,000 – $80,000

Engine Options:

• 3.3L Ti-VCT V6 (300 hp, 400 lb-ft torque)
• 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 (400 hp, 410 lb-ft torque)
• 3.0L Power Stroke Turbo Diesel I6 (250 hp, 600 lb-ft torque)
• Fully Electric Powertrain (F-150 Lightning variant)

Bed Length: 5.5 ft, 6.5 ft, 8 ft

Gas Mileage (ICE):

• Up to 22 MPG city / 30 MPG highway

Electric Range:

• F-150 Lightning: Up to 300 miles

Towing Capacity:

• Up to 14,000 lbs

Safety Scores:

• IIHS Top Safety Pick+

Highlights: The Ford F Series remains the benchmark for full-size pickups, offering a versatile range of powertrains, including a robust electric variant. Its combination of performance, technology, and reliability ensures it stays at the top of the list.

Conclusion

The 2025 pickup truck market offers a diverse array of options catering to various needs and preferences. Traditional powerhouses like the Ford F Series and Chevrolet Silverado continue to lead with their robust offerings and new electric variants. Electric models such as the Tesla Cybertruck, Chevrolet Silverado EV, and Ford Lightning are pushing the boundaries of performance and sustainability, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers without compromising on capability.

Luxury-oriented trucks like the Ram 1500 and GMC Sierra provide enhanced comfort and advanced features, while dependable models like the Toyota Tundra and Honda Ridgeline offer reliability and practicality. Emerging players like Rivian are carving out their niche with innovative designs and eco-friendly powertrains.

When selecting the best pickup truck for 2025, consider factors such as intended use, powertrain preference, budget, and desired features. Each model reviewed here offers unique strengths, ensuring that there’s a perfect pickup truck for every driver in the modern automotive landscape.

If you are looking for ways to make money with a pickup truck, sign up for GoShare today.

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GoShare is a technology platform that connects truck and van owners with individuals and businesses in need of last mile delivery, middle mile delivery and moving services. The company’s innovative approach combines ease of use, affordability, and reliability, making it a go-to solution for anyone in need of efficient transportation services.

With its roots in San Diego, GoShare has experienced tremendous growth over the past few years. This recognition not only underscores the company’s rapid expansion, but also its commitment to providing exceptional customer service and cultivating strong relationships within the community.

GoShare’s rise to prominence can be attributed to several key factors. First and foremost is its user-friendly platform, which seamlessly connects customers with local truck and van owners. The simplicity of the booking process and the transparent pricing structure have given GoShare a competitive edge in the market.

Additionally, GoShare’s commitment to quality and reliability has resonated with customers. The company carefully vets every driver to ensure they meet high standards of professionalism and customer satisfaction. This attention to detail has earned GoShare a reputation for exceptional service, resulting in a strong and loyal customer base.

Furthermore, GoShare’s success is a testament to the booming sharing economy. The convenience and affordability of services provided through platforms like GoShare have contributed significantly to their popularity. GoShare serves as an excellent example of how this new economic model can transform traditional industries and create new opportunities for both customers and service providers.

The recognition from the San Diego Business Journal is a well-deserved accolade for GoShare and its dedicated team. Our hard work, passion, and dedication have been instrumental in the company’s growth and success. GoShare’s CEO, Shaun Savage, expressed his gratitude for the honor, saying, “We are thrilled to be recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in San Diego. This recognition is a testament to the dedication of our team and the support of our customers.”

Looking ahead, GoShare has ambitious plans for expansion beyond San Diego. The company aims to replicate its successful model in other major markets, helping individuals and businesses across the country access reliable, affordable on-demand last mile delivery services.

As GoShare continues to thrive and transform the transportation industry, it serves as a shining example of entrepreneurship, innovation, and community engagement. With its stellar growth trajectory and commitment to customer satisfaction, GoShare is undoubtedly a company to watch in the coming years.

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Cool Companies is an annual capital program designed to match San Diego’s best technology and life sciences startups ready to raise Series A — with quality venture capital.  The program selects top tier, local entrepreneurs raising institutional funding, and grants them opportunities for direct access to capital providers. The program regularly attracts over 200 VCs to the region annually. Since 2016, Cool Companies have raised over $400M, in just Series A institutional funding.

GoShare has been an active member of the San Diego start-up community since our founding in 2014. We’re grateful for the support of organizations like the Connect as we seek to bring new technology and innovation to the logistics industry.

See the complete list of winners here.

About Connect

Connect is a community nonprofit organization passionate about helping tech and lifesci entrepreneurs build great companies. Connect serves entrepreneurs throughout their growth journey with a suite of curated programs aimed to help companies grow, gain access to capital, and scale.

About GoShare

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Whether you’re looking for a mid-size or full-size pickup truck, start off the new decade strong with our list of the best 2020 pickup trucks to buy.

2020 Ram 1500

Fiat Chrysler’s redesign of their top-of-the-line Ram 1500 last year has provided them with a great foundation to build upon their 2020 model. The new 2020 Ram 1500 brings increased power, improved fuel efficiency, and a plethora of features that make it the first full-size truck to win the Top Safety Pick Plus from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. 

After being pulled from the market last year due to emissions certification problems, the 3.0 EcoDiesel V6 engine is back and better than ever as an engine choice, generating 260 horsepower and class-leading 480 pound-feet of torque. It also allows for a towing rating of 12,560 pounds. Manufactured with a high-strength steel frame, the durable Ram 1500 equipped with the 5.7L V8 is capable of hauling up to 2,300 pounds of payload and towing up to 12,750 pounds.

Familiar engine choices are available, including the 3.6L V6 producing 305 horsepower and 269 pound-feet of torque. However, the engine now comes standard with the mild-hybrid system that was introduced last year, improving fuel efficiency and smoothness of the stop-start system. The 5.7L V8 engines, which produce 395 horsepower and 410 pound-feet of torque, can be equipped with the mild-hybrid system as well. 

The 2020 Ram 1500’s interior design excels through its convenient features and enhanced comfort. A spacious cabin and reclining rear seats with cloth or leather upholstery are notable improvements. A largest-in-class 12-inch touchscreen is available, along with optional safety features such as blind-spot monitoring, lane keep assist, forward collision warning, and much more.

The MSRP begins at $31,895 for the Tradesman trim level, and upwards of $53,165 for the Limited. If you’re on the fence about which pickup truck is best for you, the 2020 Ram 1500 certainly seems like it’s headed in the right direction to maintain its award-winning status.

2020 Jeep Gladiator

As the pickup truck market continues to boom in 2019, Jeep is hoping to capitalize on its popularity. The 2020 Jeep Gladiator is the Jeep division’s first pickup truck in nearly 30 years, making it an intriguing option for truck lovers to purchase. 

As a newcomer in the mid-size truck scene, the 2020 Jeep Gladiator surprisingly boasts the best-in-class towing capacity of 7,650 pounds and a high payload capacity of 1,600 pounds. With a 5-foot truck bed and an aluminum tailgate, the Gladiator is sufficient enough to haul cargo and qualifies for some gig-economy delivery jobs as well. 

The base engine is the 3.6L Pentastar V6, consisting of 285 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. Two additional engines will follow after the Gladiator’s release, including a 270-horsepower and 295 pound-feet 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder and a 260-horsepower and 442 pound-feet 3.0L turbo-diesel V6.

The Gladiator mimics the visual and technical design of the next-gen JL Wrangler. Similar to the Wrangler, the Gladiator provides defining features such as removable doors, top and a fold-down windshield. If you enjoy cruising around town, the Gladiator is a sound purchase since it’s the only convertible pickup on the truck market. When it comes to driving on rough terrain, Jeep is known for its vehicles’ off-road prowess and the Gladiator is no exception. 

The 2020 Jeep Gladiator’s starting price is $33,545. While it can become significantly more expensive when you begin to outfit the truck with various modifications, the Gladiator is worth every penny. If you value an all-around, versatile pickup truck, the Gladiator truly shines through its off-road capability, cargo hauling, and fun ride all in one.

2020 Ford F-Series Super Duty

Heavy-duty pickups are battling it out in 2020, and many eyes are focused on the renowned Ford full-size pickup models. In particular, the new 2020 Ford F-Series Super Duty lineup is due for a full revision filled with improvements.

The 2020 Ford F-Series Super Duty reeks of power, offering best-in-class capacity numbers. The diesel-powered Super Duty achieves a max payload rating of 7,850 pounds and can tow up to 37,000 pounds with a gooseneck trailer. These capacities edge out the Ram HD trucks, making the Super Duty a superior option for pure strength in numbers.

The Super Duty delivers in terms of horsepower and torque as well. It can be equipped with the 7.3-liter gasoline V8 engine, which rakes in 430 horsepower and 475 pound-feet of torque. For even greater driving force, you can consider the 6.7L PowerStroke diesel V8, yielding an astounding 475 horsepower and 1,050 pound-feet of torque.

On the tech front, the 2020 Super Duty brings a number of new driver-assistance features. These include Ford’s Pro Trailer Backup Assist and blind-spot monitoring with trailer coverage for extra vision. Higher safety is always welcome, consisting of features such as pre-collision assist with pedestrian detection and lane-keep technology. 

While the price of the Super Duty has yet to be announced, you can expect these pickups to get much more expensive as you gear it up with further modifications. To get a rough price estimate, a 2019 F-250 Super Duty with rear-wheel drive and regular cab costs around $34,000. Ford has consistently been at the forefront of the truck market, and it’s looking like their newest lineup of Super Duty will fail to disappoint.

2020 Toyota Tacoma

If you’re looking for a solid compact pickup truck that’s undergone several positive changes for its newest model, the newest Toyota Tacoma is a great pick. While it belongs to a generation that started with the 2016 model year, the 2020 Toyota Tacoma continues to follow its recipe for success that’s built upon safe, reliable driving and off-road adventures.

The Tacoma doesn’t boast high payload and tow ratings for its class. It will haul 1,600 pounds of payload and tow 6,400 pounds. However, its specialty is in off-roading, which is made easy with the Multi-Terrain Select function that allows you to choose between Mud and Sand, Loose Rock, Rock and Dirt, and Mogul and Rock. In addition to the five-level Crawl Control system, which helps maintain speed during off-roading, the Tacoma is a durable pickup that handles off-roading with little problems.

The TRD versions of the Tacoma come standard with a 3.5L V6 engine, producing 278 horsepower and 265 pound-feet of torque. The lesser SR and SR5 trucks are equipped with a 2.7L, four-cylinder engine, but only squeezes out 159 horsepower and 180 pound-feet of torque.

The Tacoma’s interior now provides various technological features, including Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and Amazon Alexa for the first time. Another long-requested feature is a power-adjustable driver’s seat, which is now available on all trims except the base SR. Big updates for the 2020 model involve its exterior, which incorporates a new grille and LED headlights. In particular, the new headlights are a major improvement from old models, helping make the 2020 Tacoma only the third pickup truck to earn the IIHS Top Safety Pick rating.

The 2020 Toyota Tacoma starts at $26,050, and upwards of $46,665 for the Tacoma TRD Pro with an automatic transmission. While its starting price is above average for a compact pickup truck, the newest Tacoma includes an array of upgrades that make it worth every penny.

2020 Ram 2500/3500 HD

After the debut of the fifth-generation half-ton Ram 1500 last year and new additions to their 2020 Ram 1500, Ram is following suit with an upgraded lineup of their heavy-duty pickup trucks for 2020. The 2020 Ram 2500 and 3500 HD are undergoing a makeover with similar design treatment to their smaller 1500 iterations, along with additional configurations to their intrinsic strength and durability.

If you frequently engage in heavy lifting such as pallet delivery and small moves, you’ll be satisfied knowing that properly upgraded Ram HD trucks are capable of hauling up to 7,680 pounds of payload and towing up to 35,100 pounds of trailer. 

In terms of their powertrains, the 2020 Ram heavy-duty trucks come standard with a 6.4L V8 engine, which generates 410 horsepower and 429 pound-feet of torque accompanied with the new TorqueFlite 8-speed automatic transmission. A more expensive but superior alternative is the revamped Cummins 6.7L turbo-diesel straight-six upgrade. This powerful engine goes a long way, producing up to 400 horsepower and best-in-class 1,000 pound-feet of torque in its High Output form. 

The Ram 2500 and 3500 HD offer cushy and smooth ride quality with their optional air suspension. In addition to road-trip comfort, an array of technological features are available for these heavy-duty trucks. A convenient UConnect 4C 12-inch touchscreen display is now an option. Blind-spot Monitoring is now available, including easy-to-use trailer coverage. For enhanced safety, Lane Keep Assist and Adaptive Steering have been added for all trim levels. 

No price tag has been set in stone yet for the 2020 Ram HD models, but it’s safe to say that it’ll cost similar to last year’s heavy-duty Rams, which started at $35,090 for the Tradesman 2500 rear-wheel drive model. If you seek the quality and reputation of the Ram 1500 but want greater strength and power for heavy lifting, the 2020 Ram 2500 and 3500 HD fit the bill.

2020 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon

Among the mid-size truck market, the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon have always been common truck choices due to their ability to adapt to daily needs. Although the Colorado and Canyon have experienced little changes for its 2020 model year, these compact pickup trucks are still worthy to take into consideration due to their versatility and widespread appeal among all truck owners.

The Colorado and Canyon are capable of hauling 1,578 pounds of payload and towing up to 7,700 pounds with the diesel-powered engine. Otherwise, you can expect a towing capacity of 3,500 pounds and 7,000 pounds when outfitted with the four-cylinder and V6, respectively.

Higher models are equipped with the standard 3.6L V6 engine, generating best-in-class 308 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. For higher fuel efficiency, the optional 2.5L four-cylinder consists of 200 horsepower and 191 pound-feet of torque. If you’re willing to spend an extra chunk of money, the Duramax 2.8L Turbo-Diesel engine supports greater towing capacity with 369 pound-feet of torque.

The technological features of the Colorado and Canyon remain the same, consisting of Bluetooth audio streaming, 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, and more. A small upgrade for the Colorado is Chevy’s Infotainment 3 interface with navigation and an 8-inch touchscreen, replacing the old MyLink infotainment system. Minor additions to the Canyon are a new color, Carbon Black Metallic, and a remote locking tailgate. The downside is that both the Colorado and Canyon are missing key safety features that are commonly included across many vehicles nowadays. 

The 2020 GMC Canyon starts at $22,000 and the Chevrolet Colorado starts at $21,300. With a below-average starting price, the Colorado and Canyon are affordable and flexible for a broad range of buyers. Whether you need a capable truck for transporting furniture purchased from Costco or an off-roading vehicle for hiking and camping activities, the Colorado and Canyon are the right purchase for you.

2020 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 2500/3500 HD

Just as the compact Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon were updated for the 2020 model year, a complete redesign is in place for their heavy-duty counterparts in 2020. The 2020 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 2500 and 3500 HD pickup trucks offer robust features that keep them as top contenders in the pickup truck world.

The Silverado and Sierra HD provide stellar carrying capacities, with a max payload of 3,979 pounds and a towing capacity of 18,600 for the diesel engine 2500 HD models. The 3500 HD offers higher capacities, with the ability to haul 4,534 pounds and tow 21,500 pounds. An exclusive feature for the 3500 HD is dual-rear wheels, which drives up its payload capacity to 7,442 pounds and towing capacity to 35,000 pounds of trailer. 

New in 2020 are updated engine options for the Silverado and Sierra HD. These trucks now come equipped with a 6.6L V8 base engine, generating 401 horsepower and 464 pounds-feet of torque. Optionally, a 6.6L Duramax diesel V8 engine is available, producing 445 horsepower and a massive 910 pound-feet of torque. 

The upgraded interior design of the 2020 Silverado and Sierra pickup trucks have a luxurious feel, including an advanced trailering system that makes use of up to 15 cameras. Another notable feature is a multicolor 15-inch Heads Up Display, indicating vehicle speed, navigation, and safety alerts. Equipped with the largest heads-up display in-class, the Silverado and Sierra HD should have no trouble keeping you engaged and safe on the road.

The Silverado 2500 HD starts at $36,500 and the 3500 HD starts at $37,900. The Sierra 2500 and 3500 HD start at $40,000 and $41,200, respectively. If you’re looking for an all-new upgraded pickup truck with a reliable track record over the years, you can’t go wrong with purchasing these heavy-duty workhorses.

2020 Ford F-150 Raptor

The Ford F-150 Raptor dominates the road, blending serious capability and high-octane fun into one. Due to its all-terrain tires, widened F-150 body, and immensely powerful engine, the Raptor is an off-road juggernaut that doesn’t fail to impress. While nothing major has changed for the 2020 model year, the new Ford F-150 Raptor is still expected to be a favorite among truck lovers.

When properly configured, the Raptor is capable of towing up to 8,000 pounds and hauling up to 1,200 pounds of payload. It’s also paired with smart towing features such as Pro Trailer Backup Assist and dynamic hitch assist. The Raptor compensates for its reduced towing and payload capacities with its superior off-road control. If you plan on taking on off-road adventures on a consistent basis, you’ll be satisfied with the Raptor’s array of components that further its performance. Components include 4WD, skid plates, a locking rear differential, and off-road racing suspension. 

The new Raptor comes standard with a twin-turbocharged high-output 3.5L EcoBoost V6 engine, producing a whopping 450 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque. Even better, the engine is coupled with a paddle-shifted 10-speed automatic transmission that allows for smooth performance on and off-road. 

In regard to its interior, the Raptor is outfitted with a host of technological features, including Ford SYNC 3 infotainment system and support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Safety-wise, driver-assistance features comprise of standard forward-collision warning, automated emergency braking, lane-departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, and more.

The 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor starts at a pricey $53,205, and rightfully so. Despite its high price, the Raptor holds tremendous value by combining power and strength with the aspects of the top-selling classic F-150 that everyone loves. If you seek a powerful full-size pickup truck that elevates your ride to the next level, the 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor fulfills those expectations with ease.

2020 Nissan Titan

Nissan is facing plenty of truck competition next year, so the automaker hopes that its 2020 Nissan Titan can sway truck buyers over to its side. With a refreshing new overhaul, the 2020 Nissan Titan is shaping up to be a desirable half-ton pickup truck to purchase for the new year.

The tow and payload ratings on the Titan aren’t too impressive when compared to the rest of its competition. Its ability to tow up to 9660 pounds is more than enough for most truck owners though, and there’s always the heavy-duty Titan XD model if you require greater capacities.

The sole engine option is its 5.6L V8, which holds 400 horsepower and 413 pound-feet of torque. It’s now paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission, replacing the seven-speed unit used in the previous model year. Due to the added power, the new Titan drives with improved acceleration and throttle response.

In an attempt to modernize with innovative technology, the Titan has been upgraded with numerous driver-assistance features. Nissan’s Safety Shield 360 includes automated emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, lane-departure warning, and more. Additionally, the Titan can be outfitted with adaptive cruise control and a 360-degree camera for better visibility.

The official pricing hasn’t been announced yet, but you can expect the Titan to cost considerably less than other popular choices, including Ford and Ram trucks. Although the 2020 Nissan Titan may not surpass the quality standards set by its competitors, its affordability and much-needed improvements make it a great pickup truck purchase on a budget.

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What is On-Demand Delivery?

Use GoShare’s service to request on-demand delivery help. On-demand delivery is the ability for you to request home improvement supplies to be delivered wherever and whenever you want. 

If you dedicated your entire Saturday to building a new patio or updating your yard, it’s bothersome to waste time running back to the store for extra mulch or more lumber. Through an on-demand delivery service, you can relax at home while your lumber, mulch, and other construction material gets delivered straight to your doorstep at a moment’s notice. 

The Fastest and Most Affordable Solution for Lumber and Mulch Delivery

GoShare provides a fast, easy, and affordable solution for delivering your lumber and mulch. Connect instantly with local delivery professionals who own trucks and vans.

Using the GoShare app or website to book your delivery order is a seamless process. Simply enter your pickup and drop off locations, along with your item details. Depending on the size and number of items, you can request for a pickup truck, cargo van, or box truck. 

If you think additional help is necessary, book for two delivery professionals instead of one. Once you approve your order, you can expect your lumber, mulch, or other items picked up in as little as half an hour. 

Delivery professionals in the GoShare network have passed strict vehicle inspections and background checks, so you never have to worry about potential criminal behavior or scams. Plus, GoShare’s comprehensive cargo insurance policy ensures that your project is protected in case of damage. 

You can schedule a project for same-day delivery on demand, or in advance. Most projects are accepted in under two minutes, making GoShare a speedy solution for acquiring your home improvement supplies. 

Save Time and Money Compared to Traditional Delivery

If you recently purchased lumber or mulch from your local retailer, it may seem convenient to use their delivery service. Many retailers offer next day or future delivery options, but why delay your home project when you don’t have to? If you’re at work and need to finish a project before the day ends, you don’t want to go out of your way and leave your job site to pick up the supplies either. 

Retail establishments often conduct their deliveries through a route. If your address is out of the way, you may not be able to select the date and time that’s convenient for you. Some retailers provide a same-day delivery option, but extra fees are typically added for that service. Additionally, you can expect their same-day service to be scheduled several hours out, especially if your address isn’t on their route. 

Ordering a hefty amount of outdoor building material may be too cumbersome for retailers to deal with. Retailers generally offer one vehicle type for delivery, whether it be a small pickup truck or compact cargo van, which is not enough to hold a large quantity of lumber. 

In these cases, you may need to purchase two separate deliveries or forego paying a hefty fee and take multiple trips yourself. Either way, it’s not advantageous if you’re committed to completing your task as soon as possible.

Using GoShare, you pick the time for your project, and you pay no extra fees for same-day, evening, or weekend projects. Check out www.GoShare.co to learn more.

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Full-Size Cargo Vans vs. Compact Cargo Vans

Full-size cargo vans are the standard backbone of many small businesses’ operations – a sturdy workhorse that’s able and ready to transport and deliver cargo, equipment, and more at a moment’s notice. Full-size cargo vans are a unique type of vehicle, combining the comfort and agility of an SUV and the powerful capabilities of a truck into one. It’s no wonder these cargo vans have been a staple in the workforce in order to meet the strenuous and back and forth demands of running the logistics of a company. Several automobile manufacturers, ranging from Ford to Chevrolet, have produced full-size cargo vans to fit your everyday needs, depending on the type of trade you’re in. 

Compact cargo vans are among the new-generation of vehicle categories in North America, first introduced in 2009 by Ford with their 2010 Ford Transit Connect van. Other car manufacturers were quick to adapt to the constant change of consumer needs for greater flexibility and efficiency in vans. Fast forward 10 years later, compact cargo vans are now a dominant force in the automobile industry. Essentially a smaller version of a full-size cargo van, the compact cargo van compromises strength in exchange for added lightweight convenience.

Regardless of the core differences between these two types of vans, several other factors should be considered when deciding whether a compact or full-size cargo van is the right fit for you. Take a look at our compact and full-size cargo van comparisons prior to deciding which vehicle is right for you.

Price

You can expect full-size cargo vans to be costlier than compact cargo vans due to their powerful infrastructure and carrying capacity. Here’s a list of the 2019 full-size vans based off the starting manufacturer’s retail price, from lowest to highest:

• Ram ProMaster – $30,245
• Nissan NV – $30,835
• Chevrolet Express/GMC Savana – $32,000
• Ford Transit – $33,135
• Mercedes-Benz Sprinter – $42,900

In contrast, you can save roughly $5,000 to $10,000 by purchasing a small cargo van instead. It’s a wise choice for those who don’t need the functionalities of a full-size cargo van but still need an affordable van on a budget. Below are the 2019 compact vans based off the starting manufacturer’s retail price, from lowest to highest:

• Nissan NV200 – $22,300
• Ford Transit Connect – $24,100 
• Ram ProMaster City – $24,545
• Mercedes-Benz Metris – $36,000

Resale Value

There are several reasons as to why people believe that buying a used vehicle is often one of the smartest decisions you can make. Most vehicles lose 20% of their value in the first year, and 10-15% each additional year. Full-size cargo vans typically undergo more wear and tear throughout their lifespan, negatively affecting their resale price if they’re not properly taken care of. 

But, if you avoid the common mistakes that can potentially ruin a vehicle’s resale value, both full-size and compact cargo vans can offer terrific resale value. In particular, the Ford Transit and the Ram ProMaster are consistently placed at the top of Edmunds’ Best Retained Value Awards. These cargo vans offer reliable capabilities and host an array of customization features, ensuring that you get the most bang for your buck when you decide to put them back on the market.

On the other hand, the Ford Transit Connect and Nissan NV200 are great picks for compact cargo vans that hold over the long haul. Ranked high on Edmunds’ Best Retained Value Awards, the Transit Connect and NV200 provide stellar reliability for a reasonable price. These two van models allow you to maximize your money when the time comes to trade-in or sell.

Cargo Space and Payload Capacity

One of the great characteristics about a cargo van is their utility, the ability to accomodate equipment, such as a ladder rack placed on top with moving dollies and hand trucks on the inside, while remaining nimble on the road. If you’re a delivery professional engaging in the constant moving of heavy items, you’ll be happy with the generous amount of cargo capacity and space that full-size cargo vans have to offer. Check out our list of the top three 2019 large cargo vans that deliver outstanding cargo space and payload capacity:

• Mercedes-Benz Sprinter – Maximum cargo space of up to 532.6 cubic feet and payload capacity of 6,735 pounds
• Ford Transit – Maximum cargo space of up to 487.3 cubic feet and payload capacity of up to 4,640 pounds
• RAM ProMaster – Maximum cargo space of up to 460 cubic feet and payload capacity of up to 4,680 pounds

Compact cargo vans can’t compete with full-size cargo vans in terms of sheer carrying capacity and space. However, these small vans still provide plenty of interior room to carry and fit a considerable amount of items. Take a look at our list of the best 2019 compact cargo vans for cargo space and payload capacity:

• Mercedes-Benz Metris – Maximum cargo space of up to 199 cubic feet and payload capacity of up to 1,874 pounds
• RAM ProMaster City – Maximum cargo space of up to 137.1 cubic feet and payload capacity of up to 1,833 pounds
• Ford Transit Connect – Maximum cargo space of up to 123.2 cubic feet and payload capacity of up to 1,549 pounds

Due to the large carrying capacity, full-size cargo van owners qualify for a higher hourly wage on some on-demand delivery platforms, including GoShare. Compact cargo vans can also be used on the GoShare platform for courier and small truck projects. 

Fuel Economy

According to an Automotive Fleet article in 2014, Phil Schreiber, Otis’ fleet manager in North America, saw the potential in compact cargo vans and began to convert 60% of his van fleet to compact vans. With about 900 Transit Connects and 600 full-size cargo vans, he estimated his fleet was using 500,000 gallons less in fuel each year.

If you take a look at the hard facts, it’s clear that compact cargo vans are more fuel efficient than their full-size counterparts. Depending on your motive, the better gas mileage may be more useful than larger cargo space and capacity. We’ve listed the top three 2019 full-size cargo vans with the best gas mileage below (data taken from fueleconomy.gov):

• Chevrolet Express/GMC Savana – 24 MPG in the city/26 MPG on the highway
• Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: 19 MPG
• Ford Transit – 14 MPG in the city/18 MPG on the highway

You’ll notice a positive jump in the amount of miles that compact cargo vans can go on a gallon. With better fuel efficiency, businesses may be more keen to manage a fleet of small cargo vans in order to realize their cost savings potential. See our list of the best 2019 compact vans for gas mileage performance below (data taken from fueleconomy.gov):

• RAM ProMaster City: 21 MPG in the city/28 MPG on the highway
• Mercedes-Benz Metris – 21 MPG in the city/24 MPG on the highway
• Ford Transit Connect – 19 MPG in the city/27 MPG on the highway

At the end of the day, the debate of whether you should buy a compact or full-size cargo van comes down to preference. It’s clear that the full-size cargo van segment dominates in regards to total power, capacity and space. But, you can potentially save more money with compact cargo vans’ lower prices and better gas mileage. Your personal and work-related intentions, whether you enjoy traveling, own a furniture retail store, or anything in between, truly dictate the decision-making for these two types of cargo vans. Find and hit the road with your full-size or compact cargo van that’s a perfect match for your needs.

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Opportunities for Van Owners

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We’ve researched and compiled our list of the best box trucks available on the market today. 

Isuzu N-Series

If you’re a delivery professional in the trucking industry who’s involved in long and expedited freight projects, look no further. The Japanese automobile manufacturer, Isuzu, produces box trucks that are known for their reliability, fuel efficiency, and durability. In particular, the Isuzu N-Series, or NPR, is a perfect choice for those who value dependency and high performance.

The Isuzu NPR is outfitted with a 5.2L turbocharged diesel engine or 6.0L V8 gas engine, depending on your preference. Four wheelbase options are available, ranging from 109 to 176 inches. The truck’s body varies from 10 to 20 feet. Space isn’t an issue since the Isuzu NPR offers both standard and crew cab configurations, seating up to 3 and 7 respectively. The gas-powered edition of the Isuzu straight truck can carry up to 12,000 pounds GVWR, while the diesel-based NPR-HD can tow and haul up to 14,500 pounds GCWR.

Hino 155 & 195

Japanese manufacturer Hino Motors is a subsidiary of Toyota corporation and has produced many trustworthy straight trucks over the years. The Hino 155 and 195 are more than capable as medium-duty trucks that can If you’re looking for a sturdy box truck that can handle heavy storage clean out, junk hauling, and pallet shipping, the Hino 155 and 195 Cab-over trucks are an ideal choice.

The Hino 155 Cab-over carries a 6-speed automatic transmission with a 5L turbo diesel engine. The straight truck can be configured as a single or double cab, with a wide selection of wheelbase lengths, ranging from 114 to 214 inches. The Hino 155 can hold up to a maximum GVWR of 14,500 pounds.

The Hino 195 Cab-over is similar to the 155 model, but is outfitted with a firmer chassis cab. It is geared with the same 6-speed automatic transmission and 5L turbo diesel engine. However, for greater medium-duty capacities, the Hino 195 Cab-over delivers a maximum GVWR of 19,500 pounds. 

Freightliner M2 106

The popular Freightliner trucks are some of the most powerful box trucks currently available. They are commonly used by firefighters and referred to as emergency vehicles due to their proven toughness and consistency. Specifically, the Freightliner M2 106 is an all-around workhorse that is perfect for long-distance hauling and delivering bulky loads.

The Freightliner M2 supports numerous customization options for avid truck owners. The M2 106 offers three engine choices: the Cummins B6.7, the Detroit DD5, and the Detroit DD8. It can be equipped with both automatic and manual transmissions. Three cab configurations are available, including a day cab, extended cab, and crew cab. Depending on your setup, the M2 106 boasts an impressive GVWR of up to 66,000 pounds.

International RH Series

If you’re looking for a heavy-duty box truck that hauls freight like no other, the International straight trucks fit the bill. American manufacturer Navistar International hosts a variety of box truck models that offer versatility, maneuverability, and high productivity. This includes the International RH Series, which possesses high capabilities that can meet the toughest of job demands. 

The International RH is geared with its own International A26 12.4L engine. Both automatic and manual options of up to 18-speed transmissions are available. Wheelbase lengths vary from 146 to 240 inches. You can choose between a day cab or sleeper cab, offering comfort and convenience for long travels. With a GVWR of up to 60,000 pounds, you can count on the International RH to provide an array of benefits to help with your moving and delivery needs.

Ford E-Series Cutaway

Need a cutaway truck for your furniture transportation service? The Ford E-Series Cutaway vans are one of the most versatile vehicles you can buy, delivering a wide array of light-duty to medium-duty commercial and recreational applications. 

Among the various features of the Ford E-350 is the option for single or dual rear-wheel cutaway. Both the E-350 SRW and DRW Cutaways are equipped with either a 6.8L Triton V10 or 6.2L flex-fuel V8 gas engine. These engines are paired with 6-speed automatic transmission The E-350 SRW Cutaway offers a GVWR of 10,050 pounds, with a max payload rating of 5,190 pounds. The E-350 DRW Cutaway is available in cutaway chassis that can hold up to 12,500 pounds (GVWR), with a max payload rating of 7,560 pounds.

For added carrying capacity support, the E-450 is a great alternative. Similar to its single rear-wheel counterpart, the E-450 DRW Cutaway holds a 6-speed automatic transmission and offers two engines: the 6.8L V10 or 6.2L flex-fuel V8 gas engine. The E-450 DRW Cutaway has a maximum GCWR of 22,000 pounds for heavy towing, along with a max payload rating of 9,040 pounds.

Many straight truck drivers constantly engage in various taxing activities, which calls for high-quality, durable trucks to support them. The best straight trucks are designed to enhance comfort, convenience, and safety, while simultaneously offering stellar carrying capacities. With our compilation of these top box trucks to purchase, you’ll be on the road and ready to lift and carry the heaviest of loads in no time.

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Opportunities for Truck Owners

GoShare offers opportunities for pickup truck, cargo van, and box truck owners to earn extra income by helping individuals and businesses in their communities with on-demand moving and delivery projects. If you are interested in earning extra income doing part-time or weekend projects, visit www.GoShare.co/Drivers to learn about our program.

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