See them in action. Work trucks on the job, filmed by the people who drive, run, build and sell them.
Videos uploaded by drivers, operators, body manufacturers, dealers and VTA. Every video shows who uploaded it, and VTA approves each one before it goes live.
[YOUR VTA YOUTUBE CHANNEL LINK] goes in YOUTUBE_CHANNEL at the top of this page’s script.
Dawn shift at the quarry: tri-axle dumps loading out
Loaders fill a line of tri-axle dumps before sunrise, then the trucks tarp up and head for a highway job.
12 videos (sample library)
Example videos. More are added as the VTA YouTube channel grows.
Who uploads
Every video shows who made it
Five kinds of uploaders, one standard. VTA reviews every video before it goes live, and labels each one with who uploaded it.
Crew members share their trucks at work: the route, the pour, the lift, the storm. Join the Crew free to post.
Post your video →Builds, walkarounds and bodies at work in the field. Labeled with your company name, and Sponsored when it is a paid placement.
Share a build →Walkarounds, specs and delivery-day videos for the trucks you sell. Labeled with your dealership, and Sponsored when paid.
Share a walkaround →Videos VTA films and curates: ride-alongs, Driver of the Year, roadeos and how-it-works features.
Driver of the Year →Share your crew's work
Post your video
Got a big pour, a tough recovery or a first snow on camera? Send it in. Free Join the Crew members, including drivers, operators, body manufacturers and dealers, can submit videos. VTA reviews every one, posts approved videos to the VTA YouTube channel and shows who uploaded each one on this page.
How it works
- 1Submit. Share a link or upload your file. Uploads go to a private VTA review folder, not the public website.
- 2Review. VTA checks every video for safety, permissions and quality. Nothing posts automatically.
- 3Publish. Approved videos go up on the VTA YouTube channel and the site, credited to you and your crew.
- 4Share. We email you the link when it is live so you can share it.
Video guidelines
- Safety first. Never film while driving; holding a phone while driving a commercial vehicle is a federal violation. Crews should wear the right PPE, with no unsafe shortcuts shown.
- Get permission. From your employer, anyone clearly shown, and the site owner where needed.
- Keep it private. No customer names, addresses or readable license plates.
- Your footage, no copyrighted music. Only send video you shot or have the rights to share. Songs can get videos blocked on YouTube.
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FAQ
Trucks in Action questions
Uploading, approval, rights and labels.
Who can upload videos to Trucks in Action?
Anyone with a free Join the Crew membership: drivers, operators, body manufacturers and dealers. Companies join through one contact person, and VTA also posts its own videos. Every video shows who uploaded it, and VTA reviews and approves each one before it goes live.
How does VTA approve videos?
VTA checks that you have the rights to the video and any music, that the people shown agreed to be in it, that it shows safe work (no phone use while driving, PPE on the jobsite) and that license plates and private details are hidden.
Can manufacturers and dealers post videos?
Yes, through a free Crew membership. Body manufacturers and dealers can share walkarounds, builds and trucks at work. Each video is labeled with the company that uploaded it, and paid placements are labeled Sponsored.
Do I keep the rights to my video?
Yes. You keep ownership and give VTA permission to show and share it on the site and VTA social channels, with credit to you.
Where are Trucks in Action videos hosted?
On the VTA YouTube channel. They are embedded on the Trucks in Action page and in the matching industry guides.
Can I have my video taken down?
Yes. Ask VTA and we will remove it from the site and VTA channels.