Fontaine Modification has named Mike Randolph president of the Light Duty Truck and EV Solutions division it launched earlier this year to focus on electrification and light truck modifications.

After more than 60 years as an engineer in the trucking industry, Jerry Prosser is finally ready to leave the industry in the hands of the next generation. After turning 84 on July 1, he has officially retired from his role as an engineering consultant at Fontaine Modification.

Volvo Trucks North America (VTNA) is collaborating with Galfab to have roll-off bodies available for installation at the Fontaine facility near Volvo Trucks’ Dublin Va factory.

Paul Kokalis, president of Fontaine Modification, North America’s most comprehensive provider of post-production truck services, has been elected to a three-year term as Governor at Large on the Green Truck Association (GTA) Board of Governors.

Right now, every day is both the same and different. We have the “Groundhog Day” movie syndrome (where every day feels just like the day before), yet each day features changes and issues we have never dealt with before.

Volvo Trucks partners with Fontaine Modification to offer a 94.5-inch height VAH 300 model. This new, lower auto hauler cab was developed and engineered in conjunction with Fontaine.

To help fleets better meet their unique power demands and avoid expensive jumpstarts, Fontaine Modification now offers installation of solar panel systems from Merlin Solar for customers nationwide.

The Detroit Free Press references the recently opened Fontaine Modification Detroit facility in an article about electric commercial vehicles bringing jobs to Detroit.

Fontaine Modification has opened its tenth modification center. The new facility, located in the greater Detroit area, will provide modifications for Ford’s F-59 and F-53 stripped chassis assembled by Detroit Chassis.

Building on five years of solid business growth, Fontaine Modification has combined its vocational and fleet services business units into a single division, Medium and Heavy Truck Operations. Jamil Young was named president of the new division.