What’s New at LDV

Different routes require different trucks. Our custom tool truck customers have incorporated new ideas in their trucks for years to meet the needs of their customers. We recently sat down...

When we talk about mobile command centers, SWAT trucks, bomb/EOD trucks and more, we tend to picture large scale vehicles ready to take on any challenge. While these big guys are both impressive and fun to look at...

Over the last few years, LDV has created custom vehicles and trailers to deploy drones for different applications such as remote scouting, surveillance, recovery, and more. With the ability to build...

Like everything today, the world has evolved and so has the way in which we market products and services. Online retail giants like Amazon have barely been able to keep up...

The Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library, which opened in 1917 with the help of a Carnegie grant, is comfortably nestled within North Dakota’s capital city...

The high-tech vehicle is hardly an old-fashioned library. During a recent demo, a 3-D printer manufactured little red frogs.

Teamwork is the driving force behind every LDV custom vehicle, from the simplest equipment truck to the most sophisticated mobile command center.

Evolving bookmobile features can grab the attention of patrons while creating a comfortable environment for staff on the road. For those looking to create a new custom bookmobile...

Larger than the other five states of New England combined, there is no shortage of majestic scenery in Maine. From the gorgeous coastline and lighthouses to picturesque autumn...

When it came time to design a new tool truck, Snap-on® Franchise owner, Jerry Butler did his due diligence.

The world's best special service vehicles need Extreme Duty Storage Compartments for real-world use. Intended for gear and equipment for law enforcement, fire and rescue...

“This was the best experience I’ve had ordering anything. Paul was so patient and helpful throughout the whole process, making suggestions and adding in changes that I had."