
Atlantic Truck Show 2027
Event Date
May 7–8, 2027
Location
Moncton, NB
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryThe Atlantic Truck Show is the Maritimes' largest and most comprehensive trucking and transportation trade show, held biennially at the Moncton Coliseum Complex in Moncton, New Brunswick. Held every two years at the Moncton Coliseum and presented by the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association, it is the region's premier trucking and transportation trade show. The 2027 edition runs May 7–8.
The event showcases the latest in vocational trucks, commercial fleet vehicles, courier and delivery vans, dump trucks, forestry trucks, and specialized equipment designed to keep Atlantic Canada's transportation and logistics industries moving. More than a highway truck show, it features a diverse cross-section of transportation products and equipment, including commercial fleet vehicles, courier vehicles, forestry spec equipment, and warehousing & logistics.
The show draws contractors, fleet managers, dealers, OEMs, and transportation professionals from across the region. With over 10,000 industry visitors, the Atlantic Truck Show is a must-attend event for networking, sourcing new equipment, and staying ahead in the evolving trucking and transportation industry. It is an ideal opportunity to connect with industry leaders and discover the products, technology, and solutions shaping the future of commercial trucking in Atlantic Canada.
Show Highlights
- Full spectrum of transportation equipment: vocational trucks, commercial fleet vehicles, courier and delivery vans, dump trucks, forestry trucks, and specialized equipment.
- Beyond highway trucks: a full range of products, technology, and solutions for contractors, fleet managers, and transportation professionals—including work trucks, trailers, 4x4s, flat decks, and cargo vehicles.
- Leading exhibitors: top dealers, OEMs, trailers, parts, and equipment, with opportunities to connect with industry leaders and discover what's driving the future of commercial trucking.
- Indoor and outdoor exhibit space at the Moncton Coliseum Complex, accommodating large vehicles and equipment displays.
Attendance
The Atlantic Truck Show draws over 10,000 industry visitors. Its audience is composed of transportation and logistics professionals, including contractors, fleet managers, dealers, and OEM representatives from across Atlantic Canada.
Booth Pricing
According to the show's booth rates, indoor space is priced by square footage on a sliding scale, with additional mandatory fees:
- $15.00/sq ft for booths of 100–599 sq ft
- $8.50/sq ft for booths of 600–1,000 sq ft
- $6.60/sq ft for booths of 2,000+ sq ft
- Outdoor space: $3.50/sq ft
- A mandatory $99 Exhibitor Listing fee
Booth packages include an 8ft drapery backwall and 3' drapery sidewalls, standard-colour booth carpet (for 100–600 sq ft booths only), forklift service up to 5,000 lbs, unlimited complimentary pre-registration forms, a listing in the Official Atlantic Truck Show Guide, on-site security, unloading and reloading of shipments, and daily cleaning of booth carpeting. Prospective exhibitors can request a custom quote through the show's Get a Booth Quote page.
Registration
Admission prices and registration information are listed as coming soon on the official website. The show encourages attendees to pre-register online.
- Pre-registering online allows attendees to skip the box office line and registration counter to significantly cut down on wait times to enter the show.
- Pre-registered attendees have a separate check-in line to print and receive their badge.
- Badges serve as your entry ticket and are valid for all days of the event—you only need to register once.
- The registration age is 18; youth may enter free of charge with an adult companion and do not require a badge.
- Pre-registered attendees should bring a copy of their registration confirmation, either emailed or printed.
History
The Atlantic Truck Show has been trusted by the transportation industry for over four decades. It is presented by the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association (APTA), a non-profit industry association that has been the voice of the trucking industry in Atlantic Canada since 1956, and is produced by Marketplace Events. The show is held every two years at the Moncton Coliseum and has grown into the Maritimes' largest and most comprehensive trucking and transportation trade show.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Atlantic Truck Show 2027 taking place?
The Atlantic Truck Show will be held May 7–8, 2027, at the Moncton Coliseum Complex, located at 377 Killam Drive, Moncton, NB. Show hours are Friday 9am–5pm and Saturday 10am–4pm.
Who should attend the Atlantic Truck Show?
The show is aimed at transportation and logistics professionals, including contractors, fleet managers, dealers, and OEM representatives. It showcases vocational trucks, commercial fleet vehicles, courier and delivery vans, dump trucks, forestry trucks, trailers, and specialized equipment.
How do I register to attend?
Attendees are encouraged to pre-register online, which allows them to skip the box office line and use a separate check-in line to receive their badge. Admission pricing and full registration details were listed as coming soon on the official website. The registration age is 18, and youth may enter free with an adult companion.
How much does it cost to exhibit?
Indoor booth space is priced at $15.00/sq ft for 100–599 sq ft, $8.50/sq ft for 600–1,000 sq ft, and $6.60/sq ft for 2,000+ sq ft, with outdoor space at $3.50/sq ft. There is also a mandatory $99 Exhibitor Listing fee. Custom quotes are available through the show's Get a Booth Quote page.
What makes the Atlantic Truck Show worth attending?
It is the Maritimes' largest and most comprehensive trucking and transportation trade show, presented by the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association and trusted by the industry for over four decades. With more than 10,000 industry visitors, it offers strong opportunities for networking, sourcing new equipment, and connecting with dealers, OEMs, and industry leaders.
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