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American Trucking Associations

Brad Stotler
Brandon Borgna
Clayton Boyce

The American Trucking Associations is the largest national trade association for the trucking industry. Through a federation of other trucking groups, industry-related conferences, and its 50 affiliated state trucking associations, ATA represents more than 37,000 members covering every type of motor carrier in the United States.

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Recent blog posts from American Trucking Associations

Missouri Kicks Off Campaign Against Texting While Driving

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The Missouri State Highway Patrol recently teamed up with NASCAR's Roush Fenway Racing team and Con-way Freight to kick off a statewide safety campaign against texting while driving, according to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.The safe driving campaign, which includes public...

Fuel Tax Continues to Provide Greatest Public Benefits

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It is time to fix our crumbling transportation infrastructure by raising the gas tax, The Washington Post said in a recent editorial."By any measure, driving in the United States is cheap," The Post said. "Driving today is substantially cheaper, in...

Changes at Port Terminals Needed to Improve Operations, Not an Act of Congress

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Those interested in truly helping truck drivers at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach should advocate relatively quick and easy improvements to drayage operations at marine terminals, not an act of Congress, Kevin Dukesherer, owner of Progressive Transportation...

Safety Advocates See 'Green' Benefits in Lowering Speeds

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Why wait until 2014 for national truck fuel economy standards when we can take strides today to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions? Steve Owings, President and co-founder of Road Safe America said in a June 28 editorial published in...

Emission Levels Down Fourth Consecutive Year at the Port of Los Angeles

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Emission levels for all major pollutants were down for a fourth consecutive year at the Port of Los Angeles in 2009, said The Daily Breeze in the June 3 article "Pollutant emissions at Port of LA decrease for 4th straight...