September 2011 News Archive

The American Trucking Association (ATA) recently announced the recipients of its annual awards, which recognize the greatness in the trucking industry on a national level.

Trucking enthusiasts who are in the Las Vegas area this fall should head straight for the 2011 SEMA truck and car show, which brings fans of four-wheelers from across the country to the strip every year.

California advocates for cleaner air have been attempting to pass some new regulations to reduce the amount of pollution caused by big rigs.

New figures on the trucking industry were recently released by the ACH Research group, reports Trucking Info.

Truckers in the Charlotte, South Carolina region may want to attend its exciting annual trucker show, hosted by the local motor speedway this October.

Debates continue over the allowed hours commercial truck drivers are permitted to drive on the road during a given day.

Some states are implementing specific safety departments to ensure that truckers and other motorists are protected on the nation's highways.

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) is doing its part in assisting its members in understanding the ins and outs of what will make them successful truckers.

Staying up to speed with one's acquired driving skills and compliance training for truck drivers is essential to ensuring overall trucking safety.

Truckers need to do their jobs, as do the state troopers and police officers who monitor the nation's highways.