
ATA schedules 2026 Management Conference in Charlotte
Annual MCE returns to North Carolina next fall. ATA president calls the event critical for fleet operations and business planning.
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Annual MCE returns to North Carolina next fall. ATA president calls the event critical for fleet operations and business planning.

Military freight awards bypassed bidding systems and went to brokers at rates triple what carriers received, raising security and taxpayer concerns.

American Trucking Associations warns Trump administration that oversight gaps in military shipment contracts may breach department policy.

Annual survey runs through Oct. 2, with results released at ATA Management Conference in Charlotte on Oct. 18.

Spear exits as the freight recession enters its third year. His successor inherits tort reform battles, 2027 emissions deadlines, and a driver market that…

Two annual competitions train drivers and inspectors to spot defects, handle emergencies, and prevent crashes before they happen.

Greg Hodgen says third-party litigation financing is driving up trucking costs without transparency.

American Trucking Associations calls proposed legislation government-mandated contracting, not collective bargaining.

House committee passes five-year surface transportation bill with bathroom mandate, truck parking grants, and lease transparency rules. Long road to enactment…

State tournaments are underway for the 89th annual NTDC. Hundreds of commercial drivers are competing for a spot at the national event.

Administrator Derek Barrs told carriers at ATA's mid-year conference that responsible fleets must help identify bad actors as FMCSA ramps up enforcement.

Bob Costello warns headwinds remain despite first-quarter rate gains driven by capacity exits.