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Two trucking industry leaders wrote to the U.S. Department of Transportation to reiterate their unwavering support for the Trump Administration’s termination of New York’s scheme to punish hard-…

ATA applauded President Trump’s nomination of Derek Barrs to serve as administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

ATA announced it is now accepting nominations to recognize the most passionate representatives of the trucking industry’s image with the 2025 Mike Russell Trucking Industry Image Award.

ATA applauded congressional leaders for introducing legislation to repeal the antiquated federal excise tax on the purchase of new trucks and trailers.

ATA opened exhibit sales for the 2025 Management Conference & Exhibition, scheduled for October 25-28 in San Diego, California. Companies ranging from equipment suppliers to technology providers…

Image , Modern, Clean, & Safe Trucks Act Reintroduced On Thursday, March 27, a bipartisan group of Representatives reintroduced a bill that would repeal the onerous 12 percent…, Image , ATA Hails Nomination of Barrs to Lead FMCSA Last Tuesday, President Trump nominated Derek Barrs to lead the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. ATA supports the…, Image , Truck Driver Tax Credit Bill Reintroduced In addition to the reintroduction of the bill to repeal the FET, on Thursday, March 27, a bipartisan pair of Congressmen…, Image , House T&I Holds Highways Hearing On Wednesday, March 26, the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee held a subcommittee hearing titled “America Builds:…, Image , Congress Avoids Shutdown, Tees Up Reconciliation Fight With Congress avoiding a government shutdown earlier in the month, attention now turns to an accelerated timeline…, Image , Committee Notes for Week of March 24th The Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee announced that it will hold a hearing with Secretary of Transportation…, Image , Grassroots Update Last week, the Louisiana Motor Transport Association brought 12 Louisianans into town to meet with their full delegation on the Hill. Highlights of the…, Image , The Week Ahead Both the House and Senate are in session this week. The next Hill Report will be sent on April 7th.

ATA sent a letter to Republican leaders in the House and Senate, calling on them to take the regulatory keys away from California and prevent the Golden State from setting de facto national emissions…

ATA recognized Members of Congress for introducing resolutions in the House of Representatives to immediately revoke the Advanced Clean Trucks and Omnibus NOx waivers granted to California.

ATA-MSC sends a formal letter to TRANSCOM voicing industry concerns regarding DP3 rate filing rejections and rate reasonableness

Image , Trucker Bathroom Access Act Reintroduced in House On Monday, March 31st, a bipartisan group of Representatives led by Reps. Troy Nehls (R-TX) and Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA)…, Image , DOT Secretary Duffy Testifies Before Senate EPW On Wednesday, April 2nd, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy testified before the Senate Environment and Public Works (…, Image , Congress Begins Process to Rescind California Emissions Waivers This week saw a flurry of activity on the long-planned effort to roll back EPA waivers granted under the…, Image , Tariffs and Senate Resolution On Wednesday, April 2nd, President Trump announced the implementation of broad tariffs on all goods coming into the country, a sweeping move…, Image , Budget Reconciliation Update Congress and the Administration are now moving forward with the Fiscal Year 2026 spending process and budget reconciliation to make permanent…, Image , Committee Notes for Week of March 31st   On Tuesday, April 1st, The House Education & Workforce Subcommittee on Early Childhood Education discussed the impact of AI…, Image , Grassroots Update Last week, the Missouri Trucking Association and the Tennessee Trucking Association brought 28 Call on Washington attendees into town to meet with their…, Image , The Week Ahead Both the House and Senate are in session this week. The next Hill Report will be sent on April 14th.