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Image , Staged accidents and the related practice of working up phantom medical damages through staged or unnecessary medical treatment have long been sources of fraud.   For…

Image , Through collaboration with our federation of state trucking associations, since 2020, the ATA has prioritized and supported meaningful legislative reform to restore…

Following U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's announcement on new actions being taken to enforce English proficiency requirements for commercial truck operators, American…

ATA thanked U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin for proposing to disapprove of California’s Heavy-Duty Inspection and Maintenance (HD I/M) Requirements for out-of-state and…

ATA published the 2025 edition of American Trucking Trends, its annual industry data compendium about the state of the U.S. trucking sector.  

Safety regulations only work when they are consistently enforced.

Before Bill Kotynski ever worked with a fleet, he wore a badge. 

Washington — Today, following the release of the U.S.

Image , Congress Returns, Begins Work to Avoid Shutdown  Last week, Congress returned from its August recess and began to turn its attention to extending government funding beyond…, Image , Industry Stakeholders Send Letter to Congress on Highway Bill Priorities  Last Thursday, ATA joined key industry stakeholders including the American Road &…, Image , Defense Authorization Bill Moving Forward in both House, Senate  In addition to working on the extension of government funding, both the House and Senate will spend the…, Image , Senate Republicans Ponder Rules Change to Advance Trump Nominees  Senate Republicans are preparing to make changes to Senate rules in the coming weeks that would allow…, Image , Committee Notes for Week Ending September 5th      On Wednesday, September 3, the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee marked up a bipartisan reform and…, Image , Grassroots Update  Last week, the North Carolina Trucking Association and the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association were in town for their Calls on Washington. Eighteen…, Image , The Week Ahead  Both the House and Senate are in session this week. The next Hill report will be sent on September 15th.  

ATA commended Representatives  Mike Collins (R-Georgia), Tom Tiffany (R-Wisconsin), Brandon Gill (R-Texas) and Harriet Hageman (R-Wyoming) for introducing the Lawsuit Abuse Reduction Act.