Harbor Trucking Association to Host Drayage Summit
The Harbor Trucking Association is hosting its first Technology in Drayage Summit on June 28 at The Reef in Long Beach, Calif.
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The Harbor Trucking Association is hosting its first Technology in Drayage Summit on June 28, at The Reef in Long Beach, Calif.
The event will cover important milestones for the industry and discuss all of the new technologies in the space. There will be opportunities to meet with top industry vendors of electronic logging devices, transportation management solutions, GPS and other technologies.
HTA will host special breakout sessions and roundtables on topics like the ELD mandate and compliance.
Registration for up to two people from an HTA member company is free. Members only need to send an email with names and the company name.
After two people from a member company, each additional person is $25 to register. Non-member registration costs $50.
Sponsorship opportunities are available. Interested parties are asked to contact Weston@pearstrategies.com.
For more information on the event, click here.
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