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Incoming President and CEO Mark Colson’s record in Alabama offers clues about his priorities and approach following Chris Spear’s abrupt departure as the head of the American Trucking Associations.
Read More →ATA President and CEO Chris Spear abruptly left his job at the association on August 21, at a pivotal time for the trucking industry.
Read More →Despite a modest freight volume gain to close out 2025, overall tonnage remains subdued, according to ATA.
Read More →According to ATA, October’s drop in truck tonnage was the largest in 21 months.
Read More →Alternative fuel and powertrain options on display at the American Trucking Associations' 2025 Management Conference & Exhibition in San Diego.
Read More →In front of a smaller-than-usual audience in San Diego, American Trucking Associations’ President and CEO Spear acknowledged the challenging economic conditions trucking fleets continue to face, but said the association's lobbyists have had a number of legislative and regulatory "wins" under the Republican-controlled government.
Read More →Both ATA and FTR are reporting that August showed a rare second straight month of gains for North American trucking activity.
Read More →The murky outlook for a recovery in the freight market remains murky, according to industry indexes released this week.
Read More →A new series, Driven, produced by the American Trucking Associations, starts out highlighting the stories of professional drivers and the critical role trucking plays in keeping America’s supply chain moving.
Read More →ATA reports that truck tonnage decreased last month, following gain in April.
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