The Australian Trucking Association (ATA), is urging everyone in the industry to have their say about the key issues facing Australian trucking.
The ATA launched an industry issues survey in TruckWeek 2010, giving operators and drivers the chance to make a significant contribution to the future direction of the trucking industry. Read the rest of this entry »
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has welcomed the support for TruckWeek 2010 by rt health fund, the transport and electricity workers’ health fund. Read the rest of this entry »
Events for TruckWeek 2010 are continuing across Australia, with local communities, politicians and key decision makers getting a better understanding of the industry, road safety and careers in the transport sector.
From Canberra to Dubbo, Melbourne to Warwick in Queensland, events are being held across the country today. Read the rest of this entry »
ABC Riverland (South Australia) presenter Noah Schultz-Byard has used TruckWeek 2010 to find out more about the trucking industry.
Hitting the road with local truckies, Noah found out about their lives, their jobs and the challenges faced by the industry.
Maitland mayor, Peter Blackmore, has gained a better understanding of trucking, when he visited JW Express as aprt of TruckWeek 2010.
Cr Blackmore met with local trucking operators and the media this week to learn more about the importance of the trucking industry and the needs of local Hunter based trucking operators.
Photos from TruckWeek events across Australia continue to stream in.
Following a wide range of photos yesterday (click here to view), Wednesday is shaping up to be another huge day for TruckWeek 2010.
Northern New South Wales newspaper, the Daily Examiner, has helped the Australian trucking industry celebrate TruckWeek 2010 by interviewing local trucking operator Herb Blanchard Haulage. Read the rest of this entry »
The ATA welcomes Hino Australia on board as the new naming rights sponsor of the traditional Convention golf tournament. Hino has become an increasingly active supporter of the ATA, its mission and its events. Read the rest of this entry »
Australian Trucking Association (ATA) Chairman, Trevor Martyn has called on all drivers to slow down and be courteous to other road users as part of TruckWeek 2010.
Mr Martyn said TruckWeek is the perfect opportunity for all motorists, including Australia’s professional truck drivers, to make a serious effort to be safe on the road and help reduce the nation’s road toll. Read the rest of this entry »
The Queensland Trucking Association Ltd (QTA) has invited its members and all trucking operators across Queensland to mark 21-27 February in their diaries and get behind the first ever TruckWeek.