With TruckWeek taking place across Australia, many organisers are sending through photos of their events.
Below are just some of the great events taking place across Australia.
With TruckWeek taking place across Australia, many organisers are sending through photos of their events.
Below are just some of the great events taking place across Australia.
The ATA has released four TruckWeek fact sheets, which provide a snapshot of the industry and how it is dealing with safety, careers, the environment and regulatory reform.
The fact sheets can be printed out and used at TruckWeek events. They can be downloaded by clicking here.
Final preparations are being putting in place around Australia as the trucking industry gets ready to celebrate TruckWeek 2010 from Sunday 21 to Saturday 27 February.
The week brings all sectors of the industry together to inform the community and politicians about the importance of the trucking industry, the issues the industry will face in the coming years, how to drive safely around trucks, and the great careers that are now available in trucking.
The Radisson Gold Coast Resort is offering Convention delegates a spectacular $149 per night deal over Easter. It is a great reason to head to the Gold Coast early. (Click here)
Convention partner hotels are also offering delegates hugely discounted rates. Take a look at the Destination Gold Coast pages for details. (more…)
The fully-escorted Partners Program will ensure your partner’s trip to the Gold Coast is a memorable one. As well as tickets to all the convention social events, partners will also tour Byron Bay; live it up at Palazzo Versace and Marina Mirage fashion shopping mecca, and much more. (more…)
Queensland based Simon National Carriers has announced it will be joining with trucking companies across Australia in promoting the industry, through the hosting of a TruckWeek event at their Brisbane depot.
TruckWeek, which is being held from 21 - 27 February, will bring together the ATA, its member organisations and companies to promote truck safety, the importance of the industry and its staff, and the great careers trucking now offers.
To do their part in Queensland, Simon National Carriers has invited state members of parliament and local councillors to an Industry overview and facility tour of their state-of-the-art depot at Carole Park on February 26.
Chairman of the ATA, Trevor Martyn, welcomed the support from Simon National Carriers for TruckWeek 2010.
“Every company that is holding an event in TruckWeek should be thanked by the entire industry for taking the time to work with local residents and politicians to raise the profile of the industry in the wider community.
“While the ATA and our member organisations will use the week to talk as a group to politicians in Canberra, only though the support of operators can we achieve a real difference across Australia.
“I’m urging every trucking operator, whether large or small, to spend a short time supporting TruckWeek 2010 and taking our messages to the community.”
The Victorian Transport Association (VTA) has announced support of the first ever TruckWeek being held 21-27 February 2010.
VTA Chief Executive, Philip Lovel said “the VTA is proud to be involved in TruckWeek, we are encouraging our members to get involved and want to spread the word to the wider community”. (more…)
Those planning to attend the 2010 Australian Trucking Convention are being urged to make the most of the ATA’s early bird registration offer, which closes this Thursday, 4 February.
During the early bird registration period, delegates will save $100 off the normal registration fee. That means registration before 4 February is just $885 per person. (more…)
Australian trucking industry magnate, Lindsay Fox, has been confirmed as one of the keynote speakers at the 2010 Australian Trucking Convention.
An industry icon, Lindsay Fox is renowned for his outspoken views and plain speaking. The 2010 convention is your chance to hear what he thinks about the state of the industry, the importance of safety and why trucking companies will have to become greener to win major contracts. (more…)