Video: Latest converter dolly trial delivers measurable data
The ATA’s Industry Technical Council and Toll Group have conducted a formal trial of the converter dolly to evaluate its performance and acquire measurable data.
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Time to take action on the financial pressures we face
All Australians rely on trucking. But what many Australians and our governments don’t understand is the financial pressure trucking businesses are facing.
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Developing the industry’s next generation of leaders
Like many Australian industries, the trucking industry is facing disruption and innovation as modern technologies change the way we do business, work and live.
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United calls for road safety redraft
The trucking industry and motorists have rallied together in their calls for the Federal Government to redraft the proposed new National Road Safety Strategy to ensure it addresses the severe lack of government accountability and that it includes clear road safety targets.
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Fix it or miss out: Tesla not happy
ATA calls for zero emission truck buying incentive
As the Australian Trucking Association (ATA) releases its submission to the Australian Government’s Future Fuels Strategy, it is calling for the implementation of a temporary zero emission truck purchase incentive.
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Nominations open for future leaders
Nominations for the 2021 Daimler Truck and Bus Future Leaders’ Forum, a program that aims to shape the next generation of trucking industry leaders, are now open.
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ATA: Vehicle maintenance key to road safety
Following the release of a joint roadworthiness report from National Transport Insurance (NTI) and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), the Australian Trucking Association (ATA) said that keeping well maintained vehicles was key to trucking safety and productivity.
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Role models drive change
What do you choose to challenge in trucking? Is it to remove bias? Smash stereotypes? Or foster positive cultures?
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ATA calls for fairer increases to truck charges
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) is calling on governments not to increase truck road user and registration charges by more than the expected inflation rate of 1.5 per cent in 2021-22.
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