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FMCSA Upgrades DataQs Program to Improve Efficiency and Transparency for Safety Record Corrections for American Truckers
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) today announced updates to its DataQs program which will improve turnaround times for truckers awaiting safety record corrections. States must now meet strict deadlines and follow a three-step independent review process when handling requests to fix data on crashes, inspections, and…
Request for Input on Truck Bottlenecks in Arizona – DEADLINE EXTENDED TO MAY 19
The effort to update the Arizona State Freight Plan (SFP) continues with the latest call for stakeholder feedback. Beginning today, the following link is open to collect your input on truck bottlenecks around the state: LINK TO SURVEY This interactive map displays: ● Truck congestion bottlenecks based on 2024 National…
Arizona’s Best Truck Drivers Compete at 2026 Truck Driving Championships in Tempe
Tempe, AZ — On March 28, 2026, the Arizona Trucking Association (ATA) hosted its annual Arizona Truck Driving Championship (TDC) at Tempe Diablo Stadium, bringing together the state’s top professional drivers for a day of elite competition focused on safety, skill, and professionalism. More than 142 drivers participated in this…
Presidents Message
Dear Members, This month marks 13 years for me at the Arizona Trucking Association. It’s been an incredible ride. I am deeply grateful for your friendship, your trust, and your support along the way. Together, we’ve navigated recessions, regulatory battles, supply chain crises, and more legislative curveballs than I can…
ATA Secures Major Win for Trucking as Pima County Withdraws Illegal and Ill-advised Ordinance
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tolleson, AZ — The Arizona Trucking Association (ATA) announced that Pima County has removed its proposed ordinance from the Board of Supervisors' agenda, marking a significant victory for Arizona's trucking industry and the principle of lawful, reasonable truck access. The proposed ordinance would have imposed a 75-trip…
