Australian Trucking Association

20 of 51 resultsNews

  • The Road ahead

    The Australian Trucking Association’s new travelling exhibition centre, the Road Ahead, will commence a road trip beginning on Friday 1st August

    29/07/2008

  • Trucking Industry mourns Allan Scott AO.

    The trucking industry is today mourning the death of industry legend Allan Scott AO, who built up his national trucking interests from the single Dodge truck he bought in the 1950s.

    29/10/2008

  • Environmental best practice guide developed

    In conjunction with the Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, the ATA has developed a new best practice guide to help trucking operators develop environmental guidelines for their business.

    05/08/2009

  • Fuel Tax Credit scheme retained

    The Rudd Government has retained the fuel tax credit scheme in the Budget, despite lobbying from the green movement to abolish it.

    14/05/2008

  • ‘BAB Quads’ formally acknowleged

    The Australian Road Train Association (ARTA) is delighted with the decision of the Queensland government to formally acknowledge ‘BAB Quads’ as an “As of Right” vehicle in Queensland on designated routes.

    15/10/2008

  • ATA says 'yes' to temporary migrants

    The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) says every avenue should be pursued to address the current skills shortage in the transport industry, incluing the use of temporary migrants.

    17/09/2007

  • Rudd responds to Trucking Industry

    The trucking industry will benefit from the Australian Government’s decision to delay increasing the fuel tax paid by trucking operators.

    03/03/2008

  • ATA congratulates Prime Minister elect

    The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) Chief Executive Stuart St Clair has congratulated the newly elected Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, on his election victory.

    27/11/2007

  • ATA slams Port Botany's peak pricing plans

    ATA NSW, has slammed plans by Sydney Ports Corporation (SPC) to institute a peak pricing policy at the Port Botany terminal, saying it will have a devastating effect on the state?s trucking operators.

    03/06/2009

  • ATA launches depression awareness campaign

    As part of beyondblue’s Anxiety and Depression Awareness (ADA) Month, the Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has launched a package of information and resources to help trucking operators raise awareness.

    12/10/2009

  • Be ready for Garnaut price rises says ATA

    The draft report of the Garnaut Climate Change Review confirms that every trucking company must have a system to pass increases in the cost of fuel on to their customers says the Australian Trucking Association (ATA).

    08/07/2008

  • ATA launches official TruckWeek 2010 website

    THE AUSTRALIAN Trucking Association has launched the official TruckWeek 2010 website, which will act as the central point of information for the event.

    04/02/2010

  • Trucking operators turn away from IAP

    Trucking company enrolments in the Intelligent Access Program (IAP) in New South Wales are likely to be much lower than expected, the Australian Trucking Association warns.

    01/12/2008

  • Critical step towards national trucking laws

    The Australian Government has taken a critical step toward national trucking laws, which could boost the safety of the trucking industry, reduce freight costs and slash red tape for trucking companies.

    12/01/2009

  • Telstra develops interim truck phone

    Telstra has developed an interim Next G truck phone, following a delay in the release of the Ballistic Linehaul R247.

    18/02/2008

  • ATA welcomes national truck regulator decision

    Australia’s transport ministers have agreed to recommend to COAG there should be a new national truck regulator by 2013

    25/05/2009

  • Carbon pollution reduction scheme

    The Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme will enable Australia to meet its greenhouse gas targets at the least cost to businesses and the community, says the ATA

    17/12/2008

  • Retail Logistics Supply Chain Code of Conduct endorsed

    The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has announced its official endorsement of the Retail Logistics Supply Chain (RLSC) Code of Conduct.

    18/12/2007

  • Government to reduce reporting burden for trucking industry

    The Australian Government has responded favourably to the industry’s concerns about the regulations that will govern the soon to be introduced National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting System (NGERS).

    16/06/2008

  • Fatal articulated truck accidents falling, but ATA warns more can be done

    THE AUSTRALIAN Trucking Association (ATA) claims while official statistics show the number of fatal accidents involving articulated trucks has fallen, improvements can still be made.

    01/02/2010

1 of 1 resultsCompanies

 
to get Logistics Magazine
delivered to your inbox

Recent comments

Latest from Twitter

    Getting your tweets...