Talking TCA

Some carriers boast of a storied beginning in a long-ago decade while others emphasize the energy of a young and growing enterprise. Tucker Freight Lines

Putting the trucking industry’s best, most positive, foot forward is the goal of Lisa Spangenberg and Lori Teders, co-chairs of the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA)

More than 150 industry executives and key association leaders gathered to discuss and learn about current and potential cross-border issues that are facing the industry

Every year, a different national forest is selected to provide a tree to appear on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol for the holiday

On December 21, 2015, John Lyboldt became president of the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA). He hit the ground running the very next day, polling the

Following a months-long rigorous search, the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) has announced the selection of James (Jim) Ward as its new president. Ward will succeed

Mentioning COVID-19 vaccine mandates in trucking industry circles may cause some wincing. Not because of the needle, either. It’s taking away personal rights, many contend.

It all started in 1951 with a truck, a pair of trailers, and a dream, the story goes. At least, one of the stories. That’s

Adam Blanchard Many trucking company executives started their careers behind the wheel, learning the trucking business from the road up over many years. But this is

On a muggy August night in 2020, professional truck driver Royford Burris saved a life along a rural Arkansas highway — and, in many ways,

Successful companies are often called to be flexible enough to change with the business climate while holding on to their core values. Decker Truck Line,

Betty Aragon couldn’t have drawn it up any better. On September 28, the New Mexico-based driver was named the Truckload Carriers Association’s 2020 Company Driver

Perseverance is an important quality for any business owner, especially when dealing with the unique challenges of the trucking industry. Perseverance certainly helped owner-operator Bryan