Leave rural speed limits alone

Australia’s governments should leave rural speed limits alone. Instead, they should improve safety by fixing black spots and spending more on road upgrades and maintenance, Australian Trucking Association Chair Mark Parry said today. Mr Parry was releasing the ATA...

ATA announces training and technical award winners

The ATA has announced the 2025 winners of its National Training Excellence Award and its two technical awards: the Craig Roseneder Award for Technical and Maintenance Excellence and the Castrol Industry Achievement Award. The Director, Central Region at the National...

Meet the 2025 Cummins Young Tech Award winners

Three high achieving truck mechanics will advance their careers and deepen their industry expertise with the announcement of the 2025 Cummins Young Tech Awards by the Australian Trucking Association. These awards seek to increase the expertise of emerging mechanics...

ATA unveils its 2025 technical and training award finalists

The Australian Trucking Association has today announced the finalists for the technical and training awards to be presented at its 2025 Technology and Maintenance Conference. “These awards shine a spotlight on the critical role that training and technical excellence...

ATA releases carbon reduction plan

The Australian Government should support the trucking industry by adopting three proven solutions to reducing the industry’s carbon emissions, ATA CEO Mathew Munro said today. The Government today released its 2035 emissions target, a 62-70 per cent reduction in...