Regency Transportation participates in air quality research
TAM member Regency Transportation to participate in air quality research with non-profit organization.
Entries by Kevin Weeks
ATRI research shows dramatic increases in industry costs
The following press release from the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) was sent Nov. 4, including a review of their most recent Ops Costs report.
TAM legislative committee meets with T4MA
TAM’s committee meets with Transportation for Massachusetts to discuss reducing congestion, improving the quality of roads and bridges, reducing emissions.
Fall legislative update
Currently, we’re focused on the rolling stock initiative, transportation finance discussion, and the governor’s CDL reform legislation.
TAM Testimony – In opposition to Senate Bill 2148, and House Bills 3027 & 3670
On July 26, Kevin Weeks, the executive director of the Trucking Association of Massachusetts, submitted written testimony in opposition to House Bill 3027, An Act Relative to Route 60 in […]
Fact Sheet – Financing the Commonwealth’s transportation needs, ensuring trucking’s future
As the Massachusetts legislature continues to discuss meeting the Commonwealth’s transportation needs for the immediate and distant future, any decision must consider the impact on such actions on the trucking […]
St Jude Charity Challenge fundraising extended to Oct. 31
No driver’s event this year, but the Truck Driving Charity Challenge is still on! Read more on how to support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
MEMA releases Sept. 2019 newsletter
MEMA’s newsletter includes information on emergency preparedness month, hurricane season, the July Cape Cod tornadoes, Merrimack Valley Natural Gas Emergency anniversary, hazard mitigation grants, upcoming training classes, and more.
Paid Family and Medical Leave Act Deadlines
Massachusetts has a new Paid Family and Medical Law (PFML) that has upcoming deadlines to be aware of.
Cleveland Research releases trucking trends for August
On Aug. 19, Chris Johnson from the Cleveland Research Company updated their trend analysis for the transportation industry.