In the end zone with John Elliott
Load One CEO John Elliott didn’t just step into the role of chairman of the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) in March 2022. He burst onto
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A chat with the chairman | January-February 2023
As this issue of Truckload Authority hits the wire, John Elliott is racing hard toward the finish line of a highly motivating and extremely successful
Going for the Goal: Political teams scrimmage for control of US House, Senate
When the evening of November 8 rolls around, it’s time to copy a tradition from football. Grab a soft drink (or maybe an adult beverage,
A Chat with the Chairman: No Pause in the Action
The popularity of sports on television means big bucks for major league baseball (MLB), the National Football League (NFL), the National Basketball Association (NBA), college
Chat with the Chairman: Up, Up and Away
Most of us have experienced the feeling: You climb aboard a 200-seat jetliner, buckle your seat belt, sit back, and wait for take-off. And wait.
Chat with the Chairman: ‘Very humbling’
John Elliott is a third generation trucking professional. His grandfather — a truck driver — was a strong influence in his life, and his father
Sneak peek |Truckload 2022: Las Vegas
Cybersecurity experts present info to help carriers fight hackers By Lyndon Finney Many Americans are familiar with the critically acclaimed movie “Catch Me If You
A chat with the chairman: Heading for a strong finish, and then …
Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) Chairman Jim Ward is heading into the final weeks of his term, but he’s surely not slowing down. Coming off the
Golden boy: Ryan Murphy, son of Landstar exec, makes Olympic dreams come true
Swimming is all about propulsion. Olympic champion Ryan Murphy was initially propelled by sibling rivalry. The youngest of three, he watched his older siblings swim
Viva Las Vegas! Truckload 2021 heads to Las Vegas September 25-28
Movers and shakers in the trucking industry will converge on the Entertainment Capitol of the World Saturday, September 25, through Tuesday, September 28, for the
Just a crack? Fracture in I-40 Memphis bridge brings critical discussion of declining infrastructure
Commercial vehicle operators are accustomed to the occasional delay due to traffic, and trucking companies are typically prepared to handle intermittent delays due to road
Log in to TCA’s educational workshops for valuable info about communicating in a virtual environment
ARLINGTON, Va. — Since the onset of COVID-19, the world has seen many changes in business practices — in particular, the now-common practice of conducting
Power Team: Lorie Tudor and Shannon Newton are driving the future of transportation in Arkansas
In March, Lorie Tudor took the reins as director of the Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT), becoming the first woman in the state’s history to
Finally flexible: Carriers, drivers applaud HOS revisions
Long-awaited revisions to the hours of service (HOS) regulations were released on May 14 to mixed reviews. The changes, published in the Federal Register on
The Oak Ridge Boys’ Joe Bonsall: Following his parents’ road map to success
“One thing about truck drivers is that they never change.” Those are the words of Joe Bonsall, one of four members of The Oak Ridge