Photos: NTTC's 66th Annual Conference

July 1, 2014
Safety captures the spotlight during NTTC’s 66th Annual Conference

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Dennis Nash, Kenan Advantage Group; Greg Hodgen, Groendyke Transport Inc; and Chris Lofgren, Schneider National Inc, made up the executive-level panel for “Right Technology, Right Fit for Your Company.” Panel moderator was NTTC’s Dan Furth.
Dennis Nash, Kenan Advantage Group; Greg Hodgen, Groendyke Transport Inc; and Chris Lofgren, Schneider National Inc, made up the executive-level panel for “Right Technology, Right Fit for Your Company.” Panel moderator was NTTC’s Dan Furth.
Dennis Nash, Kenan Advantage Group; Greg Hodgen, Groendyke Transport Inc; and Chris Lofgren, Schneider National Inc, made up the executive-level panel for “Right Technology, Right Fit for Your Company.” Panel moderator was NTTC’s Dan Furth.
Dennis Nash, Kenan Advantage Group; Greg Hodgen, Groendyke Transport Inc; and Chris Lofgren, Schneider National Inc, made up the executive-level panel for “Right Technology, Right Fit for Your Company.” Panel moderator was NTTC’s Dan Furth.
Dennis Nash, Kenan Advantage Group; Greg Hodgen, Groendyke Transport Inc; and Chris Lofgren, Schneider National Inc, made up the executive-level panel for “Right Technology, Right Fit for Your Company.” Panel moderator was NTTC’s Dan Furth.
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Panel discusses critical concerns in evaluating upside, downside of technology in trucking operations

July 2, 2014
“TECHNOLOGY can differentiate a company from the competition, but it must be the right fit.
Phil Byrd Sr
Phil Byrd Sr
Phil Byrd Sr
Phil Byrd Sr
Phil Byrd Sr
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ATA focusing on regulatory issues impacting driver supply and fleet productivity

July 2, 2014
FIXING flaws in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA’s) hours-of-service rules remains a critical objective for the American Trucking Associations.
In accepting the National Tank Truck Carriers Professional Driver of the Year award, James Starr said safety is the most important job a driver has.
In accepting the National Tank Truck Carriers Professional Driver of the Year award, James Starr said safety is the most important job a driver has.
In accepting the National Tank Truck Carriers Professional Driver of the Year award, James Starr said safety is the most important job a driver has.
In accepting the National Tank Truck Carriers Professional Driver of the Year award, James Starr said safety is the most important job a driver has.
In accepting the National Tank Truck Carriers Professional Driver of the Year award, James Starr said safety is the most important job a driver has.
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Groendyke Transport’s James Starr named first NTTC Driver of the Year

July 2, 2014
JAMES Starr, a certified driver instructor based at Groendyke Transport Inc’s Wichita, Kansas, terminal, was the inaugural Grand Champion of National Tank Truck Carriers’ new ...
Bob Costello
Bob Costello
Bob Costello
Bob Costello
Bob Costello
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Tank truck carriers still leading the rest of trucking in freight volume

July 1, 2014
BOB Costello, chief economist for the American Trucking Associations, drew applause when he told those attending the National Tank Truck Carriers Annual Conference that the tank...