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State trucking associations find yours

Every state has a trucking association working on the laws, safety programs and training that keep work trucks moving. Find yours below. Association staff: create your free VTA partner profile.

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Find your state trucking association

State associations speak for carriers at the statehouse, run safety and driver programs, and keep members up to date on weight, permit and hours-of-service rules. Membership usually includes fleets of every size, from owner-operators to large carriers. If you own or run work trucks, we encourage you to join yours.

Websites as listed in the American Trucking Associations’ directory of state affiliates, checked October 2026. VTA is independent and not affiliated with the ATA or any state association. A listing here is not an endorsement; “VTA partner” means the association created a profile with us. See a wrong link? Tell us.

For associations

Partner with VTA free

Vocational Trucks of America is a free resource for the people who run dump, mixer, refuse, utility and other work trucks. We want to point those readers to the associations that already serve them. A partner profile costs nothing and comes with no contract.

  • A free profileYour logo, a short description, member benefits, events, a contact and a link to your website, on a page built for truck owners and drivers.
  • Readers sent to youVTA links work truck owners, drivers and fleets to your association for membership, training and advocacy. We don’t sell memberships or compete with you.
  • Your state’s weight rulesHelp us keep your state’s dump truck weight-rule summary accurate. Partners review it before changes go live.
  • Events and trainingList conventions, safety programs, truck driving championships and training on your profile and in VTA’s events coverage.
  • Member storiesNominate members for VTA driver and company spotlights on the blog and the Crew Wall.
  • A partner badgeAdd a “VTA association partner” badge to your website that links to your profile.

Free profile

Create your association profile

Tell us about your association. We confirm every request with the association and send you a preview before anything goes live.

Free, no contract. See our privacy policy.

For partners

The partner badge

Once your profile is live, we’ll send your association a badge and a short snippet of code for your website or member resources page. It tells members you’re a VTA association partner and links straight to your profile.

VTA association partner badgeThe badge links to your profile on this page.

FAQ

Association profile questions

Is a VTA association profile really free?

Yes. State trucking associations can create and keep a partner profile on Vocational Trucks of America at no cost, with no contract. VTA does not sell memberships or compete with associations; we send readers to you.

Who can create a profile?

Staff of a state trucking association, or someone the association authorizes. We confirm every request with the association before a profile goes live.

Is VTA part of the American Trucking Associations?

No. Vocational Trucks of America is an independent publication and community for the vocational truck industry. The association websites listed here come from the ATA’s directory of its state affiliates.

What does a partner profile include?

Your logo, a short description, member benefits, upcoming events and training, a contact, and a link to your website. Partners also get a badge for their own site and a say in their state’s weight-rule summary on VTA.

Does VTA take positions on trucking laws or policy?

No. VTA explains the rules that affect work trucks, such as weight limits and hours of service, so owners and drivers can follow them. We don’t lobby or take positions on legislation. That is the work of your state trucking association, and we encourage readers to join and support theirs.

How do I join my state trucking association?

Find your state in the directory above and use the Join button to go to the association’s website. Most state associations offer membership to motor carriers of every size, and many also have allied memberships for dealers, suppliers and service companies. Dues and benefits vary by state.

How do we update or remove our profile?

Email [email protected] or send the form again with the changes. We update or remove profiles at an association’s request, usually within two business days.

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