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The Missouri Trucking Association was incorporated in 1937. Today it represents the interests of hundreds of member companies that operate trucks, including both for-hire and private carriers, as well as allied members that provide products and services to the motor carriers industry.
2.18.21 Winter Storms Emergency Declaration
Regional Emergency Declaration Under 49 CFR § 390.23 No. 2021-001 ESC-MSC-SSC-WSC - Regional Emergency Declaration 2021-001 - Winter Storms - 02-17-2020.pdf Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration February 17, 2021 REGIONAL EMERGENCY DECLARATION UNDER 49 CFR §...
2.17.21 FMCSA extended the Emergency Declaration that was set to expire on February 28th.
FMCSA extended the Emergency Declaration that was set to expire on February 28th. This extension includes the same regulatory relief for motor carriers and drivers providing direct assistance in support of relief efforts related to COVID-19, as included in the...
2.11.21 Governor Parson Signs Executive Order 21-03 Relaxing Hours of Service for Residential Heating Fuel Transportation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 11, 2021 Governor Parson Signs Executive Order 21-03 Relaxing Hours of Service for Residential Heating Fuel Transportation (JEFFERSON CITY, MO) – Today, Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 21-03 temporarily relaxing hours of...
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- Trucks transported 81% of total manufactured tonnage in the state in 2017 81%
- 73% of Missouri communities depend exclusively on trucks to move their goods. 73%
- The trucking industry is 100% committed to sharing the safety with all vehicles. 100%
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