History
The association originally incorporated with the name Nebraska Motor Carriers Association (NMCA) in 1936. We have been active in the business since 1940 when NMCA and another small truck association merged. We changed our name to the Nebraska Trucking Association in 1999.

In 1971, the association created Truck Services to help trucking companies with registration, licensing, authority, fuel tax reports and trip permits.

Purpose
Nebraska Trucking Association is the provider of effective information, services and advocacy to Nebraska trucking companies and affiliated businesses.

Information
    • Analysis of new and revised rules and their impact on
       your business
    • News, trends and best practices
    • Seminars and meetings to keep you up-to-date on
       issues

Services
    • Answers your questions and helps you solve problems
       one-on-one
    • Discounts on compliance forms, regulation books and
       training aids
    • Instant access to Truck Services experts on licensing,
       titling, permits and fuel tax reporting, and discounts for
       using their services
    • Recognition programs to help motivate and reward your        employees

Advocacy
    • Effective representation at the State Capitol on bills that
       affect your business
    • Support highway construction and maintenance projects
    • Tell the motoring public about your commitment to
       safety
    • Publicize your contributions to the state’s economy

ATA affiliation
The Nebraska Trucking Association—and all 50 state trucking associations—is affiliated with the American Trucking Associations (ATA). ATA serves and represents the trucking industry on a national level, just as each state trucking association does on a state level. ATA influences federal and state government actions, advances a positive trucking industry image, provides educational programs and industry research, and promotes highway safety and security.