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Get Involved with TCA’s 2025 Fall Business Meetings & Call on Washington

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Looking to make a practical impact in the trucking world? The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) invites trucking professionals and advocates to the 2025 Fall Business Meetings & Call on Washington, happening September 29–30 at the Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.

This annual gathering puts industry knowledge and experience at the center of major discussions about trucking policies and priorities. By participating, you help ensure the truckload segment remains active in shaping the legislative and regulatory landscape.

Mark Your Calendar: September 29–30, 2025

These Fall Business Meetings give TCA members and guests the chance to connect directly with key decision-makers and peers. Attendees learn about industry developments, the latest trends, and policy updates affecting daily operations and the sector’s future.

Whether this is your first TCA event or you’ve attended for years, your involvement helps drive actionable change that supports professional drivers, carriers, and everyone in the truckload industry.

What’s on the Agenda at the Fall Business Meetings

On September 29, the focus will turn to committee meetings and guest presentations that dive deep into the hot topics for truckload carriers. You’ll get updates and insights on:

  • Creative solutions for driver recruitment and retention
  • New ideas to improve truck parking availability
  • Legislative news on zero-emission vehicles
  • Progress on drug testing regulations
  • Initiatives for young drivers and workforce development
  • Funding proposals and highway safety measures
  • Programs to build a stronger image for trucking and grow TCA membership

Everyone is invited—committee membership is not required to attend meetings or participate in discussions.

Why the Call on Washington Matters

September 30 is all about advocating for our industry on Capitol Hill. TCA’s Call on Washington allows members to meet one-on-one with lawmakers, staff, and officials who influence the rules and regulations governing trucking.

Participants address current topics such as:

  • Size and weight guidelines for trucks
  • Evolving classification rules for independent contractors
  • Federal Excise Tax (FET) updates and highway funding
  • Solutions for ongoing truck parking shortages

This is a valuable moment to have your perspective heard at the highest levels, influence legislative processes, and represent the interests of carriers nationwide.

Please note: The Call on Washington portion is open exclusively to TCA members.

Register and Make a Difference

Secure your spot for these meaningful industry events at tcafallcall.com. Registration gives you access to key meetings, learning opportunities, and a direct path to advocating for the future of trucking.

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