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 Welcome to TMC’s EXHIBITION
2017 Annual Meeting DIRECTORY
& INDUSTRY
& Transportation REFERENCE
Technology Exhibition GUIDE
2017 Annual Meeting &
Novel Approaches to Transportation Technology Exhibition
Industry Challenges Music City Center
Nashville, Tenn. • February 27 - March 2

Trucking’s Complete Technology Trade Show—

That’s what TMC’s 2017 Annual Meeting & Transportation
Technology Exhibition delivers. From brakes to bearings, from
scanners to software, the Technology & Maintenance Council’s
Study Groups and Task Forces cover it all.
More than just a trade show, TMC is home to trucking’s leading
fleet professionals, vehicle manufacturers, and component
suppliers. It is the industry’s leading forum for getting things done
collaboratively.
TMC is a place for serious work, and our dedication to the
cooperative development of voluntary industry best practices is
evident through the publication of the Council’s Recommended
Engineering and Maintenance Practices. These practices
represent more than 60 years of industry knowledge. Today,
TMC’s growth and strength comes from its pioneers and
visionaries who have dedicated much of their lives to the Council.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXHIBITION SCHEDULE.............................1
EXHIBIT VIEWING REGULATIONS............2
EXHIBITION INFORMATION.......................4
ADVERTISING INDEX.................................4
TMC STAFF..................................................4
EXHIBITOR PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS...... 6
EXHIBIT FLOORPLAN..........................92-93
EXHIBITOR LIST (ALPHABETICAL).....94-98
EXHIBITOR LATE ADDITIONS..................98
EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27
6:30 - 9 pm........................ Exhibition Grand Opening

Fleet or supplier, TMC offers so much for you. We’re North TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
America’s premier technical conference for trucking, and it’s 10:15 am - 2:15 pm................................ Coffee Break,
an event you simply must attend to stay current on industry Walk-Around Luncheon &
practices. At TMC, we’re turning experience into practice. Exhibition Viewing
6 - 7:30 pm..............Exhibition Viewing & Reception
We welcome you to Nashville!
ACT 1 is a Premier Sponsor WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1
of TMC’s 2017 Annual Meeting & 9 am- 12:30 pm.......................... Final Viewing Period
Transportation Technology Exhibition & Coffee Break

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 EXHIBIT VIEWING REGULATIONS
Exhibitor badges are not required to admit your per-
sonnel to the exhibit area for the purpose of setting-
up/dismantling your booth. Badges are required for
persons staffing booths during scheduled viewing
periods. Exhibitors will be provided complimentary ex-
hibitor badges according to square footage purchased
as follows:

SQ. FT. & # of BADGES

100-300 3 900-1200 8
400-600 4 1300 & Up 12
700-800 6 Trailer Only 4

If you require more than your allotted complimentary

Rules and Regulations exhibitor badges, there will be a charge of $125.00 for
Here are some rules and regulations attendees should each additional badge. Exhibitor personnel are not
know for TMC’s 2017 Annual Meeting & Transportation permitted to “sell” in the aisles outside of their booth
Technology Exhibition. space. This policy will be strictly enforced by TMC’s
Sergeant-at-Arms Committee.
Badge Regulations
NOTE: Exhibitor badges will not admit your personnel
Fleet, Service Dealer, Educational, Government to Council meetings, business sessions, or food and
& Spouse Meeting Registrants social functions outside of the exhibit hall.
Registrants with yellow, blue, black stripe, white or
pink badges may attend all scheduled viewing peri- Replacement Badges
ods. No restrictions apply! The following badge colors Once you have claimed and signed for your company’s
designate the attendee category: pre-ordered badges in Nashville, the following charges
will apply to replace ANY lost or replacement (name
Yellow.....................................................................Full/Fleet change) badges (does not include corrections). Please
Black Stripe............................................. Service Dealers note that all badge replacement requests will be
Blue..................................................................Government tracked by computer:
Black Stripe........................................................Educators • To replace a badge the first time:
Pink......................................................................... Spouses $25 charge for each badge, paid by cash, company
White..................................................................Guest/Staff check or credit card at the TMC Registration Desk
in Nashville. No direct billing is available.
Associate Meeting Registrants • To replace a badge the second-time:
Associate meeting registrants are permitted to at- $50 charge for each badge, paid by cash, company
tend all exhibit viewing periods and Annual Meeting check or credit card at the TMC Registration Desk.
events provided they are fully registered for the Annual No direct billing after the meeting is available.
Meeting. The following badge color designates this
attendee category: Exhibit Prize Drawings
At every viewing period, TMC has prize drawings for
Blue......................................................................Associates fleet attendees. As you enter the exhibit hall for each
drawing period, deposit your prize ticket in the draw-
Exhibitor-only Registrants ing bowl at the TMC Prize Desk, Booth 135. As you visit
Admission to the exhibit area is by badge only. Security the exhibit booths, listen for your name to be called
personnel will be on duty at all entrances. The follow- over the speakers. You may win of one of many prizes
ing badge color designates this attendee category: provided courtesy of this year’s sponsoring companies.
Exhibit Bingo Cards: Fleet attendees who complete
Orange............................................................ Exhibitor Only their card will get a chance to win gift card prizes dur-
ing the last viewing period on Wednesday.

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 STEMCO
Because we know that you are
also managing this fleet.

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Your trucks and trailers aren’t the only fleet on your mind. Whether it’s your drivers
and equipment, or those sharing the road with them, roadway safety is of the utmost
importance for us all. At STEMCO, we design and build our components to be the
safest, most durable on the road. For their safety. And your peace of mind.

Making the Roadways Safer® | STEMCO.com | 800-527-8492 Visit us at Booth #834

 EXHIBIT INFORMATION & ADVERTISING
Security Service
Security service will be on the premises of the Con-
vention Center 24 hours a day commencing Saturday,
February 25 through Thursday, March 2. Admittance to
the exhibit area is permitted during all official setup,
exhibit and tear-down time periods.
Technology & Maintenance Council
Staff
Executive Director
Carl Kirk.......................................................703-838-1766
Technical Director
Robert Braswell.........................................703-838-1776
Director of Council Development
Janet Howells-Tierney..............................703-838-1761
Manager, IT & Engineering Programs
Ross Froat...................................................703-838-7980
Information Manager
Marsh Galloway.........................................913-498-2162
VMRS Services Manager
Jack Poster.................................................703-838-7928
Admin. & Member Services Assistant
Cori Hicks....................................................703-838-1763
TMC Main Number................................703-838-1763
Technology & Maintenance Council
TMC/ATA Exhibit & Sponsorship Sales
Vice President of Business Development
Joseph Hite.................................................703-838-1927
Director of Exhibits and Sponsorships
Dan Duggan...............................................703-838-1756
Manager of Event Development Administration
Janine Taylor.............................................703-838-1923
This book is published by the Technology & Mainte-
nance Council of the American Trucking Associations,
Inc. Reproduction of this work without the written
permission of the Technology & Maintenance Council
of the American Trucking Associations is illegal.
© 2017, TMC/ATA
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Thank You TMC Advertisers!
TMC extends a special thank you to
those companies that have cho-
sen to advertise in this year’s 2017
Exhibition Directory and Industry
Reference Guide. Their advertising
support allows TMC to distribute
this valuable resource to both TMC
Annual Meeting attendees and our
entire membership.
ADVERTISING INDEX
Allison..............................................................................29
Bendix................................................................................9
BMO Transportation Finance.........................................75
Bridgestone.....................................................................25
Castrol.............................................................................31
CCJ...................................................................................61
Chevron Lubricants.........................................Back Cover
ConMet..............................................................................5
Cummins...........................................................................7
Dana.................................................................................45
Decisiv.............................................................................51
Detroit..............................................................................73
Eaton................................................................................57
GeoTab..................................................Inside Front Cover
Goodyear.........................................................................43
Great Dane......................................................................39
Great West Casualty Company......................................49
Hendrickson....................................................................27
IANA................................................................................. 11
Kenworth Truck Company..............................................33
Love’s Travel Stops..........................................................35
Lytx..................................................................................37
McLeod Software...........................................................15
Meritor.............................................................................21
Meritor.............................................................................67
Michelin...........................................................................13
Noregon...........................................................................69
Omnitracs........................................................................23
Peterbilt...........................................................................53
Stemco..............................................................................3
TigerTool/Airworks.........................................................41
TMC........................................................Inside Back Cover
TMC Friend of the Technician - Gold.............................71
TMC Friend of the Technician - Platinum......................19
TMCSuperTech2017......................................................100
TMW................................................................................65
Transport Topics .......................................................55, 95
Truckers Friend................................................................77
VMRS Certified Specialist..............................................47
Volvo Trucks.....................................................................17
Zonar................................................................................63
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 2017 TMC EXHIBITORS
3M Booth 3054 AeroWALL Dynamics Booth 2254
3M Center Building 0223-6N-01 416 Mary Lindsay Polk Drive, Suite 508
Saint Paul, MN 55144-1000 USA Franklin, TN 37067 USA
(651) 736-4063 (844) 376-2376
dlwoods@meguiars.com info@goaerowall.com
3Mcollision.com www.goaerowall.com
We provide the automotive, heavy-duty truck and AeroWall Dynamics builds first to market, intelligent
commercial vehicle industry with premium sanding and solutions [automated devices] that improve aerodynamics
grinding abrasives, body fillers, buffing and polishing for tractor-trailers, raising the bar for fuel efficiency and
products as well as spray equipment and paint tools. road safety. The AeroWall™ is the only product in the
market that is mounted on the tractor that closes the gap
Accuride Wheel End Solutions Booth 1222 that exists between the tractor and the trailer.
7140 Office Circle
Evansville, IN 47715 USA Agility Fuel Solutions Booth 3032
(812) 962-5000 5117 NW 40th Street
sales@accuridecorp.com Lincoln, NE 68524 USA
www.accuridewheelendsolutions.com (402) 470-8451
Accuride Wheel End Solutions is the industry’s only single julie.kundhi@agilityfs.com
source to supply both steel and aluminum wheels and a agilityfuelsolutions.com
range of wheel-end components for commercial vehicle Agility Fuel Solutions is the leading provider of highly-
OEM, fleet and aftermarket customers. Accuride delivers engineered and cost-effective natural gas fuel systems and
products proudly made in the USA with reliable quality and Type 4 cylinders for medium- and heavy-duty commercial
performance, competitive prices and lead times. vehicles for local, regional and long-haul applications.
Agility has been manufacturing natural gas products for
Advantage PressurePro Booth 2738 over 20 years, logging billions of miles on the road per year.
205 West Wall Street
Harrisonville, MO 64701 USA Air-Weigh Booth 640
(816) 887-3505 1730 Willow Creek Circle, Ste. 100
sales@pressurepro.us Eugene, OR 97404 USA
www.pressurepro.us (541) 349-8590
PressurePro’s market-leading and american made tire tricia.baker@air-weigh.com
performance management solutions continue to add www.air-weigh.com
savings, efficiency and safety for users by arming drivers Air-Weigh manufactures onboard scales for the trucking
and fleet managers with real time, in-cab or remote tire industry. Made in the USA, our scales help you manage the
performance data. Lead by PressurePro’s proven sensor weights of all your trucks and trailers.
technology, PressurePro’s TPMS solutions offer customers
the market’s most customizable and easy-to-use TPMS Airworks Booth 2644
solution. Learn more at www.pressurepro.us. 160-34434 McConnell Road
Abbotsford, BC V2S 7P1 CAN
Aero Industries Booth 2218 (604) 855-1133
4243 W Bradbury Ave. info@airworks.com
Indianapolis, IN 46241 USA www.airworks.com
(800) 535-9545 Airworks Genesis is a revolutionary 12-volt AC system
info@aeroindustries.com created by Tiger Tool. With 30+ years of experience in
aeroindustries.com the trucking industry, Tiger Tool knows the importance of
Fuel saving devices for vans, reefers and flatbeds from the performance, quality, and safety. These core principles
nation’s leading manufacturer of innovative tarp systems conceptualized the Genesis — the most advanced, idle-free
and accessories. Current products include the Conestoga cab-comfort solution that’s perfect for individual rigs and
XP sliding tarp system for flatbeds and the Easy Cover front- entire fleets.
to-back flip tarp system for dumps.

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 CUMMINS

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Cummins is reinventing the heavy-duty engine category with two unique X15™ engines.
The X15 Efficiency Series has the highest compression ratio in the industry, for unmatched
fuel efficiency and responsiveness, delivering up to 1850 lb-ft of torque starting at 1000 rpm.
The X15 Performance Series delivers unprecedented power, with up to 605 hp and 2050 lb-ft
peak torque. Plus, every X15 engine comes with over-the-air calibration capability, a Single Module™
aftertreatment system, the most powerful engine brake in the industry and extended service
intervals, for maximum uptime. Two X15 engines. Zero compromises. Learn more at
Booth 2716 or visit cumminsengines.com.

©2017 Cummins Inc., Box 3005, Columbus, IN 47202-3005 U.S.A.

 2017 TMC Exhibitors
Alcoa Wheel Products Booth 2200 programs. ALS offers a variety of comprehensive analysis
1616 Harvard Ave. packages and over 150 ASTM test procedures for in-service
Cleveland, OH 44105 USA lubricants, fuels, coolants, grease and metalworking fluids.
(216) 641-4643 ALS provides online data management tools and reports as
brian.thomas@alcoa.com well as training related to fluids analysis.
www.alcoawheels.com
Aluminum wheels. Aluminum Wheels MFG Inc. Booth 2356
820 S. Rockefeller Ave., #D
Alkon Corporation Booth 1141 Ontario, CA 91761 USA
728 Graham Dr. (909) 975-4811
Fremont, OH 43420 USA davidli@alu-wheels.com
(419) 333-7000 www.alu-wheels.com
sales@alkoncorp.com Heavy-duty truck aluminum wheels and steel wheels for
www.alkoncorp.com all kinds of semi-truck, dump truck, dump truck lifted axle,
Manufacturers of a variety of pneumatic products including lowboy trailer, bus, motorhome as well as medium-duty
our Trans-Dot line of fittings and valves for markets truck/tow truck with all kinds of unique style such as
such as trucks, trailers, RV, bus, rail, suspensions, cabin classic, old school style stud-piloted bolt hole.
controls, etc. Valves meet all environmental and application
requirements. Push to Connect DOT fittings that meet all AMBEST, Inc. Booth 2612
requirements of FMVSS 106, etc. Customer valves and 5115 Maryland Way, Suite 300
fittings can be designed around the customers need. Brentwood, TN 37027 USA
(615) 777-9143
Alligator North America Booth 1639 mmiller@am-best.com
50164 Pontiac Trail, Unit 1 www.am-best.com
Wixom, MI 48393 USA AMBEST delivers quality service at fair prices for both the
(248) 320-7362 maintenance, service, and fuel needs of its many clients.
blendi.bega@alligator-ventilfabrik.de
www.alligator-ventilfabrik.com American Kingpin Specialists, LLC Booth 2419
Alligator is the manufacturer of tire valves and sens.itHD PO Box 370030
TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) for trucks, a new Denver, CO 80237 USA
level of tire management. (303) 589-2265
richardkingpin@gmail.com
Allison Transmission, Inc. Booth 2514 kingpinspecialists.com
One Allison Way Kingpin Specialists offers a time-saving, cost-effective,
Indianapolis, IN 46222 USA non-invasive solution to repairing your trailers’ kingpins.
(317) 242-5000
heather.oehler@allisontransmission.com American Truck Wash Systems Booth 734
www.allisontransmission.com PO Box 5202
Allison Transmission is the world’s largest manufacturer of Missoula, MT 59806 USA
fully automatic transmissions for medium- and heavy-duty (406) 728-2170
commercial vehicles. mikeg@americantruckwash.com
www.americantruckwash.com
ALS Booth 2339 American Truck Wash provides all large vehicle fleet
10450 Stancliff Rd., Suite 210 owners with extremely high-quality, cost-efficient wash
Houston, TX 77099 USA systems designed to enhance their image, reduce
(281) 599-1242 maintenance costs, and extend the life of our customers
nainfo@alstribology.com equipment.
alsglobal.com
ALS is a global provider of laboratory testing services
specializing in predictive and preventative maintenance

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 BENDIX

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Ready for what’s ahead?

Even the safest and most skilled drivers are at risk of rear-end collisions, rollovers, and loss of
control. Bendix gives you the power to help reduce that risk with a wide range of proven solutions,
from air disc brakes to stability to our most advanced safety system ever: Bendix® Wingman®
Fusion™. Protect your fleet with camera*, radar, and brakes, all working together to deliver a new
level of performance in North America. The unexpected is up ahead – will you be ready?

The time to prepare is now. To learn how, visit safertrucks.com/solutions, email

safetysolutions@bendix.com, or call 1.800.AIR.BRAKE (1.800.247.2725) today.
Bendix safety technologies complement safe driving practices and are not intended to enable or encourage aggressive driving.
No commercial vehicle safety technology replaces a skilled, alert driver exercising safe driving techniques and proactive,
comprehensive driver training. Responsibility for the safe operation of the vehicle remains with the driver at all times.
*The camera is powered by the Mobileye System-on-Chip EyeQ processor with state-of-the-art-vision algorithms.

© Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC, a member of the Knorr-Bremse Group. All Rights Reserved.
 2017 TMC Exhibitors
American Trucking Associations’ Share
the Road Highway Safety Program Booth 3006
950 N. Glebe Rd., Ste. 210
Arlington, VA 22203 USA
(703) 838-1836
sharetheroad@trucking.org
www.atastr.org
The American Trucking Associations’ Share the Road
is a highway safety program that delivers life-saving
messages to hundreds of U.S. cities and reaches millions of
motorists annually, designed to educate automobile drivers
about sharing the roads safely with trucks. The program,
sponsored by Mack Trucks, is represented by an elite
team of professional truck drivers with millions of miles of
accident-free driving. www.atastr.org. Follow the Share the
Road on Twitter and Facebook.
AMETEK Vehicular Instrumentation
Systems Booth 141
287 27 Road
Grand Junction, CO 81503 USA
(970) 242-8863
info.dixson@ametek.com
www.ametekvis.com
Design and manufacturer of precision instrumentation,
controllers and graphics display systems. Its primary
products are instrumentation, gauges, displays and control
modules for construction vehicles, off-highway vehicles,
specialty vehicles and over-the-road trucks. Additional
products include message centers, light bars, keypads,
modular instrumentation and control/display
modules for agricultural vehicles, military vehicles and bus/
coach/RV applications.
Ancra International Booth 2452
2685 Circleport Dr.
Erlanger, KY 41018 USA
(800) 233-5138
jenniferramsey@ancra.com
www.ancra.com
Ancra International’s mission is to be a profitable world-
class leader in the area of cargo handling and restraint
systems by providing quality products on time with the
greatest value to our customers. We are focused on
our customers, meeting and striving to exceed their
expectations.Whether it’s pallets, passengers, cars or
crates — when you’re responsible for moving cargo, you
need the best restraint systems available. The security
of your load means everything. Ancra International was
founded in 1969 with your security in mind. We started with
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the mission to improve safety and security for the material
handling industry and originally focused on the airline
industry. We quickly realized that engineered products were
needed in every market segment that moved quantities of
cargo, and our comprehensive product lines were born.
Through the use of superior design, quality materials
and attention to detail, Ancra’s advanced engineering
capabilities raised product performance to a new level.
And as our engineers worked closely with customers to
solve diverse cargo handling challenges, an additional need
was discovered - for loading systems. Clearly, not only is it
important to keep cargo secure in transit, it’s also important
to load and unload it safely and efficiently. Today, Ancra
products are hard at work on land, in the air, and on the sea,
serving all phases of the material handling industry.
Anthony Liftgates, Inc. Booth 2526
1037 W. Howard St.
Pontiac, IL 61764 USA
(815) 842-3383
kwalker@anthonyliftgates.com
anthonyliftgates.com
Anthony Liftgates invented the liftgate in 1941, and has been
a leading provider of liftgates for trucks and trailers of all
sizes for over 75 years.
Aperia Technologies, Inc. Booth 644
1616 Rollins Road
Burlingame, CA 94010 USA
(415) 494-9624
info@aperiatech.com
www.aperiatech.com
Serving tractors and trailers, Halo maintains optimal tire
pressure using patented, self-powered, bolt-on tire inflation
technology. Simple and versatile, Halo installs in minutes
and operates virtually maintenance-free to increase MPG,
extend tire life, and prevent blowouts, resulting in proven
ROI at a low total cost of ownership.
ASA Electronics Booth 1735
2602 Marina Dr.
Elkhart, IN 46514 USA
(574) 264-3135
info@asaelectronics.com
www.asaelectronics.com
Voyager rear and side auto pairing camera systems, Jensen
Heavy-duty stereos and DVR recorders.
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 2017 TMC Exhibitors
ASE Booth 916
101 Blue Seal Dr., SE
Leesburg, VA 20175 USA
(703) 669-6600
sowen@ase.com
www.ASE.com
ASE is a not-for-profit organization providing independent
certification credentials for technicians, service
consultants, parts specialists and other automotive service
professionals in the OE and aftermarket industry segments.
Information on test content, dates and pricing available at
our booth. For more information about ASE, visit www.ase.
com.
AssetWorks LLC Booth 2548
998 Old Eagle School Road
Wayne, PA 19087 USA
(610) 687-9202
info@assetworks.com
www.assetworks.com
AssetWorks develops software and hardware technology,
as well as customized consulting services, for asset and
infrastructure intensive organizations. Our technology and
services are designed to help organizations of all sizes
manage and maintain their assets including fleets, facilities,
consumables, equipment, property and infrastructure
efficiently and cost-effectively.
Atlantic Dynamics, LLC Booth 948
75 Dartmouth Street
South Portland, ME 04106 USA
(207) 767-7529
bob.provencher@atlanticdynamics.com
www.safeconnectsystems.com
Manufacturers of the patented SafeConnect Electric
Standby Connection System for transport refrigeration
units (TRUs). SafeConnect allows Carrier-Transiclod and
Thermoking diesel/electric refrigeration units to safely plug-
in to electric grid power. The system’s six conductor quick-
disconnect design eliminates the probability of hazards that
occur with all other traditional plug-in designs. SafeConnect
is the “better mousetrap.” SafeConnect protects people and
equipment from high-voltage arcing, shock, electrocution,
drive-offs, scarred plug contacts, voltage drops, and the
resulting exposure to corporate liability. A “must have”
product if you intend to plug-in reefer trucks or trailers!
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ATR Transmission Remanufacturing Inc. Booth 2649
1019 Noel Ave.
Wheeling, IL 60090 USA
(847) 213-9442
katie.kuempel@atreman.com
www.atreman.com
ATR was created to be a world-class remanufacturer of
fleet transmissions. Our target market is very focused
and we’re driven to exceed the needs and expectations
of our customers. We are the foremost leader in Allison®
and light-duty transmission remanufacturing in the fleet
industry.
ATRO Engineered Systems, Inc. Booth 2049
6 Bolte Lane
Saint Clair, MO 63077 USA
(800) 325-6114
atro@atrobushing.com
www.atrobushing.com
ATRO Engineered Systems, Inc. is a premier design/
manufacturing/distribution company with a history
of delivering technologically advanced polyurethane
suspension components to the heavy truck, trailer and bus
industries. ATRO’s innovative products, diverse aftermarket
distributor network and OEM customer base has positioned
them to lead in the emerging market for longer-lasting
polyurethane parts.
Auburn University - National Center
for Asphalt Technology Booth 2546
1600 Lee Rd. 151
Opelika, AL 36804 USA
(334) 844-6855
stilljl@auburn.edu
www.pavetrack.com
The National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn
University is a 1.7 mile research track. We offer TMC/
SAE fuel economy testing as well as component durability
testing and facility rental for various research needs.
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 2017 TMC EXHIBITORS
Aurora Parts & Accessories, LLC. Booth 1454 components, hoods, exhaust lights, switches and trailer
500 S. Enterprise Blvd. components.
Lebanon, IN 46052 USA
(800) 621-7949 AutoSock Booth 315
marketingservices@auroraparts.com 1140 S. Jason St.
www.AuroraParts.com Denver, CO 80223 USA
Aurora Parts is a single source OES provider of aftermarket (720) 219-0142
parts, with an expansive inventory of high-quality cabourezk@mcgeecompany.com
trailer, container/chassis and truck body parts for the www.AutoSock.US
transportation industry. Aurora is the exclusive supplier of Approved as an alternative traction device to tire chains
authorized Wabash National® parts and offers a complete across the USA.
inventory of Fruehauf, DuraPlate®, Lufkin, Transcraft®,
Benson®, and Pro-Par® products. Avery Dennison Booth 2457
8080 Norton Parkway
Auto Meter Products Inc. Booth 1339 Mentor, OH 44060 USA
413 West Elm Street (800) 292-8379
Sycamore, IL 60178 USA graphic.orders@averydennison.com
(815) 762-4297 graphics.averydennison.com
john_cathey@autometer.com Our high-performance, pressure-sensitive materials are
www.autometer.com found in thousands of products used every day around the
Auto Meter Products is a premier manufacturer of world – in digital, screen print and sign cut applications
professional battery and electrical system testing for fleet graphics. Our comprehensive fleet portfolio is
equipment and intelligent battery chargers for the heavy- designed to meet every graphic for all fleet sizes.
duty truck market.
Av-Tekk Charge - Air Systems Booth 636
Autocar Trucks Booth 320 4710 Allmond Ave.
551 S. Washington St. Louisville, KY 40209-0389 USA
Hagerstown, IN 47346 USA (502) 361-1181
(765) 439-0279 jerrywilson@dieselusa.com
mdiehl@autocartruck.com dieselusa.com
www.autocartruck.com Av-Tekk Heavy-duty All Makes Charge-Air Coolers and EGR
Autocar® is a custom heavy-duty truck manufacturer that Coolers is the nation’s leading brand for low-cost durability.
produces the only terminal tractor/hostler in the market Av-Tekk solutions offers a new seven-year unlimited miles
that features an all-steel operator’s cab and fully fabricated warranty. See them online at avtekk.com.
frame, with proven success in reliability/durability,
productivity, user-friendliness, and safety year-over-year. AXN Heavy Duty Booth 2130
Autocar Solutions® provides best-in-class 24-hour tech 5534 National Turnpike
support service which ensures that any downtime is Louisville, KY 40214 USA
addressed promptly, efficiently, and with expertise. (502) 882-9122
csmith@axnheavyduty.com
Automann Booth 2052 www.axnheavyduty.com
850 Randolph Road AXN is a vertically integrated world class manufacturer of
Somerset, NJ 08873 USA truck and trailer undercarriage systems including axles,
(201) 529-4996 brakes, dolly legs, suspensions and related components.
danny@automann.com
www.automann.com
Aftermarket truck and trailer parts: air brake and wheel,
suspension, leaf springs air springs, shock absorbers
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AZZ Galvanizing Booth 1452
3100 West 7th Street, Suite 500
Fort Worth, TX 76107 USA
(817) 810-0095
info@azz.com
www.azz.com
AZZ is the largest galvanizer in the world, able to protect
truck and trailer components with the most proven of
corrosion protection technologies. Our kettles range up
to 62 feet in length and as deep as 12.5 feet. We have 43
facilities in the US and Canada to handle our customer
requirements with speed and excellence!
Babcox Media/Fleet Equipment
Magazine Booth 2051
3550 Embassy Parkway
Akron, OH 44333 USA
(330) 670-1234
tpurnell@babcox.com
www.fleetequipmentmag.com
Fleet Equipment covers all the latest industry news and
in-depth features related to trucks, tractors and trailers,
including detailed information on the latest equipment
components. Fleet Equipment tracks industry equipment
trends, focusing on the issues that help fleets run the most
efficient and productive trucks on the road.
Baldwin Filters Booth 1637
4400 E. Hwy. 30
Kearney, NE 68848 USA
(308) 234-1951
Julie.Sheckler@clarcor.com
www.BaldwinFilters.com
Baldwin Filters offers heavy-duty lube, air, fuel, coolant,
hydraulic and transmission filters for over-the-road vehicles
and off-road equipment, as well as industrial, agricultural,
automotive and marine applications. Baldwin Filters meets
or exceeds our customers’ expectations by providing
high-quality filtration products supported by outstanding
customer service, support, and follow-up. The brand stands
for quality, performance, and dependability.
Bauer Built Tire & Service Booth 516
1111 W. Prospect St, PO Box 248
Durand, WI 54736 USA
(715) 672-4295
info@bauerbuilt.com
www.bauerbuilt.com
Bauer Built Inc. is one of the largest commercial tire
dealers and retread manufacturers in the United States.
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Since 1944, Bauer Built has been providing customers
with tire solutions from leading manufacturers including:
Michelin, BFGoodrich, Uniroyal, Continental, Kumho,
General, Hercules and Michelin Retread Technologies.
Bauer Built also offers key services provided by highly
trained technicians following industry standards. Bauer
Built. Built on Service.
Bee Line Company Booth 2416
2700 62nd Street Ct.
Bettendorf, IA 52722 USA
(563) 332-4066
tkane@beeline-co.com
www.beeline-co.com
Bee Line Company is the leader in heavy-duty tractor and
trailer wheel alignment and frame correction systems. In
business since the 1920’s, Bee Line Company has become
the world’s leading manufacturer of wheel alignment, on-
truck tire balancing and frame correction equipment for
heavy-duty trucks and trailers.
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems Booth 2208
901 Cleveland St.
Elyria, OH 44035 USA
(800) 242-7253
info@bendix.com
www.bendix.com
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems develops and
supplies leading-edge active safety technologies, energy
management solutions, plus Bendix® brand air brake
charging and control systems for medium- and heavy-duty
vehicles across North America. Our driver assistance
systems – including AutoVue® Lane Departure Warning
and SafetyDirect® – deliver best-inclass safety solutions.
Visit www.bendix.com. Follow us at http://twitter.com/
Bendix_CVS.
Bergstrom Inc. Booth 510
2390 Blackhawk Rd.
Rockford, IL 61109 USA
(815) 874-7821
marketing@bergstrominc.com
www.bergstrominc.com
Bergstrom Inc., a global leader for over 65 years in climate
control solutions, supplies OEM A/C and heating systems
for a variety of markets including the truck industry.
By combining engineering talent, lean manufacturing
principals and a global footprint, Bergstrom offers a unique
blend of marketplace focus and customer value.
 Innovation
that moves you.

VOLVO
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Volvo Trucks’ SuperTruck concept vehicle offers a glimpse into the future of
fuel savings, achieving a remarkable 88 percent freight efficiency improvement
with fuel economy topping 12 mpg. Many of the innovative aerodynamic solutions
featured in this project can already be found in the Volvo VNL. And our new
powertrain will offer additional fuel savings by featuring the SuperTruck’s wave piston
design, common-rail fuel injection system and turbo compounding.
Learn more: Supertruck.volvotrucks.us

Fuel Efficiency Volvo Trucks. Driving Progress

 2017 TMC Exhibitors
BG Innovative Safety Systems Booth 2617
228 Rush St.
Lexington, TN 38351 USA
(731) 467-0434
andre.gist@migllc.com
www.bgsafetysys.com
The Lighting Bug is intelligent safety lighting technology
for all transportation vehicles. Our technology supplements
pre-existing lighting controls to ensure safe and adequate
lighting when failures occur on the road.
BG Products, Inc. Booth 2608
740 S. Wichita
Wichita, KS 67213 USA
(316) 265-2686
lchamness@bgprod.com
www.bgprod.com
BG Products, Inc. manufactures specialty products and
equipment for MD and HD trucks, and fleet applications.
We offer a complete line of maintenance products and
equipment to service fuel systems, diesel particulate filters
(DPF), EGR systems, cooling systems and transmissions.
Bitimec Truck Wash-Bots, Inc. Booth 1752
15 E. Putnam Ave.
Greenwich, CT 06830 USA
(203) 340-9388
info@wash-bots.com
www.wash-bots.com
Bitimec Truck wash machines are advanced, affordable,
power-brush systems delivering positive ROI to
transportation fleets worldwide. A single operator can wash
up to 40 trailers in one shift; each unit in 6-8 minutes. The 15
sq. ft. machines do not need a dedicated building and can
be tucked out of the way when not in use.
BlackBerry Limited Booth 1847
1001 Farrar Rd.
Kanata, ON K2K 0B3 CAN
(613) 591-0931
radar@blackberry.com
ca.blackberry.com/internet-of-things.html
BlackBerry Radar is an innovative end-to-end solution
providing intelligent, near real time trailer, chassis and
container tracking. The service comprises a state-of-the-art
ultra-low maintenance device and easy to use web-based
applications that provide continuous asset visibility and
near real-time analytics to make your logistics operations
more efficient.
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Blue Beacon Truck Washes Booth 3122
PO Box 856
Salina, KS 67402-0856 USA
(785) 826-8250
wash@bluebeacon.com
www.bluebeacon.com
Blue Beacon Truck Washes — the Nation’s leading
truck wash chain with over 100 – 24 hour locations.
Complete expense control via electronic, web-based
billing and frequency management systems. Over forty
years’ experience and thousands of completely satisfied
customers. An environmentally safe alternative to terminal
washing. Visit www.bluebeacon.com.
Boreas Nitrogen Cooling Systems Booth 1851
307 Robins Drive
Troy, MI 48083 USA
(616) 414-2490
joanne.bjick@jfeindustries.com
www.boreassystems.com
Boreas Nitrogen Cooling Systems for refrigeration in
transportation. Electrified, and supported by Solar with zero
emissions and fueled by nitrogen. Consistent temperature
control with GPS and telematics data collection.
BorgWarner Booth 306
600 Corporation Dr.
Pendleton, IN 46064 USA
(765) 778-6532
rstephens@borgwarner.com
borgwarner.com
BorgWarner Inc. is a global product leader in clean and
efficient technology solutions for combustion, hybrid and
electric vehicles. Transforming vehicles to more fuel
efficient, cleaner technologies requires a collaborative
partner who understands the evolution of mechanical to
electric systems. Our expertise in both provides the critical
underpinnings of efficient and powerful propulsion. For
more information, visit borgwarner.com.
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Bosch Automotive Service Solutions Booth 3037 BrightOrder
28635 Mount Road (Formerly PERFIT Computer) Booth 1547
Warren, MI 48092 USA 6450 Kitimat Road
(586) 242-3597 Mississauga, ON L5N 2B8 CAN
chalise.height@us.bosch.com (905) 501-0911
www.otctools.com terri.oswald@brightorder.com
In North America, the Bosch Automotive Service Solutions www.brightorder.com
Business Unit supplies dealerships, aftermarket and repair BrightOrder Fleet Maintenance Software supports
shops with a range of vehicle repair solutions. This includes maintenance needs for fleets.
testing and repair-shop technology, shop equipment,
specialty tools, diagnostic software, electric vehicle charging C.E. Niehoff & Co. Booth 1234
stations, dealership service programs and service training 2021 Lee Street
and information under the Bosch, OTC and Robinair brands. Evanston, IL 60202 USA
(847) 866-1536
Boss Shops Booth 1845 psremac@ceniehoff.com
3123 W. Stolley Park Rd. www.ceniehoff.com
Grand Island, NE 68801 USA C.E. Niehoff & Co. is a world-class designer and
(308) 381-2800 manufacturer of high-performance, high-output brushless
marketing@bosselman.com alternators and power management systems. Our multi-
www.bosstruckshops.com talented, in-house design and engineering team able to
Boss Shops are an industry leader in truck repairs, offering customize designs to fit the unique specifications of the
friendly and experienced service with certified mechanics toughest applications. Designed, tested and manufactured
at any of our 43 Boss Shops across the nation. Boss Shops in the U.S.A.
offer tires, preventative maintenance, brake, electrical,
drive train, air conditioning and other repairs, as well as 24- Capacity Trucks, Inc. Booth 1814
7-365 roadside assistance through our operator-owned call 401 Capacity Drive
center. Longview, TX 75604 USA
(800) 323-0135
Bremskerl North America, Inc. Booth 854 eddie.rutherford@capacitytrucks.com
1291 Humbracht Circle www.capacitytrucks.com
Bartlett, IL 60103 USA Capacity Trucks, Inc. is a leading global provider for
(630) 540-2790 terminal trucks. Capacity has provided terminal trucks
sales@bremskerl.com to the warehouse/distribution, intermodal, and port
www.bremskerl.com applications for over 45 years.
Non-asbestos, OE quality air disc brake pads and drum
brake linings. german designed and engineered. CardConnect Booth 2635
317 N. Racine
Bridgestone Booth 2322 Chicago, IL 60607 USA
535 Marriott Drive (312) 465-5241
Nashville, TN 37214 USA npaulson@cardconnect.com
(615) 937-3626 cardconnectprocessing.com
thomasrhonda@bfusa.com CardConnect is a leading provider of payment processing
trucktires.com and technology services that helps more than 50,000
Nashville, Tennessee-based Bridgestone Americas, Inc. merchants across the U.S., from Fortune 500 companies to
is an international family of companies that is rooted in small and midsized businesses, accept billions of dollars
innovation and dedicated to providing world-class tire and in card transactions each year. The company’s patented
rubber-related products and services that improve lives tokenization and gateway solutions make payment
around the globe. A leader in the tire and rubber industries, acceptance simple, integrated and secure.
we challenge ourselves to innovate and improve – not just
tires, but also a range of industries that touch our lives.

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WITH
THE
BULL.
MERITOR
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Being successful in business requires hard work,

perseverance and smart decisions. Like the
decision on who to trust as a partner. For more
than 100 years, Meritor has delivered advanced
technology, high-quality products and unmatched
service to help customers around the world run
successfully today and well into the future.
Run with the Best. Run With The Bull.

©2017 Meritor, Inc.

 2017 TMC Exhibitors
Car-O-Liner Commercial Vehicles Booth 2745
29900 Anthony Drive
Wixom, MI 48393 USA
(248) 313-1393
wgruschow@car-o-liner.com
www.truckcam.com
The TruckCam brand features innovative and efficient
products for wheel alignment as well as ACC and lane
departure warning systems based on patented camera
technology.
Carrier Transicold Booth 2832
700 Olympic Drive
Athens, GA 30601 USA
(706) 357-7242
mary.udry@carrier.utc.com
www.trucktrailer.carrier.com
An industry leading transport refrigeration brand for more
than 45 years, Carrier Transicold provides customers
around the world with the most advanced, energy-
efficient and environmentally sustainable truck, trailer, rail,
intermodal and marine refrigeration systems. For more
information visit us at www.trucktrailer.carrier.com
CCJ/RigDig by Randall-Reilly Booth 855
3200 Rice Mine Road NE
Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 USA
(205) 349-2990
lmeaux@randallreilly.com
www.randallreilly.com
Randall-Reilly has the capabilities and the tools to reach
your markets. Always innovate, always effective, we strive
to know our industries better than anyone. We serve our
clients by providing insights into specific market segments,
and then providing targeted platforms to engage with those
audiences. Your audience is here.
CDX Booth 2236
5 Wall St.
Burlington, MA 01803 USA
(800) 832-0034
info@jblearning.com
www.cdxlearning.com
CDX offers a learning system that equips technicians
with the skills and knowledge needed to accurately and
efficiently maintain a variety of heavy-duty vehicles. With
courses customized to each tech’s needs, CDX trains
technicians of all skill levels quickly and effectively, to get
them back to work sooner.
CellTech Metals Booth 2455
7811 Sendero Angelica
San Diego, CA 92127 USA
(858) 414-5373
dcox@celltechmetals.com
www.celltechmetals.com
CellTech Metals is a lightweight metal sandwich panel
technology. CellTech delivers an engineered panel product
for various truck trailer and body solutions, specifically,
walls, roofs, doors and floors. Our panels are customized to
meet specific application objectives, achieving favorable
outcomes not available by other composite panels.
Centramatic Booth 1914
5345 South Interstate 35 West
Alvarado, TX 76009 USA
(800) 523-8473
info@centramatic.com
www.centramatic.com
“Onboard” tire and wheel balancers, auxiliary power unit
with HVAC and shore power, diesel fuel additive.
Cetaris Booth 2544
2500 Regency Pkwy.
Cary, NC 27511 USA
(479) 616-2234
ldagostino@cetaris.com
www.cetaris.com
Cetaris is a world-class provider of Asset Maintenance &
Management Solution, helping our clients manage millions of
assets in over 60 countries. Our software provides the ability
to analyze and forecast key business metrics to reduce costs
and downtime, increase warranty reimbursement, improve
safety, maximize resources and streamline processes.
Chargeback Gurus Booth 2651
115 Richardson Court, Suite B
Allen, TX 75002 USA
(214) 785-9140
sabrina@chargebackgurus.com
www.chargebackgurus.com
Chargeback Gurus is an industry leader in chargeback
representation, winning an average of 80 percent of
chargebacks for clients, and offering risk/vulnerability
assessment, chargeback prevention and online fraud
prevention services for over 13 years. Our proprietary
application will help manage chargebacks and mitigate
merchant account risk real-time. Let our innovative tools and
strategies protect your business and increase your ROI. Call
the Gurus at (866) 999-3758.

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Chart Industries Inc. Booth 2146 Clarke Power Services Booth 2648
1300 Airport Drive 3133 E. Kemper Rd.
Ball Ground, GA 30107-4547 USA Cincinnati, OH 45241 USA
(952) 758-8542 (717) 538-0665
karen.dray@chartindustries.com bwestermann@clarkepsi.com
www.chartindustries.com www.clarkepsi.com
LNG vehicle fueling solutions. VehiCare, fleet maintenance solutions provider, backed
by a network of over 200+ locations in the US and Canada,
Chemline - GatorHyde Booth 752 provides a state of the art, proactive vehicle maintenance
5151 Natural Bridge Ave. program that maximizes asset utilization while minimizing
Saint Louis, MO 63115 USA associated life cycle maintenance costs. Whether you
(314) 664-2230 prefer on-site dedicated fleet services or reliance on our
todd.ishmael@chemline.net network of 200+ fully equipped maintenance facilities,
www.chemline.net VehiCare offers a complete range of services to manage
Polyurea/polyurethane protective coatings against your fleet costs while ensuring your fleet is available for use
corrosion. when you need it.

Chevron Lubricants Booth 722
9401 Williamsburg Plaza, Suite 201
Louisville, KY 40222 USA
(800) 822-5823
lubricants@chevron.com
www.chevrondelo.com
Chevron combines state-of-the-art technology with strong
OEM relationships and industry knowledge to support your
business. Our Delo® heavy-duty engine oils, gear oils,
transmission fluids, greases, and coolants are formulated to
meet the intense performance demands your vehicles face.
From stop-and-go urban driving to long hauls across dusty,
rough roads, you can count on Delo® to help you go further.
CMA / Double Coin Tires Booth 952
406 E. Huntington Drive, Suite 200
Monrovia, CA 91016 USA
(626) 301-9575
bob.odonnell@cmaintl.com
www.doublecointires.com
Double Coin’s wide range of products includes truck and
bus radial tires utilized by progressive fleets, dealers
and OEM’s in North America’s transportation industry.
Double Coin’s Smart Money Fleet Program allows fleets to
purchase high-quality and competitively priced products at
over 1,000 points of sale locations across North America.
Visit www.doublecointires.com

Chicago Pneumatic Booth 1240 Cojali USA, Inc. Booth 2616

1800 Overview Dr. 7855 NW 29th Street
Rock Hill, SC 29730 USA Doral, FL 33122 USA
(517) 316-5999 (305) 960-7651
thomas.pelette@cp.com info@cojaliusa.com
www.cp.com www.jaltest.com
Pneumatic nut runner for tightening lug nuts on truck Cojali USA Inc. manufactures Jaltest, the industry-leading
wheels to very specific ft. lbs. Used by almost 100 trucking multibrand diagnostics solution for on- and off-highway
fleets in North America. Quiet, accurate, and virtually no commercial vehicles, ag, construction and marine vehicles.
vibration makes this the tool of choice by tire technicians A complete diagnostics solution which offers users the
and fleet managers. See why quiet and accurate make this possibility to optimize a shop’s resources by reducing a
tool so easy to use. vehicle’s down time and also increasing the number of
makes and models that can be technological solution
CITGO Petroleum Booth 2251 providers for the industry.
1293 Eldridge Parkway
Houston, TX 77077 USA
(832) 486-4449
awatson@citgo.com
citgo.com

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Commercial Fuel Buyer Magazine Booth 2255 Cooper Tire / Roadmaster Booth 1352
15201 Mason Rd., Suite 1000-288 701 Lima Avenue
Houston, TX 77070 USA Findlay, OH 45840 USA
(832) 447-1275 (419) 429-6758
info@epicnewsdata.com mrsnyder@coopertire.com
www.commercialfuelbuyer.com www.coopertire.com
Commercial Fuel Buyer magazine is the downstream Showcasing our Roadmaster tire line.
petroleum industry’s newest information source for relevant
news and education, specifically for buyers of refined Corcentric Booth 1450
products for commercial enterprises. Commercial Fuel 7927 Jones Branch, Suite 3200
Buyer covers all topics related to fuels and fleet fueling, McLean, VA 22102 USA
from a high-level management overview down to the (877) 790-7272
operational details. mhahn@ameriquestcorp.com
www.corcentric.com
Commercial Vehicle Group— Corcentric provides cloud-based financial process
National Seating & Bostrom Booth 611 automation solutions, including accounts payable and
200 National Drive accounts receivable, e-invoicing, credit and collections
Vonore, TN 37885 USA management, working capital management, and reporting
(423) 884-4714 analytics. We digitize transactions across the network and
info@cvgrp.com enable companies to streamline, automate, and manage
www.cvgrp.com their transaction processes.
Truck suspension and static seats, mirrors and truck
mattresses. Counteract Balancing Beads Inc. Booth 2615
70 Watson Parkway South, Unit 8
ConMet Booth 314 Guelp, ON N1L 0C3 CAN
5701 SE Columbia Way (519) 837-3331
Vancouver, WA 98661 USA contact@counteractbalancing.com
(503) 866-0850 www.counteractbalancing.com
mark.jorgensen@conmet.com Counteract Balancing Beads is an automatic readjusting
www.conmet.com trouble-free lifetime balance of the tire and complete wheel
For over 50 years, ConMet has been a leading supplier of assembly. Counteract is the only internal balancing product
wheel end components to the commercial vehicle market. proven in two separate SAE and TMC Type II tests to
Our products include brake drums, hub assemblies, hub and improve fuel economy by balancing all wheel positions.
rotor assemblies, wheel bearings, wheel seals, and spindle
nuts. Crane Composites, Inc. Booth 1557
23525 W. Eames St.
Continental Tire The Americas Booth 2500 Channahon, IL 60410 USA
1830 MacMillan Park Drive (815) 467-8600
Ft. Mill, SC 29707 USA sales@cranecomposites.com
(704) 583-3900 www.cranecomposites.com
commercial.tireinfo@conti-na.com Crane Composites is the manufacturer of ArmorTuf,
www.continental-truck.com Kemlite and a variety of other fiberglass reinforced plastic
Continental has the goal of ensuring economic mobility in (FRP) composite panels. Inspired by the Kemlite tradition,
goods transport, passenger transit and construction-site Crane Composites has over 60 years of experience in
traffic by offering truck, bus, construction and specialty Transportation Products and is a recognized industry leader
tires for a wide spectrum of applications and service in frp applications. Crane Composites is your source for
conditions. The division’s products are successful both in liners, roofs, scuff, side skirts, and composite panels.
the original equipment and replacement markets.

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Hendrickson

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UNMATCHED
PASSION
TM

Hendrickson’s unmatched passion leads to the most

durable, lightweight, high-performing suspension systems
and components in the heavy-duty trucking industry. Our
passion for innovation enabled us to become the world’s
leading medium- and heavy-duty suspension, axle and brake
systems manufacturer; pushing the boundaries with technical
advancements in engineering and manufacturing processes
for over 100 years. Unmatched Passion™ – it’s catching on.
 2017 TMC Exhibitors
Cummins Inc. Booth 2716 its customers’ Real Cost of Ownership makes it easy to
500 Jackson Street understand why Freightliner Trucks is the best-selling brand
Columbus, IN 47201 USA of heavy-duty Class 8 trucks in North America.
(812) 377-8021
john.c.kestler@cummins.com Dana Holding Corporation Booth 1334
cumminsengines.com 3939 Technology Drive
Cummins Inc., designs, manufactures, distributes and Maumee, OH 43537 USA
services diesel and natural gas engines and related (734) 347-8454
technologies. Headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, (USA) kelly.maher@dana.com
Cummins serves customers in approximately 190 countries, www.dana.com
approximately 600 company-owned and independent Dana provides axles, driveshafts, wheel hubs and tire
distributor locations, 7,200 dealer locations. Cummins management technologies to all the major original
earned $1.4 billion on sales of $19.1 billion in 2015. Follow equipment manufacturers.
Cummins on the Web at www.cumminsengines.com
DClimate Inc. Booth 2352
Custom Radio Corporation Booth 336 65 Patriots Landing Dr.
4012 Merchant Rd. Saint Charles, MO 63303 USA
Fort Wayne, IN 46818 USA (636) 352-8569
(260) 402-2344 sesha@nurturenergy.com
orders.customradio@customradio.net nurturenergy.com
www.customradio.net Design and manufacturers of DC air conditioners for
Truck audio systems, rear observation systems, wireless automobiles.
rear observation systems, mobile digital video recording
systems, high definition cameras, server hosting available Dealer Service Corporation Booth 946
for mobile digital video. 100 Cloverleaf Dr.
Winston Salem, NC 27103 USA
D&D Instruments Booth 2040 (336) 918-3524
2525 Winter Street NE kenc@dealerserviceparts.com
Minneapolis, MN 55413 USA www.bepco.biz
(612) 378-1224 Air brake compressors, valves, dryers, fan clutches, water
ejohnson@ddinstruments.com pumps, vacuum brakes and starters and alternators.
ddinstruments.com
D&D Instruments remanufactures instrument clusters for Decisiv Booth 212
International and Freightliner vehicles produced from. The 10900 Nuckols Road
company also repairs instrument clusters for most makes Glen Allen, VA 23060 USA
and models of heavy-duty trucks. The Expello Air Products (703) 906-3544
unit manufactures automatic drain valves for use with mriemer@decisiv.com
compressed air brake systems. www.decisiv.com
Decisiv is the world’s leading provider of Service
Daimler Trucks North America Booth 1300 Relationship Management (SRM) solutions for commercial
2477 Deerfield Dr. assets and the service event management platform behind
Fort Mill, SC 29715 USA leading OEM and service network solutions including Volvo
(803) 578-3000 and Mack ASIST, PACCAR Solutions (Kenworth TruckTech+
sarah.carrick@daimler.com and Peterbilt SmartLINQ), Hino INSIGHT, WheelTime LINQ,
www.freightlinertrucks.com Vehicare and NationaLease Fleet 20/20.
Freightliner Trucks, the largest division of Daimler Trucks
North America, manufactures Class 5-8 truck models that
serve a wide range of commercial vehicle applications.
Its commitment to innovation, technology and lowering

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 ALLISON
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Allison’s TC10 Delivers ®

5% Better Fuel Economy

Real-World Testing Confirms Real-World Savings. Now you can have the reliable, driver-friendly operation
of an Allison fully automatic transmission and improve your Class 8 tractor fuel economy. In over the road tests, the Allison
TC10® automatic transmission improved fleet user fuel economy by 5% when compared to trucks equipped with their current
manual or automated manual transmissions (AMTs)—regardless of driver experience or expertise. Equipped with FuelSense®,
a unique package of software and electronic controls that maximizes operational efficiency, the TC10 quickly finds the right gear
saving fuel and money. To learn more, contact your truck dealer or visit allisontransmission.com/tc10.

© 2016 Allison Transmission Inc., All Rights Reserved.

 2017 TMC Exhibitors
DENSO Commercial & Heavy Duty Booth 1644 Diesel Laptops Booth 2657
3900 Via Oro Avenue 763 Carriage Lake Drive
Long Beach, CA 90810-1868 USA Lexington, SC 29072 USA
(310) 834-6352 (888) 983-1975
info@densoheavyduty.com laurie@diesellaptops.com
densoheavyduty.com www.diesellaptops.com
Quality, Reliability and Value. At DENSO we’ve taken Diesel Laptops carries a complete line of commercial
everything we have learned as an OE manufacturer and truck, automotive, and off-highway diagnostic software,
applied it to our aftermarket product lines. Every component hardware, and laptop kits. Our products and services cover
that leaves our factories has been designed with precision, virtually everything on a vehicle such as diesel engines,
manufactured to OE standards and subjected to rigorous electronic transmissions, ABS systems, and more.
safety and performance tests.
DJ Products TrailerCaddy Booth 2914
DG Technologies Booth 1948 1009 4th St NW
33604 West Eight Mile Road Little Falls, MN 56345 USA
Farmington Hills, MI 48335 USA (612) 991-7174
(248) 888-2000 tomvansickle@mac.com
marketing@dgtech.com www.djproducts.com
www.dgtech.com The TrailerCaddy Heavy-duty Trailer Dolly is capable of
DG Technologies specializes in vehicle network solutions pushing and pulling large OTR trailers, tank, and lowboy
for all in-vehicle and controller area (CAN) networks. We trailers and heavy commercial equipment trailers up to
provide hardware and software products for diagnosing 100,000 lbs. The battery powered TrailerCaddy is the perfect
and reprogramming heavy-duty truck and bus, fleets, mass solution for anyone who has to move heavy trailers short
transportation, agriculture, construction, automotive, distances either indoors or outdoors. The TrailerCaddys’
industry control, robotics industries, and are used by the compact size, maneuverability, and variable speed make it
U.S. military. a more affordable yard truck alternative to traditional yard
tractors or pickup trucks.
Dhollandia US Booth 2522
12968 Santa Ana Ave. Dometic Corporation Booth 1049
Fontana, CA 92337 USA 2000 N Andrews Ave
(855) 856-8225 Pompano Beach, FL 33069 USA
tom.irwin@dhollandia.com (954) 633-3129
www.dhollandia.com Shryl.conner@dometic.com
Hydraulic liftgates. www.dometic.com
Dometic is the engineering leader of innovative products
Dickinson Fleet Services, LLC Booth 3044 that provide a comfortable mobile lifestyle, including
4709 W 96th Street engine-off auxiliary air conditioning systems, portable
Indianapolis, IN 46268 USA and built-in refrigerators and freezers, thermoelectric cup
(765) 479-2171 holders, and air purification.
sginn@dickinsonfleet.com
www.dickinsonfleet.com Donaldson Company, Inc. Booth 2113
Dickinson Fleet Services is the premier provider of all PO Box 1299
makes truck and trailer maintenance and repair with a Minneapolis, MN 55440 USA
nationwide footprint of mechanical, body and paint shops (952) 887-3202
supported by over 275 mobile on-site service units. Through lori.miske@donaldson.com
cutting edge tools like TRAIT® and Webwrench®, DFS www.donaldsonfilters.com
can provide anytime anywhere access to fleet operational Donaldson delivers the most comprehensive line of filtration
results. solutions for trucks and fleets, including fuel, lube, air,
coolant and transmission filters plus bulk fluid filtration and
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Doran Manufacturing Booth 1236 Drew Technologies Inc. Booth 1536
2851 Massachusetts Ave. 3915 Research Park Drive, Suite A10
Cincinnati, OH 45225 USA Ann Arbor, MI 48108 USA
(888) 816-7233 (734) 222-5228
inforequest@doranmfg.com kcomstock@drewtech.com
www.doranmfg.com www.drewtech.com
Doran provides tire pressure monitoring systems for trucks Vehicle diagnostic adapters.
and trailers to fleets of all types and sizes. In addition to our
stand alone system, Doran offers integrated solutions with DuraFit / CDTi Booth 819
telematics providers along with a WiFi gate reader system 1621 Fiske Place
and our SmartLink TPMS tablet to reduce tire repair and Oxnard, CA 93033 USA
maintenance costs. (800) 753-3212
info@durafit-exhaust.com
Dorman Products Booth 2016 www.durafit-exhaust.com
3400 East Walnut St. We are a leading global manufacturer and distributor of
Colmar, PA 18915 USA heavy-duty diesel and light-duty vehicle emissions control
(267) 718-5127 systems and products to major automakers and retrofitters.
dwill@dormanproducts.com
www.dormanhdsolutions.com Duramax Booth 2755
We are a supplier of heavy-duty truck parts that were 1865 Corporate Drive, Ste. 230
formerly only available through the original equipment Norcross, GA 30093 USA
channel. Many of these parts have been re-engineered or (470) 275-9259
have upgraded material to overcome the primary point of kateyu@duraxmax.com
failure. www.duraxmax.com
Duramax is world’s leading manufacturing company for
Dossier Systems Booth 1635 heavy-duty air spring brakes and pistontype actuators
6 Terri Lane, Suite 700 for both s-cam and disc brakes known for long-lasting
Burlington, NJ 08016 USA durability, reliable performance and highest braking force.
(609) 747-8800 Guarantee longest warranty in the market.
sales@dossiersystemsinc.com
dossiersystemsinc.com Eagle Plastics & Rubber Company Booth 3041
Dossier software is designed to increase a customer’s 2212 Union Rd., Ste. 700, PMB 478
efficiency and profitability while ensuring safe operation Gastonia, NC 28054 USA
and regulatory compliance. The software is used by (704) 460-5619
fleets whose size spans from tens of thousands of assets gus@eaglemudflaps.com
operating in hundreds of locations, to small single-user, www.eaglemudflaps.com
singlelocation fleets, and everything in-between. Eagle Plastics & Rubber Co. specializes in high-quality
custom heavy-duty mud flaps for the truck and trailer
DPSI Booth 3128 industry and other truck accessories including rubber
1801 Stanley Rd. wheel chocks and safety products. Eagle Plastics Rubber
Greensboro, NC 27407 USA Co.’s mud flap offering includes polyethylene standard and
(800) 897-7233 anti-spray flaps available in multiple industry standard
john.blackard@dpsi.com sizes and colors that can be easily decorated with custom
www.dpsi.com logos or artwork, rubber blend products for customers that
DPSI provides maintenance software that enables our require a heavy-duty product but prefer the look, feel and
users to track all aspects of their fleet, manufacturing and properties of rubber, and economical compression molded
facility assets. rubber mud flaps.

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 2017 TMC Exhibitors
East Manufacturing Booth 116 EBE Technologies Booth 1916
1871 State Route 44, P.O. Box 277 4430 Kennedy Drive
Randolph, OH 44265 USA East Moline, IL 61244 USA
(888) 405-3278 (309) 792-5550
sales@eastmfg.com ebe@ebe-inc.com
EastMfg.com www.ebeships.com
With nearly 50 years of trailer engineering experience, East EBE Technologies, founded in 1973, is the leading provider
manufactures aluminum flatbed and drop deck trailers. East of integrated document and content management, workflow
trailers maximize payload, delivering strength and durability and business process automation solutions for the
to meet the needs of all flatbed and drop deck trailer transportation and logistics industry. EBE SHIPS modules
applications. By incorporating lighter weight and longer include financials, logistics, recruiting, safety, mobile
lasting components, East trailers have higher resale value. capture and driver performance management. To learn
more, visit ebeships.com or call 1-800-447-0612.
East Penn Mfg. Booth 2623
102 Deka Rd. Eberspaecher Climate
Lyon Station, PA 19536 USA Control Systems Booth 2552
(610) 682-6361 6099A Vipond Drive
jmuir@dekabatteries.com Mississauga, ON L5T 2B2 CAN
www.dekabatteries.com (905) 670-0960
Lead-acid batteries. info-na@eberspaecher.com
www.eberspaecher-na.com
Eastern Pneumatics & Hydraulics, Inc. Booth 2844 Don’t let seasonal conditions keep you off the road!
40 Lowell Rd., #3 Trust Eberspaecher Climate Control Systems to keep you
Salem, NH 03079 USA warm and your engine running smoothly. Eberspaecher
(603) 893-7662 offers a comprehensive range of idle-free fuel operated
info@ephtools.com air and coolant pre-heaters. By using preheaters from
www.ephtools.com Eberspaecher you can expect reliable engine starts on
Eastern Pneumatics & Hydraulics, Inc. is a complete torque equipment, cab comfort, instant heat and defrost, pre-
tool specialty house. We provide torque equipment from heated critical fluids and increased DPF performance.
screwdrivers and wrenches to high-powered pneumatic,
hydraulic and electric torque tools, test equipment and Eco Flaps Booth 1245
controllers. 5210 Maryland Way, Suite 100
Brentwood, TN 37027 USA
Eaton Booth 1122 (615) 398-2300
13100 E. Michigan Ave. ecoflaps@ecoflaps.com
Galesburg, MI 49053 USA www.ecoflaps.com
(269) 342-3000 CLEAN. GREEN. MEAN. Eco Flaps are patented
LuaNMeave@eaton.com aerodynamic splash guards delivering unsurpassed
www.eaton.com safety, durability and fuel efficiency. The unique vented
Eaton is a power management company that provides design is proven to deliver significant fuel savings and
energy-efficient solutions that help our customers drastically reduces rainy day road spray. The durable nylon
effectively manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical composition makes Eco Flaps virtually indestructible! Two-
power more efficiently, safely and sustainably. year warranty. Smartway verified.

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EconCore Booth 853
Ambachtenlaan 25
Heverlee, 03001 BEL
(321) 638-1060
bianka.nagy@econcore.com
www.econcore.com
EconCore is the market leader in technologies for economic
honeycomb sandwich production. EconCore’s ThermHex
technology allows producing honeycomb cores and
sandwich panels in a fast, continuous, in-line process.
Due to its high efficiency ThermHex technology is applied
typically in mass market applications allowing reductions of
product’s cost and weight and consequently reductions of
CO2 emissions.
EkoStinger Booth 2257
33 Saginaw Drive
Rochester, NY 14623 USA
(855) 833-7940
hmantelmacher@ekostinger.com
www.ekostinger.com
EkoStinger is an innovative trailer aerodynamics company.
The two main products are the EkoStinger and the
EkoShield. The EkoStinger is an aerodynamic device that
mounts in front of the trailers rear tandems and moves with
the tandems creating consistent aerodynamics saving you
more fuel than any other product on the market. In addition,
the EkoStinger reduces road mist by 70 percent, stabilizes
the trailer in cross winds and reduces maintenance. The
EkoShield covers the trailer1s I-Beams and Side rails
protecting them from the elements, providing a constant
fuel savings benefit and extends the life of the trailer.
Elston Manufacturing Inc. Booth 718
706 N. Weber Ave.
Sioux Falls, SD 57103 USA
(605) 336-7716
sales@elstonmfg.com
www.elstonmfg.com
Industry leader in cargo heaters and alternative traction
devices.
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Emission & Cooling Solutions Booth 610
1892 East Brooks Rd, Ste C
Memphis, TN 38116 USA
(901) 377-8080
drpayant@gmail.com
www.commercialradiatorrepair.com
Emission & Cooling Solutions for heavy-duty trucks We
specialize in managing fleets’ emission and cooling
needs. Also Exclusive Distributor for the FLASH CLEANER
MACHINE, Liquid DPF, DOC, and SCR cleaning.
ENow Inc. Booth 2806
133 Hallene Rd.
Warwick, RI 02886 USA
(401) 935-1070
Ellen.flath@enowenergy.com
www.enowenergy.com
ENow provides solar-based auxiliary power systems.
EPIC Worldwide LLC Booth 2524
1045 Palms Airport Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89119 USA
(617) 371-7534
ed@epicworldwide.com
www.epicworldwide.com
The KWIK ZIP Changeable Graphic System is the best
solution to a fast and cost-effective truck advertising
campaign. It delivers high quality and affordable truck
graphics. Change-outs of advertising on trucks take less
than 30 minutes, once the initial KWIK ZIP frame is in place.
EROAD Booth 2329
7618 SW Mohawk Street
Tualatin, OR 97062 USA
(855) 503-7623
info@eroad.com
www.eroad.com
EROAD’s in-vehicle technology and global electronic
platform enables carriers to efficiently utilize their capital
and reduce the costs associated with fleet operations
and management. EROAD offers a complete suite of user-
friendly compliance and telematics solutions, including
automated IFTA, electronic weight-mile tax, ELD-ready
electronic logbook, support for driver safety, vehicle
maintenance, fuel and fleet utilization reporting. www.
eroad.com
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Ervin Equipment Booth 660
608 N. Ohio Street
Toledo, IL 62468 USA
(217) 849-3125
ppropst@ervinusa.com
ervinusa.com
Ervin is a global equipment supplier that focuses on new
and used transportation equipment sales. We don’t just
sell equipment we also buy used equipment. In addition to
offering a wide selection of new and used equipment, Ervin
has staff dedicated to assisting with financing and logistics.
Ervin will help guide our customers through every step of
the acquisition process because we don’t just want to sell
equipment; we want to be a partner because our customer’s
success is measured one customer at a time.
ESOC Commercial Truck, Inc. Booth 2401
29350 Wall Street
Wixom, MI 48393 USA
(248) 624-7992
mcollins@esocinc.com
www.esocinc.com
ESOC Commercial Truck, Inc. designs and manufactures
patented technology for exchanging diesel engine fluids
in a safe and clean process. ESOC Commercial Truck,
Inc. provides global solutions for changing diesel fluids
that eliminates contact with the fluid by the operator and
most importantly, protects the environment with smart
responsible handling and disposal of fluid.
Eveley International Corp. Booth 1857
665 Arvin Ave.
Stoney Creek, ON L8E 5R2 CAN
(905) 643-2697
geoff@eveley-int.com
www.eveley-int.com
Eveley International Corp. manufactures spring ride and
air ride suspensions, primary and self-steer axles, Eveley
also produces suspension and axle solutions for “custom”
applications.
Ex-Guard Industries Booth 2655
2323 Dean Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50317 USA
(888) 902-2777
melissa.godron@ex-guard.com
www.ex-guard.com
Manufacturer of bumper and grille guards for semi trucks.
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Exide Technologies Booth 2822
13000 Deerfield Pkwy.
Milton, GA 30004 USA
(678) 566-9000
tbgna@exide.com
www.exide.com
Exide Technologies is a global provider of stored electrical
energy solutions—batteries and associated equipment and
services for transportation and industrial markets. With 127
years of industry experience and operating in more than
80 countries, Exide produces and recycles a broad range
of products that keep customers and their businesses
powering forward.
EZ Claw, Inc. Booth 613
21525 Sandy Cove Rd.
Cornelius, NC 28031 USA
(704) 896-8867
info@ezclaw.com
www.ezclaw.com
EZ Claw, Inc. provides innovative tractor and trailer hose
and cable management systems. EZ Claw Truck, EZ Claw
Yard Truck, EZ Claw Heavy-duty, EZ Claw Top Mount,
EZ Claw Tandem Slider, EZ Claw Feed Tanker, EZ Claw
Converter Dolly and EZ Claw Hose and Cable Holders.
These products will last a lifetime and save significant
money and avoid costly downtime.
Federal-Mogul Motorparts Booth 2148
27300 W. 11 Mile Road
Southfield, MI 48034 USA
(248) 354-7700
Stephen.Voglewede@federalmogul.com
fmmotorparts.com
Federal-Mogul Motorparts sells and distributes a
broad portfolio of products through more than 20 of the
world`s most recognized brands in the global vehicle
aftermarket, while also serving original equipment vehicle
manufacturers.
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FinditParts Booth 1748
1308 Factory Place, Ste. 112
Los Angeles, CA 90013 USA
(818) 554-9236
tony@finditparts.com
www.finditparts.com
Founded in 2010 and based in Los Angeles, California,
FinditParts is the No. 1 supplier of heavy-duty truck and
trailer parts online. With more than six million regular
stocking items and hard-to-find parts cataloged on its
easy-to-use website, FinditParts is the largest single-
source supplier of OEM and aftermarket parts for every
major brand. In addition to transparent pricing and same-
day shipping on popular items available in its regional
distribution centers, FinditParts offers a no-hassle return
policy and the industry’s most outstanding customer service
from a knowledgeable support team servicing fleet buyers,
owner/operators, service facilities and mechanics. To find
out more, visit www.finditparts.com or call 888-312-8812.
Fitzgerald Collision & Repair Booth 2650
310 Oak Hill Rd.
Livingston, TN 38570 USA
(931) 337-5784
lisavanwesting@gmail.com
www.fitzgeraldcollision.com
We specialize in repairing wrecked /damaged trucks and
offer our clients quicker turn around times, at fair prices
while maintaining the assurance the job is done right the
first time.
Fleet Maintenance
(SouthComm Business Media, Inc.) Booth 2728
1233 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 USA
(800) 547-7377
muliss@fleetmag.com
vehicleservicepros.com
Fleet Maintenance is the leading magazine and information
source for fleet managers, maintenance managers, and
corporate managers that are responsible for keeping their
vehicles operating with maximum efficiency, productivity,
safety, cost reduction and uptime, through a maniacal
focus on fleet maintenance management. Our unique value
proposition: All Maintenance, All Management, All Vehicle
Classes, All the Time!
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Fleet Owner / American Trucker Booth 1551
11 River Bend Drive South
Stamford, CT 06907 USA
(800) 776-1246
richard.white@penton.com
www.fleetowner.com
Fleet Owner is North America’s largest media outlet serving
the commercial truck fleet market. It delivers industry news
and analysis to 321,000 executives and managers who are
responsible for operating over eight million trucks that
range from pickups to 18-wheel tractor-trailer combinations.
Subscribers are located exclusively at commercial truck
fleets operating five or more vehicles. The magazine,
website, and digital news publications provide information
about equipment, operations, vehicle maintenance, industry
regulations, information-management technology, and
global trends impacting the trucking industry.
Fleetco Inc. Booth 1341
3003 Brick Church Pike
Nashville, TN 37207 USA
(615) 256-0600
mbradshaw@fleetco.net
www.fleetco.net
Fleetco Inc. buys and sells fleets of used trailers nationwide
as well as being a new trailer dealer for Wabash National,
Reitnouer, Trail King, Dorsey, and others. Our service and
parts departments provide repairs and maintenance for
trailers in the Tennessee area. Our leasing division supplies
vans for all applications.
Fleetline (Fontaine Spray) Booth 2637
784 Bill Jones Industrial Drive
Springfield, TN 37172 USA
(800) 332-6653
twebb@fontainespray.com
www.fleetlineproducts.com
Fleetline offers a full line of quarter fenders and mud flap
hanger brackets as well as a complete line of poly products
for single axle, half tandem and full tandem applications.
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FleetNet America Booth 723
300 Commerce Drive
Cherryville, NC 28021 USA
(704) 435-3897
sales@fleetnetamerica.com
www.fleetnetamerica.com
FleetNet America® excels in vehicle maintenance and repair
solutions for commercial and private fleets. We have the skill
and the will to change the direction of fleet maintenance
by reducing downtime, providing data to help reduce
maintenance events and delivering best-in-class preventive
maintenance compliance at the lowest total cost.
FlowBelow Aero Inc. Booth 1052
9601 Dessau Rd., Bldg. 2
Austin, TX 78754 USA
(512) 520-5350
josh@flowbelow.com
www.flowbelow.com
FlowBelow provides the only complete solution for
addressing the aerodynamic drag of the tractor drive
wheels. The FlowBelow Tractor AeroKit is now available
from the OEM for factory installation. The system consists
of ‘quick-release’ wheel covers and tandem fairings to
provide smooth airflow across the entire truck.

FleetPride Truck & Trailer Parts Booth 2825
600 E. Las Colinas Blvd.
Irving, TX 75039 USA
(469) 249-7585
nationalaccounts@fleetpride.com
fleetpride.com
At FleetPride, we’ve got your needs covered at locations
across the nation. Wherever the road takes you, we are
there with the parts, selection, quality brands and heavy-
duty know-how to quickly solve your challenge. Thousands
of parts — 260 locations in 45 states. One dedicated team
committed to you.
Fontaine Fifth Wheel Booth 2622
7574 Commerce Cir.
Trussville, AL 35173 USA
(205) 746-3130
crosato@fifwheel.com
www.fifthwheel.com
Fontaine Fifth Wheel is the world’s largest dedicated
fifth wheel manufacturer, and the innovator of the only
self-adjusting fifth wheel lock on the market: Fontaine No-
Slack® II. Fontaine® has earned a reputation for delivering
the most reliable products backed by the best customer
support in the industry.

FleetTruckParts.com Booth 1145 Freightliner Custom Chassis Booth 1112

1141 W Vermont Ave. 552 Hyatt St.
Calumet Park, IL 60827 USA Gaffney, SC 29341 USA
(708) 371-3800 (864) 206-8000
Rob@fleettruckparts.com pamela.little@daimler.com
www.FleetTruckParts.com freightlinerchassis.com
Truck parts distributor including collision, mechanical, and Established in 1995 and trusted by some of the most
accessories. respected names in the walk in van industry, Freightliner
Custom Chassis Corporation is a leading manufacturer of
Flexfab LLC Booth 2117 premium vehicle chassis.
1699 West M-43 Highway
Hastings, MI 49058 USA FSX Equipment, Inc. Booth 817
(269) 945-2433 PO Box 1617
sales@flexfab.com Granite Falls, WA 98252 USA
Flexfab.com (360) 691-2999
Flexfab is the leading global supplier of high-quality silicone Sales@fsxinc.com
hose and assemblies to the heavy-duty truck industry. www.fsxinc.com
Flexfab designs and manufactures connections for charge FSX manufactures state-of-the-art diesel particulate filter
air, Charge air assemblies, EGR, heater,and coolant cleaning equipment. We are the #1 OEM recommended
applications. All products are designed to deliver high system proven by independent engineering teams, dealers,
performance at all temperatures for your truck fleet needs. fleets and transit authorities throughout the world. Our
equipment is used in the trucking, transit, off-road, railroad
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Gates Corporation Booth 1138 General Bearing Corporation Booth 2751
1551 Wewatta St. 44 High St.
Denver, CO 80202 USA West Nyack, NY 10994
(303) 744-5191 (845) 535-8202
Flloyd.Sobczak@gates.com nseitelman@gnrl.com
www.generalbearing.com
gates.com
General Bearing is the industry leading supplier of tapered
Gates Corporation is the world’s leading manufacturer of roller bearings for wheel end applications for the truck and
power transmission belts and a premier global manufacturer trailer industries.
of fluid power products. Our highly engineered products are
critical components used in diverse industrial, automotive Geotab Booth 2638
and heavy-duty applications where the cost of failure is 21-1075 North Service Road West
very high relative to the cost of our products. We provide a Oakville, ON L6M 2G2 CAN
differentiated value proposition to our customers by offering a (647) 727-4971
complete portfolio of premium product and service solutions geoinfo@geotab.com
for both replacement and first-fit applications across our www.geotab.com
targeted end markets, which encompass process and Geotab is a global leader in the area of GPS fleet
specialty, construction, agriculture, energy, transportation, management and vehicle tracking, known as telematics.
and automotive. We sell our products globally under the Gates Fortune 500 companies, many of the largest fleets in
brand, which is recognized by distributors, original equipment North America, rely on Geotab’s scalable, open platform
manufacturers, and installers as the premium brand for quality technology solutions to help improve fleet productivity,
and technological innovation, a reputation which we have built efficiency, compliance, and driver safety.
for over a century since our founding in 1911.
Globetech Mfg Inc. Booth 2750
GCR Booth 2030 2700 Needmore Rd.
535 Marriott Drive Dayton, OH 45414 USA
Nashville, TN 37214 USA (937) 274-5587
(615) 937-3626 tim.begley@gtmfginc.com
thomasrhonda@bfusa.com www.gtmanufacturing.com
www.gcrtires.com Aerodynamic mudflap, rubber and poly logo mudflaps, Gen
GCR is one of the nation’s largest commercial tire and 2 ABS systems.
service companies with more than 200 locations and 1500
service trucks in the United States and Eastern Canada. Go Power! by Carmanah Booth 2245
GCR’s extensive network of store locations offers complete 250 Bay St.
solutions for the trucking industry covering new tires, Victoria, BC V9A 3K5 CAN
retreads and service. (250) 412-8306
mspilsbury@carmanah.com
GEN II ABS / A Globetech Company Booth 2851 carmanah.com
2700 Needmore Rd. Go Power! by Carmanah Technologies is North America’s
Dayton, OH 45414 USA leader in mobile power solutions. Built for the hard
(937) 274-5587 demands of RV, utility and fleet vehicles.
tim.begley@gtmfginc.com
www.gtmanufacturing.com
GENII ABS: Next generation ABS incorporates Wi-Fi
diagnostics for smartphones. Able to track mileage, tire
pressure, door locks, brake wear and more. Info can also be
sent to GPS.

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Gold Eagle Booth 2014
4400 South Kildare Ave.
Chicago, IL 60632-4372 USA
(773) 326-6170
jhall@goldeagle.com
www.goldeagle.com
Gold Eagle Company is a manufacturer and packager of
premium quality fuel additives and appearance chemicals. Our
Brands Diesel Power, Heet, STA-BIL®, and 303® are category
leaders in technology. Gold Eagle is also a private label vendor
to some of the leading OEM manufacturers and aftermarket
suppliers. Our products are 100 percent U.S. made.
GPS Insight Booth 713
7201 E. Henkel Way, Suite 400
Scottsdale, AZ 85255 USA
(866) 477-4321
emily.lachapelle@gpsinsight.com
www.gpsinsight.com
GPS Insight is a leading supplier of GPS tracking, navigation,
and messaging technology for fleet-based customers. We
utilize high-quality GPS hardware and add the technology,
customization, and enhancements which our customers
demand. With GPS Insight, companies realize a significant
increase in efficiency and achieve maximum ROI.

Goodall Mfg. Booth 2119 Graco Booth 737

7558 Washington Ave. S. 1201 Lund Blvd.
Eden Prairie, MN 55344 USA Anoka, MN 55303 USA
(952) 941-6666 (844) 241-9504
scotta@goodallmfg.com ledinfo@graco.com
www.goodallmfg.com www.graco.com
Goodall is an industry leader in service truck accessory Graco supplies technology and expertise for the
equipment. We offer a full line of mobile equipment for management of fluids in both industrial and commercial
service trucks including jump starters, air compressors, applications. It designs, manufactures and markets systems
generators and welders. Our dedication to quality, and equipment to move, measure, control and dispense
combined with our superior customer support is your fluids. Graco, based in Minneapolis, serves customers
assurance that our products are built to last. around the world. For additional information about Graco
Inc., please visit us at www.graco.com.
Goodyear Booth 1600
200 Innovation Way Great Dane Booth 145
Akron, OH 44316 USA 602 E. Lathrop Ave.
(330) 796-9355 Savannah, GA 31415 USA
brian_buckham@goodyear.com (912) 644-2100
www.goodyeartrucktires.com cbronson@greatdanetrailers.com
Goodyear Commercial Tire Systems offers “The Total www.greatdanetrailers.com
Solution” of industry-leading tires and retreads, fleet Great Dane is a leading manufacturer of high-performance
services and business profitability tools and calculators commercial transportation equipment, including dry and
to help commercial trucking fleets lower their total cost of refrigerated trailers and truck bodies, as well as steel,
ownership. To learn more, visit aluminum and combo platform trailers. Great Dane has a
www.goodyeartrucktires.com. storied history in the commercial trucking industry and is a
driving force in trailer technology, innovation, quality and
Gorilla Plastic & Rubber Group, LLC Booth 918 customer service.
3401 Newton Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46201 USA
(317) 635-9616
Info@GTsplashguards.com
www.GTsplashguards.com
Custom Mudflaps / Splash Guards. One-hundred percent
American-made, utilizing our patented GorillaTuff Design
for a better performance and stronger mounting for better
durability and longevity.

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Groeneveld Lubrication Solutions Booth 3015
1130 Industrial Parkway North
Brunswick, OH 44212 USA
(330) 225-4949
info-usa@groeneveld-group.com
www.groeneveld-group.com
Groeneveld Lubrications Solutions, a Groeneveld Group
Company, is a global leader in automatic lubrication, oil
management and safety systems. Groeneveld products
enhance uptime, safety and productivity, while reducing costs.
Grote Industries Booth 810
2600 Lanier Dr.
Madison, IN 47250 USA
(812) 265-8875
sara.sontag@grote.com
www.grote.com
Grote Industries is a leading worldwide manufacturer and
supplier of lighting products and related safety systems
for commercial, military, and specialized vehicles. Grote
engineers and manufactures LED, fluorescent, and
incandescent lamps, mirrors, wiring systems, connections,
and reflective accessories for trucks, trailers, farm and
construction equipment, fire, rescue, and armored vehicles.
Hadley Booth 2800
2851 Prairie St.
Grandville, MI 49418 USA
(616) 530-1717
bkujala@hadleyadvantage.com
www.hadleyadvantage.com
Hadley’s world famous air horns, mechanical and electronic
(SAMS and SmartValve) height control valves for chassis/
cab air suspension systems, truck mirrors, mini 12/24 volt
DC air compressors for a variety of applications, and fully
integrated interior lighting systems/luggage racks for
transit, shuttle and motor coach vehicles.
Haldex Booth 1228
10930 N. Pomona Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64153 USA
(816) 891-2470
leslie.james@haldex.com
haldex.com
Haldex is a Sweden-based company, operating worldwide
with offices in 18 countries. Haldex develops and provides
reliable and innovative solutions that improve safety,
vehicle dynamics and environmental sustainability in
the global commercial vehicle industry. We are the
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worldleading supplier of brake adjusters for drum brakes
and have the fastest growing market share for air disc
brakes.
Haltec Corporation Booth 1928
32585 North Price Road, PO Box 1180
Salem, OH 44460 USA
(800) 321-6471
info@haltec.com
www.haltec.com
Manufacturers of specialty tire valve hardware and
automatic tire inflation equipment. Provides custom tire
management programs for fleets and commercial tire
service providers.
Havco Wood Products LLC Booth 2754
3200 E. Outer Road
Franklin, TN 37069 USA
(615) 585-2331
jcarr@havco.com
www.havco.com
Havco is the largest and most innovative North America
producer & marketer of 100 percent oak laminated flooring
products for Dry Freight Van (DFV) trailers. Havco is the
inventor of the Fusion Floor (composite reinforced) that is
superior in weight savings, durability and strength over all
conventional DFV flooring. See us at Booth 2754.
HDA Truck Pride Booth 2302
7790 Grand River Ave.
Brighton, MI 48116 USA
(586) 665-0787
tina.alread@hdatruckpride.com
www.hdatruckpride.com
HDA Truck Pride is the largest provider of parts and service
to the commercial vehicle aftermarket. With over 700
distribution locations and over 400 service facilities, we’re
focused on one thing - keeping your fleet running because
“uptime” is everything. HDA Truck Pride is a network of
independent distributors tied together with one common
theme - service the customer’s needs.
 Safety is Our Passion.
We Value The Safety Of Your Company And Your Drivers
We give you tools to assist you in reducing crashes and saving lives. Our safety professionals can help you
with your company’s safety program by assisting you with your regularly scheduled educational seminars and by
keeping you informed on the latest safety and risk management techniques in the trucking industry.
800-228-8053 We understand your business. Since trucking is all we do, we know the importance of keeping your trucks moving
gwccnet.com safely. Our Value-Driven® Company program, which includes modules on safe driving, health, leadership, and
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We help keep you moving. We provide your drivers with techniques to improve the overall driving
experience with tips on staying alert, eating right, proper lifting, and getting enough exercise.
GREAT WEST CASUALTY COMPANY— No matter where the road takes you, we’re with you for the long haul.
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Heavy Duty Trucking Magazine Booth 408
3520 Challenger St.
Torrance, CA 90503 USA
(310) 533-2518
tracey.tremblay@bobit.com
truckinginfo.com
HDT is dedicated to helping improve profitability. Whether
you manage thousands of vehicles or you are an owner of
a small fleet, HDT’s content focuses on relevant issues that
impact your fleet operations, equipment asset management
and future business decisions, providing top information
allowing you to make informed purchase decisions.
Hendrickson Booth 1200
500 Park Blvd., Ste. 450
Itasca, IL 60143 USA
(630) 874-9700
roliphant@hendrickson-intl.com
www.hendrickson-intl.com
Hendrickson is the leading global manufacturer and
supplier of medium- and heavy-duty mechanical,
elastomeric and air suspensions; integrated and non-
integrated axle systems; auxiliary lift axle systems;
parabolic and multi-leaf springs; stabilizers; and
bumper and trim components to the global commercial
transportation industry.
Hire Heroes USA Booth 2726
1360 Union Hill Road, Suite 2-A
Alpharetta, GA 30004 USA
(972) 322-8231
ereyes@hireheroesusa.org
www.hireheroesusa.org
Headquartered just north of Atlanta, Georgia – with seven
additional offices in Torrance, CA; San Diego, CA; Auburn, WA;
Colorado Springs, CO; Dallas, TX; Boise, ID and Raleigh, NC –
Hire Heroes USA has built a national reputation of excellence
for helping veterans find jobs, currently at the rate of more than
100 veterans confirmed hired every week. Thanks to the tax
free contributions of generous donors and funders, our services
are provided at no cost to any transitioning U.S. military
member, veteran or spouse who registers for services. Our
team, comprised of former military and business professionals,
effectively trains veterans in the skills of self-marketing, then
supports their career search until they find good jobs with
great companies. The hallmark of our program is a personal
approach where each veteran receives dedicated assistance
from a highly-trained Veteran Transition Specialist in order to
help them effectively communicate their military experience in
civilian terminology. Signature services also include transition
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workshops and connecting the job seeker with veteran-friendly
companies and employment opportunities through the Hire
Heroes USA Job Board.
Horton, Inc. Booth 2803
2565 Walnut Street
Roseville, MN 55113 USA
(651) 361-6400
info@hortonww.com
www.hortonww.com
Horton, Inc. is a leading provider or fan drives, fans and
related components for the heavy- and medium-duty truck,
bus, motor coach and off road markets. The company has
sales offices worldwide and manufacturing plants in the
U.S. and Europe.
Hunter Engineering Company Booth 1936
11250 Hunter Dr.
Bridgeton, MO 63044 USA
(314) 731-3020
sales@hunter.com
www.hunter.com
Hunter Engineering is the leader in alignment systems,
wheel and tire service, brake service and inspection lane
equipment. Hunter equipment is approved and used by
vehicle manufacturers, automobile and truck dealers, tire
dealers and service facilities around the world.
Hutchens Industries Booth 1554
215 N Patterson
Springfield, MO 65802 USA
(800) 654-8824
jdowney@hutchensindustries.com
www.hutchensindustries.com
Hutchens Industries is the premier supplier of mechanical
suspensions and mechanical and air ride sliders and
bogies to the trailer industry. Hutchens is headquartered in
Springfield, MO with manufacturing plants in Seymour and
Mansfield, MO.
Hydro-Chem Systems, Inc. Booth 2538
5550 Clay Ave.
Grand Rapids, MI 49548 USA
(616) 531-6420
sales@hcsclean.com
www.hydrochemsystems.com
Hydro-Chem Systems (HCS) is a leading manufacturer and
provider of customized fleet cleaning solutions such as
automated vehicle-wash systems, pressure washing trailer
packages and detergents for fleet and industrial needs.
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Hyster Company Booth 2534 Idle Smart Booth 1634
1400 Sullivan Dr. 4454 State Line Road
Greenville, NC 27834 USA Kansas City, KS 66103 USA
(800) 497-8371 (913) 744-4353
Information@hyster.com ryan@idlesmart.com
www.hyster.com idlesmart.com
Hyster Co. is a leading worldwide lift truck designer and Idle Smart is an automated engine start stop solution that
manufacturer, offering one of the widest capacity ranges reduces overnight idle time, provides year-round cabin
in the industry — from 2,000 to 105,000 lbs. Supported comfort and maintains fleet uptime by keeping batteries
by one of the industry’s largest and most experienced charged and engines warm.
dealer networks, Hyster builds tough, durable lift trucks
that deliver high productivity, low total cost of ownership, Illinois Auto Truck Booth 2709
easy serviceability and advanced ergonomic features; 1669 Marshall Dr.
accompanied by outstanding parts, service and training Des Plaines, IL 60018 USA
support. (847) 902-1620
jrstein@iatcoinc.com
Hyundai Translead Booth 2460 www.iatcoinc.com
8880 Rio San Diego Dr. NEW clutch assemblies, supplemental clutch parts,
San Diego, CA 92108 USA flywheels.
(619) 680-3140
brians@translead.com IMI Booth 2122
www.translead.com 3183 Black Gap Rd.
Hyundai Translead is a leading manufacturer of dry and Chambersburg, PA 17202-9771 USA
refrigerated trailers and dollies for the transportation (800) 233-7086
industry. Established 1989, in San Diego, CA, the company imi@imiproducts.net
operates three state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in www.imiproducts.com
Baja, Mexico. Each Hyundai trailer is designed and built to Founded in 1973, IMI has been an industry leader in
provide customers with high-quality value and experiences providing solutions to address tire maintenance and wheel
beyond expectations. safety for the commercial trucking industry. We are a
solutions provider creating new possibilities by getting
iDashboards Booth 509 closer and going farther, because the life of your wheels is
900 Tower Dr., 4th FLoor our business.
Troy, MI 48098 USA
(248) 528-7160 IMI Precision Engineering
info1@idashboards.com (Norgren, Inc.) Booth 2711
www.iDashboards.com 5400 S. Delaware Street
Headquartered in Troy, Mich., with customers in over 40 Littleton, CO 80120 USA
countries, iDashboards provides visually-appealing and (303) 794-5000
cost-effective dashboard software for a wide variety of shannon.taft@imi-precision.com
industries. With customizable dashboard solutions that imi-precision.com
easily integrate data sources, iDashboards clients can IMI Norgren products meet our customers’ needs in
quickly and effectively analyze performance metrics— five broad areas: Fuel Systems, Brake Systems, Air
leading to enhanced decision-making. Visit www. Management, Cab Controls, and Seat Controls. Behind each
idashboards.com today. component are engineers who specialize in developing
solutions to meet the high standards of human interface and
efficient manufacturing requirements.

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IMMI Booth 711
18881 IMMI Way
Westfield, IN 46074 USA
(317) 896-9531
slovelady@imminet.com
www.imminet.com
IMMI® develops and supplies the most innovative, proven
restraint systems and airbag protection available on
commercial trucks. More than 80 percent of truck drivers
use IMMI seat belts every day. IMMI also developed the
Komfort Latch®, bunk restraints, and RollTek®, the only
side roll airbag protection for commercial truck drivers.
IMT - Ingersoll Axles Booth 1135
347 King Street West
Ingersoll, ON N5C 3K6 CAN
(519) 485-2210
jvoutour@imtcorporation.com
www.imtcorporation.com
Ingersoll Axles offers a complete solution for all of your
transportation needs: Ingersoll Axles, with their line of air
suspensions and heavy-duty trailer axles, and Standen’s
through their light duty axles and spring suspensions along
with IMT’s existing capabilities including forging, heat
treating, nitriding, machining and assembly.
Innospec Fuel Specialties Booth 1034
8310 South Valley Highway, Suite 350
Englewood, CO 80112 USA
(303) 792-5554
melinda.evans@innospecinc.com
www.innospecinc.com
Innospec Fuel Specialties, LLC manufactures additives for
diesel, gasoline and jet fuel. From simple single component
applications to complex multifunctional additives, we
lead the industry in helping our customers meet fuel
specifications and enhance fuel performance. Innospec is
the only manufacturing company solely focused on fuel and
fuel additive technology.
Innovative Products of America Booth 523
234 Tinker Street
Woodstock, NY 12498 USA
(845) 679-4500
alannah@ipatools.com
www.ipatools.com
Innovative Products of America (IPA) is an original
equipment manufacturing (OEM) company specializing in
the development of innovative tools and equipment since
1991. IPA® is located in Woodstock, NY, and employs
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a team of electro-mechanical engineers, supported by
an experienced global sourcing department and onsite
manufacturing with full marketing services. These elements
allow IPA® to offer cutting edge solutions, holding true to
the company motto “Future Now®.”
International Truck Booth 2334
2701 Navistar Drive
Lisle, IL 60532 USA
(331) 332-1848
Chris.Chakonas@Navistar.com
www.InternationalTrucks.com
Formed in 1902, International® Truck is a leading
producer of medium-duty, heavy-duty, and severe service
commercial vehicles. Our products, parts and services
are sold through a network of over 700 dealer outlets in
North America. Additional information is available at www.
internationaltrucks.com.
Interstate Batteries, Inc. Booth 2700
12770 Merit Drive, Ste. 1000
Dallas, TX 75251 USA
(972) 455-6497
greg.hicks@ibsa.com
www.interstatebatteries.com
Our Outrageously Dependable® products keep you running
and eliminate downtime.
Commercial — Keep Truckin’ With Interstate. Our heavy-
duty commercial batteries deliver power for the road and
longer life because uninterrupted service is critical.
InSight Mobile Data Booth 2152
23330 Cottonwood Pkwy
California, MD 20619
(301) 866-1990
kyork@insightmobiledata.com
insightmobiledata.com
InSight Mobile Data develops innovative and flexible fleet
management, asset tracking & mobility solutions that provide
real-time visibility into mobile work environment
InTouch GPS Booth 839
439 South Florida Ave., #100B
Lakeland, FL 33801 USA
(800) 746-5170
dwalloch@intouchgps.com
intouchgps.com
We are a GPS Fleet Tracking Provider that offers a full
service solution without signing any kind of contract.
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Ioxus, Inc. Booth 2154
18 Stadium Circle
Oneonta, NY 13820 USA
(858) 663-1609
jcolton@ioxus.com
www.ioxus.com
The Ioxus uSTART™ directly replaces group 31 lead
batteries in trucks. No special wiring, uSTART wires exactly
like the battery. uSTART lasts the life of the truck saving
fleet managers from buying thousands of lead batteries.
And the uSTART eliminates jump starts and extends the life
of the starter. Works great to -40 degrees. Made in USA!
Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc. Booth 3038
1400 South Douglass Road, Suite 100
Anaheim, CA 92806 USA
(714) 935-9300
terrence.maloney@icta-us.com
www.isuzucv.com
America’s #1 Selling Low Cab Forward Truck Since 1986.
Isuzu is the only LCF truck with two diesel engines and a
gas engine with LPG and CNG capability.
J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. Booth 2829
3003 Breezewood Lane
Neenah, WI 54956 USA
(800) 327-6868
sales@jjkeller.com
www.jjkeller.com
We’ve been helping fleets comply with the HOS regulations
since 1953, and our team of regulatory experts, developers,
and implementation specialist are now preparing fleets
for the ELog mandate. Whether you’re in the process of
transitioning to E-Logs or are already receive ELD data,
we’re well equipped to support you.
Jackson Truck and Trailer Booth 2318
583 Hwy 80 E
Pearl, MS 39208 USA
(601) 664-0190
jessicawilliams@jtandt.com
jtandt.com
We at Jackson Trailer & Equipment are here to demonstrate
the Arctic Breeze Truck AC and Trojan OverDrive Batteries.
Arctic Breeze Truck AC is the high-efficiency 12V battery-
powered air conditioning system that keeps truck cabs
cool without idling the engine. When the heat is on, Arctic
Breeze pays for itself in reduced diesel cost alone. Stop by
for a quick demo on how you can stay cool while saving
fuel. We at JT&E have a reputation for quality, efficiency,
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and friendly service. We have highly qualified mechanics,
certified service technicians, and trained estimators to
take care of your every need and also offer 24/7 Road Side
Assistance. We have the best prices for parts and services,
as well as a fully stocked on site parts department ready
to serve you. We can also drop ship parts directly to your
location
JACS Solutions Booth 2150
8808 Centre Park Dr., #305
Columbia, MD 21045 USA
(443) 718-4333
info@jacs-solutons.com
www.jacs-solutions.com
JACS Solutions provides customized smart device solutions
that are ideal for next generation Telematics solutions.
From in-vehicle tablets, accessories to remote device
management and firmware customization, JACS Solutions’
turnkey solution gives fleets, integrators and application
providers purpose built smart devices that are secure,
flexible and affordable.
JDB LLC Booth 2854
255 W. 5th St.
San Pedro, CA 90731 USA
jdbcomposites@outlook.com
jdbcomposites.com
Affordable and durable aerodynamic drag devices for
trailers and trucks to reduce fuel consumption and
greenhouse gases (GHG).
Johnson Controls, Inc. Booth 2517
5757 N. Green Bay Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53209 USA
(414) 524-3342
michele.m.zgola@jci.com
www.johnsoncontrols.com
Johnson Controls is the world’s largest manufacturer
of automotive and heavy-duty batteries, supplying
approximately 146 million every year to automakers and
aftermarket retailers. Our full range of lead-acid and
lithium-ion battery technology powers nearly every type
of vehicle for our customers. Johnson Controls’ recycling
system has helped make automotive batteries the most
recycled consumer product in the world. Globally, 15,000
employees develop, manufacture, distribute and recycle
batteries at more than 50 locations.
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scratch, looking for the right replacement, or even troubleshooting
on the fly, all Eaton commercial vehicle components are backed
by the solutions, support, and expertise of the Roadranger network.
Start gaining your competitive edge. Call on your rep, go online, or use
our 24/7 call center for peace of mind that’s unmatched in the industry.
Learn more at roadranger.com

David Morris
Special Projects Leader

© 2017 Eaton. All rights reserved.

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JOST International Booth 2204 Kingtec Group Company Limited Booth 2639
1770 Hayes Street 2047 S. Baker Avenue
Grand Haven, MI 49417 USA Ontario, CA 91761 USA
(616) 638-1388 (909) 930-1734
rcarroll@jostinternational.com nelson@kingtecusa.com
www.jostinternational.com www.kingtecusa.com
Fifth wheels, landing gear and kingpins. Transport refrigeration.

Kalmar Ottawa Booth 400 Kleen Performance Products Booth 2445

415 East Dundee Street 2600 North Central Expressway, Ste. 200
Ottawa, KS 66067 USA Richardson, TX 75080 USA
(785) 242-2200 (972) 265-2584
ottawa@ottawatrucksna.com info@kleenperformance.com
www.ottawatrucksna.com kleenperformance.com
Since 1958, Kalmar Ottawa terminal tractors have set the High-quality, high-performance oil and lubricant
standard in trailer moving solutions for warehouse and formulations.
distribution operations, ports, and rail terminals. Kalmar
Ottawa’s are regarded for their excellent durability, operator K-Line Industries Booth 845
comfort, and ease of service. The Kalmar Ottawa T2 set 315 Garden Ave.
the bar even higher and is backed by an industry leading Holland, MI 49424 USA
2-year/6,000 hour standard warranty. (800) 824-5546
www.ottawatrucksna.com cservice@klineind.com
klineind.com
Kenworth Truck Company Booth 600 K-Line Industries is a leading supplier of specialty service
10630 N.E. 38th Place tools for heavy truck, agricultural, construction, marine,
Kirkland, WA 98033 USA and turf markets. K-Line designs and manufacturers special
(425) 828-5000 service tools to make servicing your products in the field
Kenworth.Info@PACCAR.com easier. Stop by our booth to check out the Tire Run Out
www.kenworth.com Gage, Coolant Management Tool, and Tire Handler. K-Line
Kenworth Truck Company manufactures The World’s Best is also the authorized partner for Eaton transmission and
heavy-duty and medium duty trucks. Ask about Kenworth clutch service tools.
TruckTech+ which allows fleets the ability to monitor
vehicle health, and the service status of their individual Konexial Booth 2453
trucks in real-time. 127 Dillon Ct.
Johnson City, TN 37615 USA
Kinedyne LLC Booth 1652 (865) 888-6920
3701 Greenway Circle ken@konexial.com
Lawrence, KS 66046 USA www.konexial.com
(800) 848-6057 ELD with a Purpose. Konexial announces the release
customerservice@kinedyne.com of My20...the ultimate app for drivers, dispatchers, and
www.kinedyne.com owners. Konexial is bringing the power of cloud computing
For nearly 50 years, Kinedyne has been recognized in the to trucking. Bringing the power of One Driver to ALL
transportation industry as the leading manufacturer and shippers. Raise your visibility with the best shippers and get
distributor of high quality cargo securement products. on their radar.
The Kaptive Beam Decking System, which people ask for
by name, increases average load and reduces product
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Kool Shield by Humboldt Booth 2053 for pressure/vacuum inspections. This design also allows
1810 Read Street lubricant to flow in and around the framework, eliminating
Omaha, NE 68112 USA corrosion, and creating a longer-lasting, easier to inspect
(402) 397-1154 coupler that keeps its integrity.
jkeene@humboldtspecialty.com
www.kool-shield.com Lippert Components Booth 1244
Kool Shield is a Thermal Barrier to prevent interchange 3501 County Road 6 East
of air between refrigerated trailer and the ambient Elkhart, IN 46514 USA
temperature. Electrically and manually operated models (574) 596-6282
available for side door, rear swing and rollup doors. Barrier dhertel@lci1.com
rolls up and is not in the path of freight movement. Reefer www.lci1.com
chutes also available. American Made. Lippert Components is the leading supplier of components
to the recreational vehicle and manufactured housing
Krown Rust Control Booth 1636 industries, as well as adjacent industries including bus,
35 Magnum Dr cargo and equestrian trailer, marine and heavy truck. From
Schomberg, ON L0G 1T0 CAN 48 facilities throughout the United States and in Canada and
(905) 939-8750 Italy, our more than 7,000 employees work together to bring
matthew@krown.com innovative product and service solutions.
www.krownindustrial.com
Corrosion control and chloride removal products. Lite-Check Booth 1714
Reducing damage to electrical and other components 301 N. Havana St.
through innovative environmentally safe products. Proudly Spokane, WA 99202 USA
manufactured in North America. (509) 535-7512
steve@lite-check.com
Leece-Neville Heavy Duty Systems Booth 2916 www.lite-check.com
400 Main Street Lite-Check is a multi-national equipment and software
Arcade, NY 14009 USA company dedicated to improving the quality and
(585) 322-3153 productivity of the commercial trailer maintenance industry.
info@prestolite.com We provide single-user solutions that electronically and
www.prestolite.com remotely test trailer electrical, brake, and ABS systems.
Alternators and starter motors for the heavy-duty Our state-of-the-art systems provide technology that
marketplace. can inspect, diagnose, and track and maintain reports.
With US manufactured products, live customer support,
Leyman Lift Gates Booth 137 and thousands of customers across North America, Lite-
10335 Wayne Avenue Check provides the innovation, ability, and opportunity to
Cincinnati, OH 45215 USA streamline trailer maintenance.
(513) 891-6210
sales@leymanlift.com Liteflex, LLC Booth 847
www.leymanlift.com 100 Holiday Dr.
Hydraulic liftgates for truck and trailers that move product Englewood, OH 45322 USA
out of vehicle to ground or from the ground into the vehicle. (937) 836-7025
flillie@liteflex.net
LGM Company, LLC Booth 1555 www.liteflex.com
1780 S. Country Rd. 850E Liteflex Composite tractor and trailer springs for the heavy-
Greensburg, IN 47240 USA duty trucking industry. Lightest application for suspensions
(812) 663-9400 since 1990.
wknollman@transmarklogistics.com
easycheckcoupler.com
The EasyCheck Upper Coupler (Kingpin Plate) framework
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Love’s Travel Stops Booth 1800 Mack Trucks Booth 1722
10601 N Penn Ave. 7825 National Service Road
Oklahoma City, OK 73120 USA Greensboro, NC 27409 USA
(405) 302-6564 (610) 745-3333
dan.jensen@loves.com cynthia.paulas@macktrucks.com
www.loves.com www.macktrucks.com
Reducing your cost per mile is as easy as fueling and Class 8 truck and engine manufacturer.
maintaining your truck at Love’s. Combined with our national
Truck Tire Care network, Love’s offers fully integrated Magnum Trailer and Equipment Booth 2341
service solutions to keep you moving, including 24-hour Unit #1 - 31632 Marshall Rd.
Roadside Assistance, Light Mechanical Services and Abbotsford, BC V2T 6B1 CAN
TirePass, an in-lane inflation and tire assessment service. (604) 855-7544
Rsmith@magnumtrailer.com
Lowen Color Graphics Booth 1819 www.magnumtrailer.com
PO Box 1528 High-quality aluminum tube grill guards, moose bumpers,
Hutchinson, KS 67504-1528 USA and roll back guards. Complete line of aluminum
(620) 665-2835 accessories: cab guards, tool boxes, chain hangers,
rebekahk@lowen.com fenders, cabinets, battery boxes, deck plates, and more.
lowencg.com
For 65 years, Lowen Color Graphics has provided MAHLE Service Solutions Booth 2951
graphics and installation to fleets of all sizes. From small 10 Innovation Drive
businesses with a few vans to international and iconic York, PA 17402
brands with fleets of tens of thousands — you can rely on (800) 468-2321
the experience of Lowen Color Graphics to successfully mahle.aftermarket@us.mahle.com
www.mahle-aftermarket.com
manage your fleet branding.
MAHLE Service Solutions provides the heavy duty
aftermarket with the highest quality A/C service and fluid
Lubecore International Inc. Booth 1048 exchange equipment, diagnostic, and jack equipment in the
7065 Twiss Rd. industry.
Campbellville, ON L0P 1B0 CAN
(905) 864-3110 Management Success! Booth 139
wvanroon@lubecore.com 412 W Broadway, 3rd Floor
www.lubecore.com Glendale, CA 91204 USA
Next-generation automated lubrication. Global provider of (818) 500-9631
a full line of automated lubrication/greasing systems, EP2 rdoche@managementsuccess.com
grease meeting all OEM requirements. Supported North www.managementsuccess.com
America wide. Proven performance North America wide to Management Success is the top automotive, collision, and
help protect your truck, trailer and heavy equipment. truck repair management consulting and training group.

M&E Global Group, Inc. Booth 2645
1828 Mound Rd.
Joliet, IL 60436 USA
(815) 730-0555
Brittany_creen@megroupinc.com
www.megroupinc.com
As a manufacturer and distributor, M&E provides a wide
array of tractor trailer parts. We offer an assortment
of clamps, clips, assemblies, and much more, most
manufactured in the USA. With quality products and
excellent customer service, we are confident we can meet
your tractor trailer needs.
Marangoni Tread North America Booth 422
708 Myatt Drive
Madison, TN 37115 USA
(615) 868-4050
ron.elliott@marangoni.com
www.na.marangoni.com
Marangoni Tread North America is a full-service supplier
and distributes its premium retread products RINGTREAD®
and UNITREAD through a network of licensed independent
tire dealers and retreaders throughout North America.

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Master Fleet Booth 1912 Maxwell Technologies, Inc. Booth 2908
3360 Spirit Way 3888 Calle Fortunada
Green Bay, WI 54304 USA San Diego, CA 92123 USA
(920) 360-2608 (858) 503-3300
daveh@master-fleet.com esmsales@maxwell.com
www.masterfleet.com www.maxwell.com
Master Fleet provides world class fleet maintenance Maxwell Technologies’ ultracapacitor-based Engine Start
solutions and management services for commercial fleets. As Module (ESM) delivers the quick-burst power diesel
a trusted and respected full service provider of maintenance engines need to crank, providing consistent, reliable
solutions Master Fleet continues its tradition of excellence by performance for hundreds of thousands of starts.
adding Roadside Assistance, Commercial Fleet Management,
and Consulting for some of the nation’s largest fleets. Meritor Booth 1522
2135 West Maple Road
MAT Holdings Inc. Booth 2838 Troy, MI 48084 USA
6700 Wildlife Way (248) 435-1000
Long Grove, IL 60047 USA meritor@meritor.com
(847) 821-9630 www.meritor.com
info@matholdingsinc.com Meritor is a leading global supplier of drivetrain and
www.matholdingsinc.com aftermarket solutions for commercial vehicle and industrial
Gabriel® is a leading brand of shock absorbers, markets. With more than a 100-year legacy of providing
differentiated in the market through product quality - all innovative products that offer superior performance,
piston rods are chrome plated for durability, OEM ride and efficiency and reliability, the company serves commercial
handling, and comprehensive coverage. Gabriel® offers truck, trailer, off-highway, defense, specialty and
Fleetline® and GasSLX® lines, combining unparalleled aftermarket customers around the world.
reliability and durability, along with adjustable comfort to
the fleet owner. MGM Brakes Booth 2554
6200 Harris Technology Blvd.
Maxion Wheels Booth 2732 Charlotte, NC 28269 USA
39500 Orchard Hill Dr., Suite 500 (704) 547-7411
Novi, MI 48375 USA mail@mgmbrakes.com
(734) 737-5246 www.mgmbrakes.com
ana.arellano@maxionwheels.com MGM Brakes is a manufacturer of heavy-duty spring brakes
www.maxionwheelsandrims.com for over 50 years and full-line supplier, worldwide! We also
Maxion Wheels is the world’s largest manufacturer of offer electronic brake monitoring and corrosion fighter
wheels for the automotive, commercial vehicle, military, technology.
agricultural and off-road markets. With 22 locations in 12
countries on five continents, including four engineering MHC Booth 517
centers of excellence, Maxion Wheels has been the leader 11120 Tomahawk Creek Parkway
in wheel innovation for more than 100 years providing Leawood, KS 66211 USA
wheels to virtually every major OEM today. (816) 841-1733
jim.thornton@roadforcecentral.com
Maxon Lift Corp. Booth 1616 www.mhc.com
11921 Slauson Ave. MHC is the largest privately owned, full-service truck
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 USA dealership network in North America, with extended hours,
(800) 227-4116 an extensive parts inventory and nearly 1,500 service bays.
cservice@maxonlift.com MHC operates across 16 states in 68 dealerships, with
www.maxonlift.com full-service transport refrigeration, leasing and rental, and
Maxon Lift Corp. is the leader in manufacturing truck and a finance company offering a complete array of services.
trailer hydraulic liftgates. Contact 800-227-4116 or visit us at Learn more at mhc.com!
www.maxonlift.com.

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Michelin North America, Inc. Booth 200 Mitsubishi Electric Automotive
One Parkway South America Booth 2826
Greenville, SC 29615 USA 15603 Centennial Dr.
(864) 458-5000 Northville, MI 48168 USA
michelin.tirecare@michelin.com (248) 231-9175
www.michelintruck.com csuydam@meaa.mea.com
Michelin provides a total solution of high quality, fuel- www.diamond-gard.com
efficient, long-lasting truck tires and retreads, as well as Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America offers a wide range
state-of-the-art services to help fleets maximize uptime and of products and services for automobiles, heavy trucks,
control costs. To learn more, visit www.michelintruck.com. buses and commercial engine manufacturers, serving both
OEMs and the aftermarket.
Midtronics Booth 1045
7000 Monroe St. Mobil Delvac Booth 1736
Willowbrook, IL 60521 USA 22777 Springwoods Village Pkwy.
(630) 321-8008 Spring, TX 77389 USA
srusso@midtronics.com (602) 390-0723
www.midtronics.com greg@gcracing.com
Midtronics is a worldwide leader in vehicle battery testing www.mobildelvac.com
and management products and services. Founded in Heavy-duty diesel engine oil.
1984, Midtronics remains singularly focused on battery
management innovation, supplying customers with custom Mobile InnerSpace Booth 2300
battery management solutions to meet evolving needs, 255 Kraft Dr.
including those related to hybrid, electric and other new Dalton, GA 30721 USA
vehicle systems. Visit us at www.midtronics.com for more (419) 303-9512
information. AByrne@ISLP.com
www.MobileInnerSpace.com
Minimizer Booth 2238 Mobile InnerSpace mattresses and custom-fit mattress
500 Minimizer Way protectors are engineered to provide restful sleep for
Blooming Prairie, MN 55917 USA drivers who need to focus on the road. Innovations in cost
(800) 248-3855 savings, improved hygiene, and supported comfort help
info@minimizer.com reduce driver turnover. Mobile InnerSpace uses only solid,
www.minimizer.com high-density foam to reduce vibrations normally felt with
Minimizer has been in business for more than 30 years and springs. Give your drivers the rest they deserve.
is a manufacturer of poly truck fenders, custom floor mats,
mud flaps, work benches, tool boxes and other products for Morgan Corporation Booth 234
the heavy-duty aftermarket. 111 Morgan Way
Morgantown, PA 19543 USA
MISCO Refractometer Booth 2022 (800) 666-7426
6275 Cochran Rd. info@morgancorp.com
Solon, OH 44139 USA www.morgancorp.com
(440) 349-1500 Morgan Corporation is the premier producer of truck
kwiding@misco.com and van bodies in North America. We specialize in the
www.misco.com manufacture of Class 4 to Class 7 (GVW) box truck/straight
MISCO made in the USA, Digital handheld Palm Abbe truck bodies to serve the dry freight industry; as well as
Refractometers are designed specifically for testing truck bodies to accommodate cargo of every configuration
concentration of urea-based diesel exhaust fluid. Our — from parcel delivery to furniture movers and heavy-
automatic temperature compensated Palm Abbes are equipment hauling, insulated and refrigerated units, bottled
also ideal for measuring a variety of coolants, antifreeze, gas transport, and flatbed/stake and platform bodies.
methanol, specific gravity of battery acid, brake fluid, other
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MOTOR Information Systems Booth 837 NanoMech Inc. Booth 1144
1301 West Long Lake Road 2447 Technology Way
Troy, MI 48098 USA Springdale, AR 72764 USA
(248) 961-3625 (479) 717-6039
aarabbo@motor.com bryan.peoples@nanomech.com
www.motor.com www.nanomech.com
MOTOR Information Systems is the world’s premier supplier of Material science of advance lubrications and surface
automotive data. MOTOR’s allmakes medium and heavy-duty protection.
truck data sets are the most complete and comprehensive on
the market. You can trust MOTOR to provide the heavy-duty New Life Transport Parts Center Booth 2656
data information needed to power business results. FleetCross 400 Gordon Industrial Ct.
by MOTOR is an easy-to-use application containing ALL- Byron Center, MI 49315 USA
MAKES reference information including Part Cross-Reference, (616) 878-3633
Manufacturer Catalog Search and a Heavy-duty Labor Time questions@newlifeparts.com
Guide. newlifeparts.com
Your one stop source for trailer, truck, and intermodal parts.
Multi Service Technology Solutions Booth 1544 Independently owned with nationwide distribution with
8650 College Blvd. full coverage of genuine Hyundai Translead, Strick, and
Overland Park, KS 66210 USA Trailmobile parts.
(913) 663-9418
ajdecker@multiservice.com Niagara National / Zep Vehicle Care Booth 2923
www.multiservice.com 2930 Waters Road
MSTS creates customized and flexible billing and payment Eagan, MN 55121 USA
platforms for National Account programs on behalf of its (651) 251-7014
large OEM customers, allowing them to grow and sell more. flory.katz@zep.com
Our solution enables more efficient transactions between zepvehiclecare.com
an OEM, a merchant network, and fleets. Niagara National/Zep Vehicle Care provides everything
you need in a trusted truck wash partner, giving you the
MW Supply Booth 2841 confidence and tools to manage an efficient wash —
100 Progress St. including reliable truck washing equipment and precision
Glen Rose, TX 76043 USA chemical dispensing; prompt and professional service;
(254) 897-4590 factory-trained technicians; water conservation strategies;
jallen@mwsupply.com and experience delivering superior truck washing results.
mwsupply.com
MW Supply is the authority for cargo control. We have been Noregon Booth 2304
providing straps and load bars to carriers for 25+ years. 7009 Albert Pick Rd
MW Supply provides quality products with competitive Greensboro, NC 27409 USA
pricing. 1-800-LOAD BAR Loadbar.com (336) 217-7434
tlowry@noregon.com
Myers Tire Supply Booth 2938 www.noregon.com
1293 S Main St. Noregon is known in the transportation industry as the
Akron, OH 44301 USA commercial vehicle data experts. Noregon specializes in
(330) 761-6257 the type of innovative product and software development
mkochman@myersind.com that keeps the nation’s transportation industry rolling. Our
www.myerstiresupply.com core product is the JPRO® software, it helps technicians
Myers Tire Supply distributes a complete line of tire valve see and solve all issues related to the multiple systems
hardware, tire patches, tire changing tools, equipment found on the truck that may be causing problems with other
and back shop supplies. We are also the automotive vehicle components. This saves time & increases efficiency
aftermarket’s source for solutions to help better manage during the diagnosis and repair process.
your business.

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 2017 TMC EXHIBITORS
North American Council for ODYSSEY batteries deliver superior power and performance
Freight Efficiency Booth 841 with a guaranteed, longer service life than conventional
6041 Stellhorn Rd., #15935 batteries. Its rugged, sealed design eliminates acid spills.
Fort Wayne, IN 46885 USA
(260) 750-0106 ONEIL Booth 2127
mike.roeth@nacfe.org 495 Byers Rd.
www.nacfe.org Miamisburg, OH 45342 USA
The North American Council for Freight Efficiency is an (937) 865-0800
industry grass roots, nonprofit organization dedicated dfox@oneil.com
to doubling the efficiency of NA goods movement. It www.oneil.com
collaborates with the Carbon War Room to bring Trucking O’Neil & Associates has over 65 years of experience and
Efficiency Technology Confidence Reports and Decision expertise in developing technical manuals (operation,
Making Tools to the marketplace, via our Tech Guide at service, maintenance, parts, teardown and repair,
www.truckingefficiency.org. The CWR, founded by Sir troubleshooting, diagnostic, etc.) as well as product support
Richard Branson, accelerates the adoption of business web applications (online parts, interactive schematics, and
solutions that reduce carbon emissions around the globe. computer-based service training) for automotive, trucking,
rail, construction, and heavy equipment manufacturers.
NorthStar Battery Booth 1730
4000 Continental Way ORAFOL Americas, Inc. Booth 527
Springfield, MO 65803 USA 120 Darling Drive
(417) 575-8200 Avon, CT 06001 USA
reuben.keeling@northstarsitetel.com (860) 676-7100
www.northstarbattery.com rebecca.cavazuti@orafol.com
NorthStar Batteries deliver more starting power, increased www.orafolamericas.com
reserve capacity, 28x vibration resistance and the highest ORAFOL Americas, Inc., is a leading global manufacturer of
CCA ratings in the industry. NorthStar batteries are a full range of premium reflective products, graphic films,
designed to deliver superior performance while exceeding digital media, laminating films, and industrial tapes used in
conventional battery life expectancies, which reduces your signage, high visibility safety apparel, vehicle identification,
overall cost of ownership. If you need the best, you need traffic control, graphics, digital printing and screen printing
NorthStar. applications. The company’s distribution network spans the
United States, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean.
NTN-Bower Booth 612 For more information, product samples, or to locate an
1600 E Bishop Court Authorized ORAFOL Distributor, contact ORAFOL at 800-654-
Mount Prospect, IL 60056 USA 7570 or visit ORAFOL online at www.orafolamericas.com
(847) 298-7500
bbeach@ntnusa.com Oriental Export Corporation Booth 944
www.ntnamericas.com 75 AB, Govt. Industrial Estate, Charkop Near Ganesh Nagar,
NTN BOWER® products are backed with the most stringent Kandivali (W)
quality standards in the industry. All of our unique solutions Mumbai, MH 10031 IND
and proprietary technologies are fueled by our dedication (932) 030-9349
to R & D and supported by our record of high customer info@orientalexportcorp.com
satisfaction. For these reasons, many OEMs specify NTN www.orientalexportcorp.com
BOWER bearings for their trucks. - DOT brass push connect fittings
- DOT brass air brake fittigs for rubber hoses (re-usables)
Odyssey Battery Booth 2335 - DOT brass AB compression fittings for nylon tubing
2366 Bernville Road - Nylon tubing
Reading, PA 19605 USA
(610) 208-1991
kate.jacobson@enersys.com
www.odysseybattery.com

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Outsource Fleet Services, Inc. Booth 2224 Parker Hannifin, Racor Division Booth 1944
6363 W. 73rd St. 3400 Finch Rd.
Bedford Park, IL 60638 USA Modesto, CA 95354 USA
(708) 910-2400 (800) 344-3286
g.leffler@outsourcefleet.com racor@parker.com
www.outsourcefleet.com www.parker.com/racor
Outsource Fleet Services provides onsite truck and trailer Parker Racor is a leading designer and manufacturer of
repair. We are also a TICO yard tractor dealer in Bedford premium fuel, oil and air filtration systems, replacement
Park, IL and a master distributor for Roador. components and parts. With over 45 years of industry
experience and a commitment to innovation, Parker Racor
PACCAR Parts Booth 800 is the premier provider of filtration solutions to the engine,
750 Houser Way N. transportation, off-highway and marine markets. For more
Renton, WA 98057 USA information, please visit www.parker.com/racor.
(425) 254-4994
catherine.schrock@paccar.com PEAK Commercial & Industrial Booth 522
www.paccarparts.com 4065 Commercial Ave.
PACCAR Parts, a division of PACCAR Inc is a global leader Northbrook, IL 60062 USA
in the distribution, sales and marketing of aftermarket parts (800) 323-5440
for heavy and medium-duty trucks, trailers, buses, and swheatley@oldworldind.com
engines. www.PEAKHD.com
Led by flagship brands PEAK, BlueDEF and Final Charge,
Palfinger Liftgates Booth 1149 Old World Industries boasts a 40-year history of American
2670 Britt Road ingenuity. Forty years of developing automotive and heavy-
Janesville, WI 53548 USA duty products for the most extreme climates and working
(608) 347-1152 conditions that equal billions of miles on the road in big rigs
d.sullivan@palfinger.com and billions of hours of heavy equipment in the mines and
www.palfinger.com on the farm.
Hydraulic lifgates
Pedigree Technologies Booth 2839
Pana-Pacific Booth 616 4776 28th Ave. S, Suite 101
838 N. Laverne Ave. Fargo, ND 58104 USA
Fresno, CA 93727 USA (800) 470-6581
(559) 457-4731 info@pedigreetechnologies.com
daniel.sievers@panapacific.com www.pedigreetechnologies.com
www.panapacific.com The OneView platform from Pedigree Technologies gives
Our dedicated sales and engineering experts have worked you the power to prevent costly repairs and significantly
side-by-side with Commercial Vehicle manufacturers for extend the life of your equipment. On just a single system
over 41 years creating custom OEM product solutions. you’ll be able to schedule maintenance based on usage or
PanaPacifics’ systems-integration approach has timing, record work history, receive automated alerts, and
positioned us as specialists in the areas of mobile audio more. OneView allows you to decrease the cost of service
and entertainment, satellite radio, safety, navigation, video operations and improve profit margin with real-time insight
systems, communications, mobile appliances, telematics into equipment usage and maintenance history.
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Peterbilt Motors Booth 900
1700 Woodbrook St.
Denton, TX 76205 USA
(940) 591-4283
Wesley.Slavin@PACCAR.com
www.peterbilt.com
Peterbilt Motors Company is the industry’s premium quality
truck manufacturer with Class 6-8 product solutions across
the full range of applications and requirements. Peterbilt
and its North American dealer network help customers
achieve maximum uptime through comprehensive service
and parts support. Peterbilt’s Rapid Check program gives
fast and accurate service diagnostics in two hours or less.
Peterbilt’s SmartLINQ connected truck technology delivers
real-time diagnostics and helps customers manage service
needs to help keep deliveries on-time and vehicles running
at peak performance.
Peterson Manufacturing Co. Booth 622
4200 E. 135th St.
Grandview, MO 64030 USA
(816) 765-2000
pmco@pmlights.com
www.pmlights.com
LumenX LED lighting, PM brand LED lighting, Maxi-Seal
harness systems, Defender harness & lighting complete
trailer systems. General vehicle safety lighting, LED strobe
lights, reflectors, mirrors, back-up alarms, and related
accessories.
Petro-Canada Lubricants Booth 1716
2310 Lakeshore Road West
Mississauga, ON L5J 1K2 CAN
(905) 804-3456
jrushton@suncor.com
lubricants.petro-canada.com
Petro-Canada Lubricants, a Suncor business, blends and
packages more than 350 different lubricants, specialty fluids
and greases that are exported to more than 80 countries
on six continents. Petro-Canada Lubricants specializes
in products and services proven to maximize equipment
performance, productivity and overall savings.
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Phillips & Temro Industries Booth 2045
9700 West 74th Street
Eden Prairie, MN 55344 USA
(952) 918-8741
pauline.krebs@phillipsandtemro.com
phillipsandtemro.com
Phillips and Temro Industries is the global leader in
providing innovative custom thermal technology solutions
and systems that offer quality, durability and dependability
in adverse conditions, across diverse markets. Brands
Include: Zerostart, Temro, Arctic Fox, Truflo and Idle Free.
Phillips Industries Booth 1852
12012 Burke St.
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 USA
(562) 781-2121
mya@phillipsind.com
www.phillipsind.com
Phillips Industries is the leading global solution provider
of advanced OEM and aftermarket electrical and air
brake equipment. Phillips’ innovative products include:
12-volt (SAE) and 24-volt (ISO); electrical cables, electrical
connectors, power management units, wiring harnesses,
interior and exterior trailer lighting, air assemblies, air
connectors, and much more.
PIT Group (FPInnovations) Booth 2653
235 Peachtree St. NE, Ste. 400
Atlanta, GA 30303 USA
(855) 472-1159
karine.seguin@thepitgroup.com
www.thepitgroup.com
PIT Group is an unbiased, neutral testing organization that
helps manufacturers and fleet managers provide and select
the best technologies to reduce costs and environmental
impact. PIT Group evaluates technologies that promote
efficient energy use in the commercial transportation,
municipal and transit industries across North America.
Pivotal LNG Booth 2144
10 Peachtree Place
Atlanta, GA 30309 USA
(404) 783-3550
info@pivotallng.com
www.pivotallng.com
Pivotal LNG supplies liquefied natural gas (LNG) 24 hours
a day, 365 days a year. Pivotal LNG and Southern Company
operate a network of LNG production facilities with the
capacity to produce 540,000 gallons per day and the ability
to store more than 94 million gallons.
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Power Test, Inc. Booth 2948 Premier Pits have 40 years experience in the design,
N60 W22700 Silver Spring Dr. manufacture and installation of prefabricated pits, the
Sussex, WI 53089 USA range includes inspection, maintenance, under chassis
(262) 252-4301 wash, rail, and ATF pits. There is also a wide range of H &
patk@pwrtst.com S accessories available. The product has been installed
www.powertestdyno.com internationally for many years, countries include Africa,
We design and manufacture truck and bus chassis Afghanistan, Norway, Holland and France.
dynamometers, heavy-duty transmission test centers,
engine dynos, and data acquisition and control software. PressureGuard Booth 1739
550 Brick Church Park Drive
Preco Electronics Booth 2015 Nashville, TN 37207 USA
10335 W Emerald Street (615) 227-9899
Boise, ID 83704 USA sales@pressureguard.com
(208) 323-7110 www.pressureguard.com
thumpherys@preco.com Automatic tire inflation/deflation systems.
www.preco.com
Preco Electronics designs, engineers and manufactures Prestone Booth 2012
collision mitigation technology optimized for heavy 1900 West Field Court
equipment. Our safety products have survived the industry’s Lake Forest, IL 60045 USA
most rigorous testing for unstoppable performance. (847) 482-3807
Danyll.Narewski@Prestone.com
Predictive Fleet Technologies, Inc. Booth 2619 www.PrestoneCommand.com
4608 N. Saginaw Rd. The Prestone Command family of products are specifically
Midland, MI 48640 USA designed to help keep heavy-duty engines worry-free
(989) 859-6213 and operating at their optimum level. Prestone Command
djstrock@engineangel.com products have been carefully designed and formulated to
www.engineangel.com uphold the guidelines defined by the American Trucking
Engine Polygraph® is the fastest, easiest and most Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council’s (TMC)
accurate way to detect mechanical problems with Recommended Practices.
any piston engine. Engine Angel® is a powerful fleet
management system providing predictive failure analysis Prolam Flooring Co. Booth 856
and advanced analytics to optimize fleet performance. Go 439 Chemin Vincelotte
beyond other ECM data-driven products and see everything Cap-Saint-Ignace, QC G0R 1H0 CAN
happening inside your engine. (800) 883-3975
jjannell@comcast.net
Premier MFG Co. Booth 1922 www.prolamfloors.com
19500 SW Teton Ave. Prolam Flooring Co. provides the most diverse, cost-
Tualatin, OR 97062 USA effective laminated trailer floor solutions for today’s fleets.
(503) 234-9202 Products: Waxin100- to protect the wood, glue lines from
Sales@premier-MFG.com moisture and reduce degradation. PuR Hot-Melt- plastic
Premier-MFG.com undercoat on the bottom creates a barrier to stop moisture
Industry leader in manufacturing quality couplings, pintle and the elements dead in its tracks. Zig-Zag/Finger jointing-
hooks, lunette eyes, jacks, hinges, and related components. technology to help distribute weight-bearing stress caused
by forklifts. The Highest Quality: Over 75 quality control
Premier Pits (MBE Fabrications LTD) Booth 2740 checks throughout our manufacturing process to ensure
Town Drove, Quadring, Spalding the highest quality and minimize quality issues. More than
Lincolnshire, PE114PU GBR 19 years of manufacturing in the most state of the art
00441775821222 flooring plant in North America.
info@premierpits.com
www.premierpits.com

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PT Coupling Company Booth 1750 Purosil LLC Booth 3019
PO Box 3909 708 S. Temescal St.
Enid, OK 73702 USA Corona, CA 92878 USA
(580) 237-4033 (626) 841-3617
admina@ptcoupling.com lscott@purosil.com
www.ptcoupling.com www.purosil.com
PT Coupling manufactures and distributes American-made Silicone hose manufacturer.
quick connect/disconnect couplings and replacement
parts for the petroleum, industrial, chemical and food Randall Manufacturing Booth 1950
grade markets. We have a full line of tank truck parts, 722 Church Road
consisting of tank truck flanges, Tank truck flange sight Elmhurst, IL 60126 USA
glasses, tight fill elbows and dual-point vapor recovery. (630) 782-0001
PT also manufactures a complete line of safety products, ccarey@randallmfg.com
safety pumping systems, safety locks and safety bumps. www.randallmfg.com
Also in-line strainers and pump filters along with a full line Randall Access offers a full portfolio of trailer access
of nozzles. We continually strive to provide these quality products including straight and folding safety walkramps,
products at a competitive price, with on time delivery, middle and front door platforms, and retractable steps
and the highest standards of customer service. We have for delivery vehicles. For more information about
14 warehouse’s throughout North America and three Randall Access and Randall Manufacturing, visit www.
international warehouses. randallaccess.com and www.randallmfg.com.
Toll Free: 800-654-0320 www.ptcoupling.com
Realwheels Booth 313
PureFlow Technologies — Airdog Booth 2351 3940 Tannahill Drive
5508 Business 50 West Gurnee, IL 60031 USA
Jefferson City, MO 65109 USA (847) 662-7722
(573) 635-0555 cdalton@realwheels.com
Sales@pureflowtechnologies.com www.realwheels.com
www.pureflowtechnologies.com Twist and lock aero covers, stainless steel simulators, axle
PureFlow Technologies manufactures and markets the covers, LED air guard set and go (tire pressure monitoring
AirDog heavy-duty and industrial fuel systems. The Champ is system), diamond billet pedals and grille covers.
easy to install, has no moving parts and there is no motor or
electrical connections. The benefits of installing our Champ Recochem Inc. Booth 2749
fuel system include, increased fuel MPG, better performance, 850 Montée de Liesse
lower emission output, and maximum injector life. Montreal, QC H4T 1P4 CAN
(514) 341-3550
Purkeys Booth 738 nrenglich@recochem.com
823 S. Lincoln St. www.recochem.com
Lowell, AR 72745 USA Recochem produces heavy-duty (HD) engine coolants
(479) 531-7769 with advanced technologies that have been approved for
lrambeaux@purkeys.net maintaining commercial and transport equipment. From
purkeys.net multi-vehicle fleets, trucks and construction machinery,
Purkeys has over 25 years’ experience producing cost- to mining equipment and farm applications, the HD line-up
effective electrical innovations for the heavy-duty provides reliable engine system care to help avoid costly
trucking industry. We offer existing and custom solutions, repairs and engine downtime.
training programs and industry expertise to help you cut
maintenance costs and equipment usage.

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Red Kap / VF Imagewear, Inc. Booth 2702 Retrac Mirrors Booth 2801
545 Marriott Drive - Suite 200 1200 E. Birch Ave.
Nashville, TN 37214 USA Brandon, SD 57005 USA
(615) 565-5087 (605) 582-7200
Kristi_hinton@vfc.com kerryh@retracmirrors.com
www.redkap.com www.retracmirrors.com
VF Imagewear’s Red Kap brand outfits more than 16 million Manufacture of convex, west coast, and aerodynamic
people who go to work every day, doing real work and doing mirror heads: safety brackets, and grille guards. Featuring
it the right way. Partner with Red Kap and you’ll be on the TuffGuard and ProTec grille guards, and introducing the
road to looking great — we should know — we’ve been new TuffGuard II and MagLatch system.
doing it since 1923.
Reyco Granning Suspensions Booth 1830
Redline Detection Booth 2823 1205 Industrial Park Dr.
828 W. Taft Ave. Mount Vernon, MO 65712 USA
Orange, CA 92865 USA (417) 466-2178
(714) 451-1411 bscheffee@reycogranning.com
nrivas@redlinedetection.com www.reycogranning.com
www.redlinedetection.com Reyco Granning designs and manufactures air, steel
Aftertreatment Problems? New Technology Ends DPF spring, and auxiliary suspensions used by truck, trailer and
Issues. Upstream component faults are the root cause of specialty vehicle OEMs. Reyco Granning is a suspension
89 percent of aftertreatment problems. OEM-mandated HD manufacturer with more than 65 years of proven product
PowerSmoke pinpoints ALL upstream component leaks in quality, durability, and reliability.
minutes. This award winning new tool reduces diagnostic
time and warranty costs, eliminates come-backs, improves Ridge Corporation Booth 2855
fuel economy, and ends your aftertreatment pain. 1201 Etna Parkway
Pataskala, OH 43062 USA
Reliable Transmission Service Booth 2629 (614) 207-2087
6613 78th St. South gary.grandominico@ridgecorp.com
Riverview, FL 33568 USA www.ridgecorp.com
(800) 344-0485 Ridge Corporation is an innovative company that offers
tracyk@rtsallison.com expertise in interior liners and aerodynamic devices for
www.rtsallison.com truck trailers. Our revolutionary one piece integral walls
We are an Allison authorized remanufacture and service provide superior puncture protection, weight savings,
maintenance dealer. and lower maintenance costs for refrigerated trailers. Our
thermoformed dry freight panels, integral dry freight walls
Reliance Supply, Inc. Booth 915 and nose liners, provide light weight puncture resistant
219 Edgewood Ave., S. protection for sheet and post trailers. All our integral walls
Jacksonville, FL 32254 USA allow you to choose you scuff height. Our aerodynamic side
(904) 387-0911 skirts and tails are listed on the EPA SmartWay website
jonathan.carryl@reliancesupply.com under “Verified Trailer Technologies – Advanced Trailer
www.reliancesupply.com Skirt – 5%.” Specify Ridge products by name.
Distributor of USA-made fasteners and shop supplies.

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RigMaster Power International Ltd. Booth 1444 Rockland Flooring is a leading manufacturer of laminated oak
1320 Ellesmere Rd. flooring for dry vans, domestic containers and truck bodies.
Toronto, ON M1P 2X9 CAN For the past 24 years, Rockland has supplied OEM’s and
(800) 249-6222 fleets worldwide with new and innovative products like Grip
info@rigmasterpower.com Guard, Wax Guard, Defender, and Pound Saver composite
www.rigmasterpower.com flooring. The company also offers a variety of Apitong
Auxiliary Power Units (APUs) for the transportation industry. products such as shiplap decking, fillers, kickboards, slats
RigMaster anti-idling technology APUs are completely stand- and other specialty parts. For more information about Rockland
alone designed units. Models with heating, air conditioning Flooring, please visit us at www.RocklandFlooring.com.
(A/C), and generators are available. Save on diesel fuel and
stay comfortable in your sleeper cab without idling your Rotary Lift Booth 2945
truck’s engine. RigMaster... Discover the Difference! 2700 Lanier Drive
Madison, IN 47250 USA
Road Choice Truck Parts Booth 2654 (800) 445-5438
8003 Piedmont Triad Parkway kgreves@rotarylift.com
Greensboro, NC 27409 www.rotarylift.com
(336) 359-8563 Rotary Lift is the leading brand of vehicle lifts designed to
lynn.degenova@volvo.com increase technician productivity. Rotary Lift was founded
roadchoice.com
Road Choice our mission is to provide information about in 1925 by the inventory of the first automotive hydraulic
the heavy duty trucking aftermarket and offer quality, cost- lift and now offers the broadest line of lifts for use in the
effective, all-makes, truck parts. professional automotive service, commercial truck and
transit applications.
RoadForce Booth 416
11120 Tomahawk Creek Parkway Rush Truck Centers Booth 2506
Leawood, KS 66211 USA 555 IH 35 South, Suite 500
(816) 841-1733 New Braunfels, TX 78130 USA
jim.thornton@roadforcecentral.com (800) 973-7874
www.roadforcecentral.com rushcare@rushenterprises.com
RoadForce offers a full line of heavy-duty truck parts and www.rushtruckcenters.com
accessories for all makes and models. RoadForce is sold Rush Truck Centers is the premier solutions provider to
through a dealer network throughout the USA. RoadForce the commercial vehicle market with more than 100 full
parts are rigorously tested to ensure quality and are backed service dealership locations throughout the country. We
by warranty. represent industry leading truck brands and offer parts,
service and collision center capabilities along with a range
ROADWARRIOR Inc. Booth 410 of aftermarket solutions including mobile services, vehicle
140 Cidermill Avenue, Bldg. D technologies, an extensive inventory of all-makes parts,
Concord, ON L4K 4T6 CAN alternative fuel parts and service and custom vehicle
(905) 660-6450 modifications. Momentum Fuel Technologies offers the first
info@roadwarrior-inc.com complete compressed natural gas fuel system, featuring
www.roadwarrior-inc.com innovative design and technology, advanced safety
ROADWARRIOR Inc. manufactures a broad range of Diesel features, installation and service support anchored by the
Particulate Filters (DPFs) and Catalysts for post-2007, Rush Truck Centers service network.
medium to heavy-duty trucks and buses.

Rockland Flooring Booth 1754

2720 North Service Drive
Red Wing, MN 55066 USA
(651) 706-2544
jhenderson@rocklandflooring.com
www.RocklandFlooring.com

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Safety Vision Booth 1815
6100 W. Sam Houston Pkwy., N.
Houston, TX 77041 USA
(800) 880-8855
email@safetyvision.com
www.safetyvision.com
Safety Vision first began outfitting fleets of trucks with rear
vision products approximately 20 years ago. Since that
time, our products have matured to incorporate the latest
technology, creating seamless and efficient solutions.
Public and private sector customers in diverse commercial,
regulated, and heavy equipment industries use our proven
collision avoidance, mobile video surveillance, and Video
Telematics Systems (VTS) for immediate and tangible
results.
SAF-HOLLAND Booth 922
1950 Industrial Blvd.
Muskegon, MI 49442 USA
(616) 405-6787
jeff.peterson@safholland.com
www.safholland.us
SAF-HOLLAND is delivering fleets cost savings through
its innovative components, systems and technologies.
SAF-HOLLAND brands include SAF trailer disc brake axle
suspension systems, HOLLAND fifth wheels, HOLLAND
landing gear, HOLLAND couplings and NEWAY power/
auxiliary suspensions.
Sapp Bros. Travel Centers Booth 1545
9915 S. 148 St.
Omaha, NE 68138 USA
(402) 895-7038
cparker@sappbros.net
www.sappbros.net
Sapp Bros. is a collection of 17 friendly, full-service Travel
Centers stretching across the Midwest. Ten locations offer
a knowledgeable truck service center, which also provide
24-hour roadside assistance for professional drivers. Many
locations feature a sit-down café and fast food options for
drivers. Also offering guaranteed scales!
Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants Booth 2118
102 Barton St.
Saint Louis, MO 63104 USA
(800) 325-9962
mherndon@schaefferoil.com
www.schaefferoil.com
Founded in 1839, Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants is a
sixth-generation, family-owned company that delivers the
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right solution to every lubrication challenge. Schaeffer’s
products provide strong engine durability and fuel economy
benefits, allowing you to maximize your equipment’s
efficiency and return on investment. www.schaefferoil.com
Scully Signal Company Booth 2250
70 Industrial Way
Wilmington, MA 01887 USA
(617) 692-8693
rcrowley@scully.com
www.scully.com
Electronic spill prevention and static ground proving
equipment for storage and terminal operations
Sealco Commercial Vehicle Products Booth 744
215 East Watkins St.
Phoenix, AZ 85004 USA
(602) 253-1007
danielle.langdon@sealcocvp.com
www.sealcocvp.com
Sealco manufactures air brake valves and electrical wiring
harnesses with worldwide distribution, specializing in
commercial trailer applications. We offer a wide variety of
products, including spring brake control valves, control line
valves, relay and relay emergency valves, push-pull valves
and line filters. Sealco is the only company authorized
by Meritor WABCO CVS to distribute their ABS and RSS+
systems to trailer OEMs in North America.
Sears Seating Booth 1335
1718 South Concord Street
Davenport, IA 52802 USA
(563) 383-2800
info@searsseating.com
www.searsseating.com
Leading supplier of heavy-duty truck suspension seats.
Sharp Heavy Equipment Services Booth 437
3603 FM 51
Gainesville, TX 76240 USA
(817) 403-5365
bcrowell@sharphes.com
sharphes.com
Sharp Heavy Equipment Services provides 24/7 on-site
preventive maintenance services for the trucking industry.
Our customers understand that performing preventive
maintenance is not a core business function for their
company, but it is for ours.
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Shell Booth 2136
910 Louisiana
Houston, TX 77002 USA
(800) 237-8645
stacey.schwoeppe@shell.com
www.shell.com
Shell Lubricants offers an industry-leading package of
premium products, engineering expertise and support
services specifically designed toward a single goal: to help
fleets lower their total cost of ownership.
Silver Eagle Manufacturing Company Booth 1954
5825 NE Skyport Way
Portland, OR 97218 USA
(503) 335-2161
Brian@silvereaglemfg.com
www.Silvereaglemfg.com
Silver Eagle Manufacturing Company is North America’s
leading manufacturer of convertor Dollies. This year we are
featuring the T-Dolly, a dolly that closes the gap between
trailers automatically , which results in fuel savings of
2.5-3.5% and increased stability. We offer both single and
tandem axle convertor dollies with either air ride or spring
suspension. We have been manufacturing Dollies for 80
years and we take great pride in our ergonomic designs
and manufacturing capabilities. Please visit our web site for
more information. www.silvereaglemfg.com
SKF Booth 1638
890 N. State St., Ste. 200
Elgin, IL 60123 USA
(800) 882-0008
skfpartsinfo@skf.com
vsm.skf.com
A leading supplier at both the OE and AM for wheel end
components; including bearings, seals, u-joints as well
as air dryers and corrosion maintenance items for both
tractors and trailers.
Skyline Booth 1855
200 Progress Drive
Montgomeryville, PA 18936 USA
(215) 699-0735
agross@eswgroup.com
www.skylineemissions.com
Direct OE replacement Diesel Particulate Filters with OE
grade filter and coating and made in the USA.
SmartTruck Booth 654
1200 Donaldson Rd.
Greenville, SC 29605 USA
(888) 320-5970
ssmith@smarttruckaero.com
smarttruckaero.com
SmartTruck envisions, designs, and creates precision
aerodynamic, fuel-saving efficiency solutions for the
trucking industry. With available configurations delivering
as much as 10 percent fuel savings, all SmartTruck Aero
Systems are EPA SmartWay® Verified and CARB compliant.
Each highly durable system is covered by a limited-lifetime
warranty.
Snap-on Booth 530
2950 Waterview Dr.
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 USA
(248) 622-6542
david.shock@snapon.com
www.nexiq.com
Vehicle telematics and diagnostic products, software, and
services for the trucking fleet vehicle industries.
Snider Fleet Solutions Booth 2044
200 East Meadowview Rd.
Greensboro, NC 27406 USA
(336) 215-6227
kallen@sniderfleet.com
sniderfleet.com
Snider Fleet Solutions is one of the largest commercial tire
and retread dealers in the nation, recognized as a leader in
providing innovative outsourcing alternatives for on-truck
fleets to large, multi-location fleets. We also serve fleets
with best-in-class mechanical service, 24/7 emergency
roadside assistance and used truck buying and selling.
SOTI Booth 2724
5770 Hurontario St., Suite 1100
Mississauga, ON L5R 3G5 CAN
(905) 624-9828
sales@soti.net
www.soti.net
There is a growing reliance on mobile devices to improve
customer service, reduce costs, and increase productivity.
This reliance means; more complexity, more IT headaches,
and more risk. SOTI makes it easy to deploy, manage,
secure and support all of your mobile devices; laptops,
tablets and smartphones, purpose-built or consumer-grade.
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Southwest Research Institute Booth 1534 Stertil-Koni Booth 3045
6220 Culebra Rd. 200 Log Canoe Circle
San Antonio, TX 78238-5166 USA Stevensville, MD 21666 USA
(210) 684-5111 (800) 336-6637
jeffry.sellers@swri.org stephanie@stertil-koni.com
www.swri.org www.stertil-koni.com
Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), an independent, Heavy-duty vehicle lifts.
non-profit R&D facility, has always been involved in
validation of automotive product performance to improve fuel Stoughton Trailers Booth 3134
economy. SwRI offers expertise in evaluating lubricants, fuel 461 South Academy Street
technologies, product development, and components. Typical Stoughton, WI 53589 USA
programs include evaluation of lubricants, fuel additives, (608) 877-8601
fuel economy, aerodynamic components, and durability and rjake@stoughtontrailers.com
performance testing of driveline components. www.stoughtontrailers.com
Dry-van plate trailer.
Spireon, Inc. Booth 2222
16802 Aston St. Streamline Transportation
Irvine, CA 92606 USA Technologies Inc. Booth 1139
(800) 557-1449 348A Tranquille Rd
bpickett@spireon.com Kamloops, BC V2B 3G6 Canada
www.spireon.com (844) 571-8200
Spireon connects companies to their mobile assets and admin.streamline@arrow.ca
www.stti.ca
workforces, giving them powerful information platforms that
Streamline already uses SAAS (Software as a Service) in
turn data into actionable business intelligence. Spireon’s anticipation of the day when electronic logging will become
leading Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-based tools now mandatory, which is already set to be by December 2017 in
connects more than 3 million vehicles and assets through the USA. By then, Navistream users will already have been
the company’s vehicle finance, fleet telematics, and trailer compliant. Not only is our on-board technology forward-
management solutions. Spireon empowers transportation thinking, it is also the easiest digital solution currently
companies with advanced trailer analytics to enhance available on the market. Once you try Navistream, you won’t
business operations and recognize an ongoing ROI. want any other tracking system.

STEMCO Booth 834 Strehl LLC Booth 754

300 Industrial Blvd. 15957 N 81st St., Ste. 102
Longview, TX 75602 USA Scottsdale, AZ 85260 USA
(903) 232-3572 (602) 616-0985
kelly.roberts@stemco.com rsenatro@strehlusa.com
www.stemco.com www.strehlusa.com
STEMCO has been supplying a diverse line of high TrailerBlade, truck parts.
performance systems and components to the commercial
vehicle industry since 1951. Our mission is to engineer
advanced commercial vehicle solutions and create
exceptional customer experiences in our passion of Making
The Roadways Safer®.

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Strick Trailers, LLC Booth 100 TECTRAN Booth 2323
301 N. Polk St. 2345 Walden Ave., Suite 100
Monroe, IN 46772 USA Cheektowaga, NY 14225 USA
(260) 692-6121 (716) 894-2284
www.stricktrailers.com info@tectran.com
The Strick Group manufactures sheet and post van trailers, www.tectran.com
container chassis, and specialty steel trailers. The Strick TECTRAN — A solutions focused, industry leader dedicated
Trailer van division is focused on “customer-izing” trailers to designing and manufacturing high-performance tractor-
with innovative, compelling value specifications for carriers trailer connection systems.
with critical operating needs. Standard Strick sheet and post
vans are proudly designed and assembled in the US with 97 Teletrac Navman Booth 2017
percent North American sourced materials and components. 7391 Lincoln Way
Garden Grove, CA 92841 USA
Sumitomo Tires / TBC Corporation Booth 2848 (714) 897-0877
4300 TBC Way info@teletrac.com
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 USA www.teletracnavman.com
(561) 383-3000 DIRECTOR is the next leap forward in fleet intelligence.
bdashiell@tbccorp.com Designed to be simple and accessible, this platform allows
www.tbccorp.com companies to gain efficient management habits while
Commercial truck tires. reducing their operating costs and increasing overall
revenue.
TE Connectivity Booth 2123
4849 Hempstead Station Dr. Temper Axle Products Corporation Booth 3047
Kettering, OH 45429 USA PO Box 1127, 544 Persse Road
(888) 523-3462 Fonda, NY 12068 USA
dawnc@te.com (518) 853-3467
www.te.com rayp@tempercorp.com
TE Industrial & Commercial Transportation is a world www.doctorpreload.com
leader in supporting today’s increasingly complex Doctor Preload bearing adjustment sets truck wheel
and sophisticated equipment and applications. Our ends to SAE specified light preload settings. Fast,
comprehensive portfolio of rugged sensors, terminals, accurate, repeatable, measured. Saves time and money,
connectors, relays, and hybrid and electric mobility improving tire mileage and establishing optimal wheel end
solutions withstand the harshest environmental conditions performance. Products include Temper-Loc spindle nuts
and help vehicles operate safer, cleaner, and smarter. and Doctor Preload bearing adjustment tools. Come meet
Dr. Preload!
TechForce Foundation Booth 1448
16220 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 100 The Mudflap King, LLC Booth 2852
Scottsdale, AZ 85254 USA 24901 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 400
(845) 987-4203 Southfield, MI 48075 USA
gregsettle@outlook.com (248) 356-3400
techforcefoundation.org lwilliams@isscompanies.com
TechForce Foundation encourages and supports students to themudflapking.com
and through their technical education, and into careers in Mudflaps for trucks and commercial vehicles as well as
the automotive, diesel, collision repair, motorcycle, marine, reflective tapes and other materials.
NASCAR and other transportation industries through
scholarships, grants, career development and other special
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Thermo King Corporation Booth 630
314 W. 90th Street
Bloomington, MN 55420 USA
(952) 887-2200
marketing@thermoking.com
na.thermoking.com
Thermo King is the world leader in transport temperature
control systems for trucks, trailers, buses, rail cars and
containers. Thermo King manufactures auxiliary power
units, which reduce engine idling. Thermo King products
are backed by a nationwide dealer network, which provides
expert factory-trained service and a complete line of parts.
Thieman Tailgates, Inc. Booth 835
600 E. Wayne St.
Celina, OH 45822 USA
(800) 524-5210
info@thiemantailgates.com
www.thiemantailgates.com
Thieman Tailgates markets a full line of hydraulic liftgates
for light, medium and heavy-duty trucks and trailers. From a
1000 lb. lifting capacity to a 6600 lb. lifting capacity, Thieman
can provide a liftgate for almost every application. If there
is a need for a different platform size or special bed height
applications, Thieman can usually customize a liftgate to
meet the customers needs.
TICO Manufacturing Booth 1130/Booth 3022
66 Cypress Ridge Dr.
Ridgeland, SC 29936 USA
(843) 717-3177
lthomas@ticotractors.com
ticotractors.com
TICO manufactures a unique terminal tractor for use in
distribution, rail yard and port markets across North America
and Internationally. TICO is the only manufacturer of terminal
tractors that operates and maintains its own equipment-
the largest fleet in North America- the most effective
and truly unrivaled R&D strategy in the terminal tractor
market. TICO offers its Pro Spotter terminal tractor and its
extensive knowledge of the equipment to the retail market
with a promise of quality, low cost of operation, simple
maintenance, and best-in class uptime. TICO tractors are,
simply put, Built For The Real World.
Timken Booth 3116
4500 Mount Pleasant St NW
N Canton, OH 44721 USA
(234) 262-7106
karen.may@timken.com
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www.timken.com
Timken designs and manufactures bearings for the most
demanding industries, we know the right ways to make
products and the best materials to use. With reliable,
precise products demonstrating consistent performance,
you gain more uptime. In fact, Timken bearings consistently
outperform the competition by a 2-1 margin.
Tire Centers, LLC Booth 208
310 Inglesby Parkway
Duncan, SC 29334 USA
(864) 329-2700
TMC@tirecenters.com
www.tirecenters.com
TCi™ Tire Centers (TCi®) delivers innovative solutions
to address the tire and fleet maintenance needs of your
commercial truck, earthmover, agricultural, and industrial
fleet. With more than 50 commercial centers and nine state-
of-the-art Michelin Retread Technologies plants we can
service your fleet locally, regionally and nationally. At TCi
we pride ourselves on improving fleets uptime, safety and
fleet maintenance cost. Visit us at www.tirecenters.com.
Tire Retread & Repair
Information Bureau (TRIB) Booth 338
1013 Birch Street
Falls Church, VA 22046 USA
(703) 533-7677
info@retread.org
www.retread.org
TRIB is a non-profit industry association whose goal is to
provide the motoring public (both in the private and public
sectors) with the most up-to-date information about the
economic and environmental benefits of tire retreading and
tire repairing.
Tireboss TPC International Booth 2219
15803-121A Ave
Edmonton, AB T5B 1V1 CAN
(780) 451-4894
l.trevors@tireboss.com
www.tireboss.com
Adjust your tire pressures on the move with TIREBOSS™
Tire Pressure Control. TIREBOSS™ provides extended tire
life, exceptional traction, reduced rutting, and increased
productivity. Thousands of TIREBOSS™ users worldwide
attest to the significant benefits & reliability of TIREBOSS™
in Over the Road and Off Road applications. www.
TIREBOSS.com
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Tire-Track LLC Booth 2327 TMW Systems Booth 2244
5 Trowbridge Drive 6085 Parkland Blvd.
Bethel, CT 06801 USA Mayfield Heights, OH 44124 USA
(475) 329-5158 (216) 213-6647
info@tire-track.com tmiller@tmwsystems.com
www.tire-track.com www.tmwsystems.com
Manufacturer & distributor of Permanent rubber barcode TMW Systems is a leading transportation technology
labels specifically designed for tires. The ID UNIT replaces provider to high-performing private fleets and commercial
“hot branding” with a machine readable barcode, so that carriers, brokers and 3PLs. Our TMT Fleet Maintenance and
Fleet Managers can track their tires from cradle-to-grave. TMT Service Center products help manage and maintain
The ID UNIT works seamlessly with most fleet maintenance, almost two million power units, trucks, trailers, vocational
tire tracking or dealer retread programs. vehicles and related equipment, improving safety and
lifecycle cost tracking.
TKO Graphix Booth 953
2751 Stafford Rd. TODCO Booth 2444
Plainfield, IN 46168 USA 1332 Fairground Road East
(317) 271-1398 Marion, OH 43302 USA
njarial@tkographix.com (740) 383-6376
tkographix.com lynne_bosh@todco.com
Looking for Fleet Graphics? TKO Graphix is a leader in www.todco.com
the printing, installation and removal of fleet graphics. Manufacturer of roll-up and swing doors, walkramps
We specialize in large rebrands and mergers by offering and aftermarket parts and products for dry freight and
the largest companyemployed installation team. We’re refrigerated van trailers.
a 3M Certified graphics installation company with over
100 installers delivering quality installation and removal Tortal Training Booth 2722
services nationwide 14825 Ballantyne Village Way, Bldg A, Ste 240-4
Charlotte, NC 28277-4280 USA
TMC Prize Desk Booth 135 (704) 323-8953
950 N. Glebe Rd., Ste. 210 brannon@tortal.net
Arlington, VA 22203 USA www.tortal.net
(703) 838-1763 Tortal Training specializes in developing interactive
tmc@trucking.org eLearning solutions. We make effective training easier
tmc.trucking.org by specializing in engagement. We are the only training
Location for TMC prize drawings. partner that uses strategic engagement methodologies
for organizations with distributed workforces to maximize
TMC’s Professional Technician Development training effectiveness in an era when talent development is
Committee (PTDC) Booth 3104 essential in driving sustainable business results.
950 N. Glebe Rd., Ste. 210
Arlington, VA 22203 USA
(703) 838-1776
tmc@trucking.org
tmc.trucking.org
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TOTAL Lubricants Booth 2744
1201 Louisiana St., Ste 1800
Houston, TX 77002 USA
(713) 969-4657
laura.colmerauer@total.com
www.totalspecialties.com
TOTAL Lubricants offers a wide range of lubricants
including: heavy-duty engine oils under the Rubia product
range, Synthetic and Conventional Engine Oils under the
Quartz product range, as well as a wide range of Industrial
lubricants. The quality of TOTAL has led prestigious OEMs
to approve, use and recommend TOTAL during both factory-
fills and regularly scheduled maintenance visits. The TOTAL
Brand has been established through its strength, commitment
to service and excellence as the “partner brand.”
Tramec Sloan Booth 1744
534 East 48th Street
Holland, MI 49423 USA
(616) 395-5600
cderoos@tramecsloan.com
tramecsloan.com
When performance, quality, and American made are a
priority, look no further than Tramec Sloan heavy-duty
products. Tramec Sloan has been manufacturing in the USA
for over 35 years, providing high-quality air, electric, and
brass products to the OE and Aftermarket.
TransAxle Booth 1036
2501 Route 73 South
Cinnaminson, NJ 08077 USA
(856) 665-4445
cstaszewski@transaxle.com
www.transaxle.com
TransAxle is the largest remanufacturer of drive train
components along the East Coast. We cover applications
ranging from light duty trucks to heavy-duty off highway
equipment and machines. TransAxle has twenty-four
locations from Maine to Georgia. We are truck part
specialists; not generalists. We carry a massive inventory
and are distributors for over 50 leading manufacturers
such as Bendix, Dana, Eaton, Fuller and Meritor. Our
knowledgeable sales staff and factory trained technicians
are committed to top quality and customer satisfaction. We
are the experts in remanufacturing. Every unit TransAxle
remanufactures is dynamometer tested to ensure it meets
or exceeds OE specifications. We offer new and exchange
units. We can also custom remanufacture your unit.
TransAxle offers the industry’s best product warranty to
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ensure that you can install any of our remanufactured units
with confidence.
Transglobal Door Booth 955
225 N. Patterson St.
Carey, OH 43316 USA
(517) 240-7695
mhauer@transglobaldoor.com
www.transglobaldoor.com
Transglobal Incorporated primarily manufactures roll-up
doors, composite swing doors and OE-quality door parts
including: dry-freight wood doors, composite doors, plastic
doors, refrigerated doors and high quality replacement
parts. Transglobal roll-up doors — standard at many trailer
and truck body manufacturers, raising the standard in
transportation roll-up door systems and hardware.
Transport Topics Booth 844
950 North Glebe Road, Suite 210
Arlington, VA 22203 USA
(703) 838-1746
cwills@ttnews.com
www.ttnews.com
Transport Topics is the news leader in trucking and freight
transportation. When it comes to major issues, industry
events, and new developments, Transport Topics journalists
are there first and most often ensuring that its executive-
level readership stays informed. In fact, for the last 80
years, this hallmark coverage of the regulatory environment
and the business and technology landscapes makes TT
unique — a major multimedia channel, personalized for
transportation.
TransTechs Booth 716
1520 Kensington Rd., #311
Oak Brook, IL 60523 USA
(630) 468-1737
alon@transtechs.com
www.transtechs.com
TransTechs provides skilled and general maintenance
technicians for employers.
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TRANSTEX Booth 439
6200 Henri Bourassa West
Montreal, QC H4R 1C3 CAN
(877) 332-3519
KPealow@transtexcomposite.com
www.transtex-llc.com
TRANSTEX is the world’s leader in developing and
manufacturing aerodynamic products for commercial
vehicle applications. The result of more than a decade of
engineering, design and testing, EDGE trailer skirt products
are the industry leader in performance, reliability and
value. EDGE products span the many needs of the motor
carrier industry, offering a full range of options for different
configurations and intensities of use. By partnering with
installation partners located throughout North America,
EDGE products can be quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively
installed, freeing carrier resources to pursue other activities.
TRANSTEX suite of products qualifies your fleet for the EPA
SmartWay’ s new Elite category for the highest increase in
fuel economy ! Come visit us at Booth 439!
TravelCenters of America Booth 1322
24601 Center Ridge Road
Westlake, OH 44145 USA
(440) 250-5831
pdelmonico@ta-petro.com
www.ta-petro.com
TA Truck Service provides heavy truck maintenance by highly
trained technicians with ASE and TIA certifications, plus
RoadSquad Connect 24/7/365 emergency roadside service, DPF
cleaning in major markets and OnSITE mobile maintenance. The
254 TA and Petro Stopping Centers in 43 states and Canada also
offer DEF fueling lanes, maneuverable lots and Reserve-It truck
parking. Learn more at www.ta-petro.com.
TrucBrush Corporation Booth 852
28 Renker Drive
South Easton, MA 02375 USA
(877) 783-0237
info@TrucBrush.com
TrucBrush.com
TrucBrush® is a patented, mobile device that quickly,
effectively and safely clears snow from your fleet’s rooftops.
Deploy your fleet faster and increase fuel efficiency and
safety by clearing snow from trucks, trailers, and buses
prior to transit in one minute or less with TrucBrush. For
more: www.TrucBrush.com or call 877-783-0237 Watch
TrucBrush in action at: http://trucbrush.com/media-gallery/
Trucker Buddy International Booth 2946
3200 Rice Mine Rd.
Tuscaloosa, AL 35406 USA
(205) 248-1261
randy@truckerbuddy.org
www.truckerbuddy.org
Trucker Buddy matches classes of students with
professional truck drivers. Every week drivers share news
about their travels with their class. Once a month, students
write letters to their drivers. Students’ skills in reading,
writing, geography, mathematics, social studies, and history
are enhanced and learning is fun.
Truck-Lite Company, Inc. Booth 1012
310 East Elmwood Avenue
Falconer, NY 14733 USA
(716) 665-6214
jlindemuth@truck-lite.com
www.truck-lite.com
For over 50 years, Truck-Lite has proudly manufactured
quality LED, sealed and bulb replaceable safety, forward
and warning lighting as well as harness and mirror systems.
TruckPro, Inc. Booth 2024
1610 Century Center Pkwy - Suite 107
Memphis, TN 38134 USA
(901) 252-4264
howard.fox@truckpro.com
www.truckpro.com
Founded in 1958, TruckPro is a leading nationwide
distributor of heavy-duty truck/trailer products and
advanced repair services. Through a distribution network
of 150 retail stores and advanced service shops, Fleet
and Owner/Operator customers know TruckPro for
delivering measurable value and outstanding support with
immediate access to over 300,000 parts from more than 200
manufacturers.
Truck Suite Booth 2627
190 Charlois Blvd., Suite 200B
Winston Salem, NC 27103 USA
(800) 622-2164
lynn@premium2000.com
www.trucksuite.com
Premium 2000+™ is the Original “NO HOOPS” Used Truck
Warranty Company. Although we have been in business
since 1995, we began writing warranties on used trucks in
2000. We were the first company to allow dealers to inspect
and qualify their own trucks for warranty coverage.
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Tru-Flex Exhaust Components Booth 2704
3811 Perry Blvd.
Whitestown, IN 46075 USA
(844) 413-3070
mchester@tru-flex.com
www.tru-flex.com
Tru-Flex manufactures flexible metal exhaust hose and
exhaust bellows for the heavy-duty commercial truck market.
TruStar Energy Booth 2344
10225 Philadelphia Court
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 USA
(813) 957-1846
jswertfeger@trustarenergy.com
www.trustarenergy.com
TruStar Energy is a leading developer of CNG Fueling
Infrastructure — from fueling station design and
construction to long-term fueling contracts. With a
customer-designed focus, TruStar Energy delivers fueling
strategies that put fleet owners in the driver’s seat
increased productivity and profit.
TSE Brakes Booth 1038
2310 Industrial Drive SW
Cullman, AL 35055 USA
(419) 689-0304
mark.waltz@tsebrakes.com
www.tsebrakes.com
TSE Brakes, part of Marmon Highway Technologies and a
Berkshire Hathaway Company is a 50+ year old company
that designs, manufacturers and distributes high quality
brake actuators globally. TSE does business in over 30
different countries. With the backing and support of MHT
and Berkshire Hathaway, TSE is poised to become your
preferred supplier of premium spring brakes.
Tuffy Manufacturing, Inc. Booth 1844
140 Ascot Parkway
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223 USA
(330) 630-1111
mike@tuffymfg.com
www.tuffymfg.com
National distributor of fleet shop solutions specializing in
tire and wheel related tools, supplies and equipment.
UniCarriers Americas Corporation Booth 3033
240 N. Prospect St.
Marengo, IL 60152 USA
(815) 568-0061
marcom@unicarriersamericas.com
www.unicarriersamericas.com
From loading docks to lumber yards, from wide open spaces
to narrow aisles, you’ll find UniCarriers® forklifts bring
added uptime and improved productivity in virtually every
type of environment and application. Plus, every Class I, IV,
and V forklift is backed by the best limited warranty in the
business: Two Years/Unlimited Hours!
US Liner Booth 2932
19 Leonberg Rd.
Cranberry Township, PA 16066 USA
(724) 776-4044
info@USLCO.com
www.USLCO.com
US Liner is the original and industry leading manufacturer
of Bulitex, Versitex, Ecotex and Bad Wolf Scuff that sets
the standard for lightweight, tough and long lasting glass
reinforced thermoplastic composite linings for dry and
reefer trailers. Specify only US Liner.
Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company Booth 1760
17295 Railroad St.
City Of Industry, CA 91748 USA
(626) 965-1541
amonreal@utm.com
www.utilitytrailer.com
Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company is America’s oldest
privately owned, family-operated trailer manufacturer.
Building trailers since 1914, Utility designs and manufactures
dry vans, flatbeds, refrigerated vans, and Tautliner®
Curtainsided trailers. Utility operates five factories and offers
a dealer network with 113 locations throughout the Americas.
Utility is the largest producer of refrigerated vans and the
third-largest trailer manufacturer in the United States.
Vanguard National Trailer Booth 2960
289 East Water Tower Drive
Monon, IN 47959 USA
(219) 253-2000
dwilliams@cimcunitedstates.com
www.cimc.com
Vanguard Trailer provides dry van trailers, refrigerated
trailers, and flatbed trailers to the North American
transportation market. CIMC Intermodal Equipment provides
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Vanner Incorporated Booth 2226
4282 Reynolds Drive
Hilliard, OH 43026 USA
(614) 771-2718
insidesales@vanner.com
www.vanner.com
Vanner has been delivering engineering excellence
in power conversion and power transformation for
commercial vehicles in nine markets since 1977. Vanner
is a leader in commercial transportation, and designs
and delivers patented, high quality, cost-effective and
environmentally responsible products and services in the
U.S. and around the world.
Velociti Inc. Booth 511
4780 NW 41st St., Ste. 500
Riverside, MO 64150 USA
(913) 551-0119
lbarbur@velociti.com
Director of Marketing
Velociti is a global provider of technology deployment
services, specializing in the management, installation and
service of a broad range of transportation and networking
technology products. Velociti’s experience allows
enterprise level technology consumers to maximize ROI as
a result of leveraging expert, rapid deployment. For more
information visit www.velociti.com or call (855)-233-7210.
Velvac, Inc. Booth 2019
2405 S. Calhoun Rd.
New Berlin, WI 53151 USA
(800) 783-8871
sales@velvac.com
www.velvac.com
Velvac products support a wide range of medium and
heavy-duty commercial vehicles, from Class 8 over the road
haulers to fleet vehicles. Our mirrors, vision systems, air
products and fittings/hardware are held to high standards
to increase driver safety and help you get the job done.
Vigillo LLC Booth 340
630 NW 10th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209 USA
(503) 688-5100
s.bryan@vigillo.com
www.vigillo.com
Founded in 2007 by a team of statisticians and software
engineers, Vigillo translates data into simple, accurate, and
usable CSA analytics and interactive dashboards. Vigillo
believes “if you can measure it, you can manage it,” and
leads the transportation industry in visionary databased
solutions for fleet safety and business compliance.
VIPAR Heavy Duty, Inc. Booth 919
760 McArdle Drive, Suite D
Crystal Lake, IL 60014 USA
(815) 788-1700
info@vipar.com
www.vipar.com
VIPAR Heavy Duty is “North America’s Leading Truck
Parts Network” with over 120 distributors at more than 625
locations across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico
dedicated to meeting the maintenance parts and service
needs of fleet operators. VIPAR Heavy-duty has The Right
People, with The Right Parts, in The Right Places!
Vnomics Corp. Booth 1249
175 Sully’s Trail, Suite 203
Pittsford, NY 14534 USA
(585) 377-9700
sales@vnomicscorp.com
vnomicscorp.com
Vnomics True Fuel™ is a stand-alone, OEM-agnostic fuel
optimization solution that combines the intelligence of on-
board machine learning with real-time driver coaching to
eliminate fuel waste and improve vehicle performance.
Volvo Trucks Booth 2000
7900 National Service Rd.
Greensboro, NC 27409 USA
(336) 393-2000
kate.blevins@volvo.com
www.volvotrucks.us
Volvo Trucks produces a full range of class 8 trucks and
tractor models – the Volvo VNL, VNM, VNX, VAH and VHD
– for both highway and vocational applications, integrated
with Volvo’s fuelefficient D11, D13, D16 engines & the Volvo
I-Shift transmission. Each new or used truck purchase is
supported by a portfolio of industry-leading parts, service,
and leasing services – including Volvo Financial Services
and Volvo Trucks Support Services – through a strong North
American dealer network.
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Wabash National Corporation Booth 1260
1000 Sagamore Pkwy. S.
Lafayette, IN 47905 USA
(765) 771-5518
carrie.hoppenjans@wabashnational.com
www.wabash-trailers.com
Wabash National, Commercial Trailer Products. Wabash
National designs and manufactures a full line of high-
performance commercial trailer products to meet your
specific freight requirements.
WABCO Booth 220
2770 Research Drive
Rochester Hills, MI 48309 USA
(248) 270-9265
alicia.stewart@wabco-auto.com
www.wabco-auto.com
WABCO is a leading global supplier of technologies and
services that improve the safety, efficiency and connectivity
of commercial vehicles. Founded nearly 150 years ago,
WABCO continues to pioneer breakthrough innovations
for advanced driver assistance, braking, stability control,
suspension, transmission automation and aerodynamics.
Additionally, WABCO provides advanced fleet management
and aftermarket services. For more information, visit www.
wabco-auto.com.
Waltco Lift Corp Booth 739
285 Northeast Ave.
Tallmadge, OH 44278 USA
(800) 211-3074
melissa.waffen@hiab.com
www.waltco.com
Waltco offers the industry’s most extensive selection of
liftgates, with over 50 models ranging in capacity from 1,250
lbs. to 6,600 lbs. We are continually developing, designing,
and improving our products to provide our customers with the
most effective and productive technology. Waltco...Designed
Simplicity — Maximum Performance. We Make Liftgates Easy.
Weller Truck Parts Booth 2957
1500 Gezon Parkway SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49509
(616) 724-2000
msipple@wellertruck.com
www.wellertruck.com
Serving the medium- and heavy-duty truck market.
Weller has quality remanufactured Allison automatic
transmissions, manual transmissions, automated manual
transmissions, differentials, steering gears and electronics
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supported by 30 distribution locations and nationwide
warranty coverage.
Wheeler Bros., Inc. Booth 2036
384 Drum Ave.
Somerset, PA 15501 USA
(800) 842-7285
bus.development@teamwbi.com
www.wheelerfleet.com
Wheeler Bros., Inc. specializes in part sourcing,
researching, engineering, manufacturing and distribution of
replacement and heavy equipment parts that would support
all your maintenance needs.
Whiting Door Manufacturing Corp. Booth 1538
113 Cedar Street
Akron, NY 14001 USA
(716) 542-5427
info@whitingdoor.com
www.whitingdoor.com
Whiting developed the first practical overhead roll-up door
for trucks and trailers in 1953. Today, Whiting remains the
world’s leading designer and supplier in the industry with a
full line of dry freight, insulated and specialty roll-up doors,
laminated swing doors and is a leading manufacturer of
custom laminated panels.
Whiting Systems, Inc. Booth 426
9000 Hwy 5 N
Alexander, AR 72002 USA
(501) 831-1021
jc@whitingsystems.com
whitingsystems.com
Whiting Systems manufactures automatic large vehicle
wash systems and hand held pressure washers for vehicles
and industrial wash applications. We blend and distribute
specialized environmental friendly cleaning detergents. We
offer a variety of water filtration and reclamation solutions.
We train and maintain our systems with technicians
throughout the country. Whiting Systems provides a
“Complete Fleet Image” program.
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WyoTech Booth 2234
1889 Venture Dr.
Laramie, WY 82070 USA
(916) 710-1059
john.hurd@zenith.org
www.wyotech.edu
We’re a private non-profit technical career education
company with core programs in Automotive, Diesel,
Collision/Refinishing, Motorcycle and Marine technician
training programs. Specialized training in Advanced Diesel,
Mack Trucks, Volvo Trucks, Mazda, High Performance and
Custom Fabrication, Trim and Upholstery. Earn a degree in
Applied Service Management! Find Your Pro at WyoTech!
Xantrex Technology / Schneider Electric
Solar Inverters USA, Inc. Booth 1918
3700 Gilmore Way
Burnaby, BC V5G 4M1 CAN
(574) 214-8780
steve.carlson@schneider-electric.com
www.xantrex.com
Xantrex is a manufacturer of power electronic equipment
to the vehicle industry. Inverters, chargers, and power
management systems.
Yokohama Tire Corporation Booth 436
1 MacArthur Place, Suite 800
Santa Ana, CA 92707 USA
(800) 423-4544
info@yokohamatire.com
yokohamatire.com
Yokohama Tire Corporation is a leader in tire technology and
innovation, servicing an extensive sales network throughout
the U.S. It’s complete product line includes tires for high-
performance, light truck, passenger car, commercial
truck and bus, and off-the-road mining and construction
applications. For information on Yokohama’s broad product
line, visit www.yokohamatire.com.
ZED — Affordable Electronic Logs
and Fleet Management Booth 2630
301 East Market Street
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(888) 315-9788
sales@zed-eld.com
http://www.zed-eld.com
Introducing the simplest and the lowest cost ELD and fleet
management solution in the trucking industry. From driver
e-logs and routing to powerful tools to manage the fleet,
when it comes to ELD, we have you covered from A to ZED.
ZF Booth 330
777 Hickory Hill Drive
Vernon Hills, IL 60061 USA
(847) 478-6868
zfaftermarketmarketing@zf.com
www.zf.com
ZF Commercial Vehicle Technology is responsible for
powertrain and chassis technology. The product portfolio
includes transmissions and powertrain components such as
clutches, and electric drives. The portfolio also comprises
complete axle systems, chassis components, pumps
and gears, steering columns, shafts and cylinders for all
renowned commercial vehicle manufacturers worldwide.
Zafety Lug Lock USA Booth 2846
8724 Tyler Blvd.
Mentor, OH 44060
(440) 487-4482
ksidistribution@aol.com
Zafety Lug Lock. End the danger of wheel off situations,
finally! Zafety Lug Lock solves the problem! Ask our
customers!
Zonar Booth 2708
18200 Cascade Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98188 USA
(206) 878-2459
info@zonarsystems.com
www.zonarsystems.com
Founded 15 years ago, Zonar has pioneered smart fleet
management technology by providing innovative solutions
that have changed commercial trucking fleet operations.
With a unique focus on this field, the Company offers a
complete suite of solutions and specialized platforms for
our customers. For more information about Zonar Systems,
go to www.zonarsystems.com
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EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27 6 - 7:30 pm..................................... Exhibition Viewing & Reception
6:30 - 9 pm..................................... Exhibition Grand Opening
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28
9 am- 12:30 pm.............................. Final Viewing Period
10:15 am - 2:15 pm........................ Coffee Break, Walk-Around
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Music City Center • Nashville, Tenn. • February 27 - March 2

Pinewood Big Rig Challenge

Sponsored By ConMet & TMC’s
Professional Technician Development Committee
LOCATION: Booth 3104 in the TMC Exhibit Hall
CHECK-IN, TEST & TUNE: Monday, February 27 — 7 - 8 pm
BEST APPEARANCE CONTEST: Tuesday, February 28— 10:30-11 am
FASTEST TRUCK CONTEST: Tuesday, February 28 — 11 am - 12 pm
TROPHY PRESENTATION: Tuesday, February 28 —After race ends.

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3M...................................................................................................Booth 3054
Accuride Wheel End Solutions................................................Booth 1222
Advantage PressurePro............................................................Booth 2738
Aero Industries............................................................................Booth 2218
Aerotech Caps, Inc.....................................................................Booth 3029
AeroWALL Dynamics.................................................................Booth 2254
Agility Fuel Solutions..................................................................Booth 3032
Air-Weigh........................................................................................Booth 640
Airworks........................................................................................Booth 2644
Alcoa Wheel Products...............................................................Booth 2200
Alkon Corporation.......................................................................Booth 1141
Alligator North America.............................................................Booth 1639
Allison Transmission, Inc...........................................................Booth 2514
ALS.................................................................................................Booth 2339
Aluminum Wheels MFG Inc......................................................Booth 2356
AMBEST, Inc................................................................................Booth 2612
American Kingpin Specialists, LLC..........................................Booth 2419
American Truck Wash Systems.................................................Booth 734
American Trucking Associations’ Share the
Road Highway Safety Program................................................Booth 3006
AMETEK Vehicular Instrumentation Systems.........................Booth 141
Ancra International.....................................................................Booth 2452
Anthony Liftgates, Inc................................................................Booth 2526
Aperia Technologies, Inc.............................................................Booth 644
ASA Electronics...........................................................................Booth 1735
ASE...................................................................................................Booth 916
AssetWorks LLC..........................................................................Booth 2548
Atlantic Dynamics, LLC................................................................Booth 948
ATR Transmission Remanufacturing Inc................................Booth 2649
ATRO Engineered Systems, Inc................................................Booth 2049
Auburn University - National Center for
Asphalt Technology....................................................................Booth 2546
Aurora Parts & Accessories, LLC............................................Booth 1454
Auto Meter Products Inc...........................................................Booth 1339
Autocar Trucks..............................................................................Booth 320
Automann.....................................................................................Booth 2052
AutoSock.........................................................................................Booth 315
Avery Dennison...........................................................................Booth 2457
Av-Tekk Charge - Air Systems....................................................Booth 636
AXN Heavy Duty..........................................................................Booth 2130
AZZ Galvanizing...........................................................................Booth 1452
Babcox Media/Fleet Equipment Magazine............................Booth 2051
Baldwin Filters.............................................................................Booth 1637
Bauer Built Tire & Service...........................................................Booth 516
Baumot North America..............................................................Booth 2936
Bee Line Company......................................................................Booth 2416
Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems.....................................Booth 2208
Bergstrom Inc................................................................................Booth 510
BG Innovative Safety Systems.................................................Booth 2617
BG Products, Inc.........................................................................Booth 2608
Bitimec Truck Wash-Bots, Inc..................................................Booth 1752
BlackBerry Limited.....................................................................Booth 1847
Blue Beacon Truck Washes.....................................................Booth 3122
Boreas Nitrogen Cooling Systems...........................................Booth 1851
BorgWarner....................................................................................Booth 306
Bosch Automotive Service Solutions.....................................Booth 3037
Boss Shops...................................................................................Booth 1845
Bremskerl North America, Inc...................................................Booth 854
Brenntag North America...........................................................Booth 2955
Bridgestone..................................................................................Booth 2322
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BrightOrder (Formerly PERFIT Computer)..............................Booth 1547
C.E. Niehoff & Co.........................................................................Booth 1234
Capacity Trucks, Inc...................................................................Booth 1814
CardConnect................................................................................Booth 2635
Car-O-Liner Commercial Vehicles...........................................Booth 2745
Carrier Transicold........................................................................Booth 2832
CCJ/RigDig by Randall-Reilly......................................................Booth 855
CDX.................................................................................................Booth 2236
CellTech Metals...........................................................................Booth 2455
Cengage........................................................................................Booth 3023
Centramatic..................................................................................Booth 1914
Cetaris...........................................................................................Booth 2544
Chargeback Gurus......................................................................Booth 2651
Chart Industries Inc....................................................................Booth 2146
Chemline - GatorHyde..................................................................Booth 752
Chevron Lubricants.......................................................................Booth 722
Chicago Pneumatic.....................................................................Booth 1240
CITGO Petroleum.........................................................................Booth 2251
Clarke Power Services...............................................................Booth 2648
CMA / Double Coin Tires..............................................................Booth 952
Cojali USA, Inc.............................................................................Booth 2616
Commercial Fuel Buyer Magazine...........................................Booth 2255
Commercial Vehicle Group-National Seating & Bostrom.....Booth 611
ConMet............................................................................................Booth 314
Continental Tire The Americas.................................................Booth 2500
Cooper Tire / Roadmaster..........................................................Booth 1352
Corcentric.....................................................................................Booth 1450
Counteract Balancing Beads Inc.............................................Booth 2615
Crane Composites, Inc...............................................................Booth 1557
Cummins Inc.................................................................................Booth 2716
Custom Radio Corporation..........................................................Booth 336
D&D Instruments.........................................................................Booth 2040
Daimler Trucks North America.................................................Booth 1300
Dana Holding Corporation.........................................................Booth 1334
DClimate Inc.................................................................................Booth 2352
Dealer Service Corporation........................................................Booth 946
Decisiv.............................................................................................Booth 212
DENSO Commercial & Heavy Duty..........................................Booth 1644
DEX Heavy Duty Parts................................................................Booth 2652
DG Technologies.........................................................................Booth 1948
Dhollandia US..............................................................................Booth 2522
Dickinson Fleet Services, LLC...................................................Booth 3044
Diesel Laptops.............................................................................Booth 2657
DJ Products TrailerCaddy..........................................................Booth 2914
Dometic Corporation..................................................................Booth 1049
Donaldson Company, Inc...........................................................Booth 2113
Doran Manufacturing.................................................................Booth 1236
Dorman Products........................................................................Booth 2016
Dossier Systems..........................................................................Booth 1635
DPSI...............................................................................................Booth 3128
Drew Technologies Inc..............................................................Booth 1536
DuBois Chemicals.......................................................................Booth 3139
DuraFit / CDTi..................................................................................Booth 819
Duramax........................................................................................Booth 2755
Eagle Plastics & Rubber Company..........................................Booth 3041
East Manufacturing......................................................................Booth 116
East Penn Mfg..............................................................................Booth 2623
Eastern Pneumatics & Hydraulics, Inc...................................Booth 2844
Eaton..............................................................................................Booth 1122
EBE Technologies........................................................................Booth 1916
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Eberspaecher Climate Control Systems.................................Booth 2552
Eco Flaps.......................................................................................Booth 1245
EconCore.........................................................................................Booth 853
EkoStinger.....................................................................................Booth 2257
Elston Manufacturing Inc............................................................Booth 718
Emission & Cooling Solutions.....................................................Booth 610
Engineered Composites Solutions . ........................................Booth 2928
ENow Inc.......................................................................................Booth 2806
EPIC Worldwide LLC...................................................................Booth 2524
EROAD...........................................................................................Booth 2329
Ervin Equipment.............................................................................Booth 660
ESOC Commercial Truck, Inc....................................................Booth 2401
Eveley International Corp..........................................................Booth 1857
Exa Corporation ..........................................................................Booth 2249
Ex-Guard Industries....................................................................Booth 2655
Exide Technologies.....................................................................Booth 2822
EZ Claw, Inc....................................................................................Booth 613
Federal-Mogul Motorparts........................................................Booth 2148
FinditParts.....................................................................................Booth 1748
Fitzgerald Collision & Repair.....................................................Booth 2650
Fleet Maintenance (SouthComm Business Media, Inc.)....Booth 2728
Fleet Owner / American Trucker..............................................Booth 1551
Fleetco Inc....................................................................................Booth 1341
Fleetline (Fontaine Spray)..........................................................Booth 2637
FleetNet America..........................................................................Booth 723
FleetPride Truck & Trailer Parts...............................................Booth 2825
FleetTruckParts.com...................................................................Booth 1145
Flexfab LLC....................................................................................Booth 2117
FlowBelow Aero Inc...................................................................Booth 1052
Fontaine Fifth Wheel...................................................................Booth 2622
Freightliner Custom Chassis.....................................................Booth 1112
FSX Equipment, Inc.......................................................................Booth 817
FuelMaster/Syntech Systems, Inc...........................................Booth 3040
Gates Corporation.......................................................................Booth 1138
GCR.................................................................................................Booth 2030
GEN II ABS / A Globetech Company.......................................Booth 2851
General Bearing Corporation....................................................Booth 2751
Geotab...........................................................................................Booth 2638
Globetech Mfg Inc......................................................................Booth 2750
Go Power! by Carmanah...........................................................Booth 2245
Gold Eagle.....................................................................................Booth 2014
Goodall Mfg..................................................................................Booth 2119
Goodyear.......................................................................................Booth 1600
Gorilla Plastic & Rubber Group, LLC..........................................Booth 918
Gorilla Safety................................................................................Booth 1044
GPS Insight.....................................................................................Booth 713
Graco...............................................................................................Booth 737
Great Dane.....................................................................................Booth 145
Groeneveld Lubrication Solutions...........................................Booth 3015
Grote Industries.............................................................................Booth 810
Hadley............................................................................................Booth 2800
Haldex............................................................................................Booth 1228
Haltec Corporation......................................................................Booth 1928
Havco Wood Products LLC.......................................................Booth 2754
HDA Truck Pride..........................................................................Booth 2302
Heavy Duty Trucking Magazine..................................................Booth 408
Hendrickson.................................................................................Booth 1200
Hire Heroes USA.........................................................................Booth 2726
Horton, Inc....................................................................................Booth 2803
Hunter Engineering Company...................................................Booth 1936
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Hutchens Industries...................................................................Booth 1554
Hydro-Chem Systems, Inc.........................................................Booth 2538
Hyster Company..........................................................................Booth 2534
Hyundai Translead......................................................................Booth 2460
iDashboards...................................................................................Booth 509
Idle Smart......................................................................................Booth 1634
Illinois Auto Truck........................................................................Booth 2709
IMI..................................................................................................Booth 2122
IMI Precision Engineering (Norgren, Inc.).............................Booth 2711
IMMI................................................................................................Booth 711
IMT - Ingersoll Axles..................................................................Booth 1135
Innospec Fuel Specialties.........................................................Booth 1034
Innovative Products of America................................................Booth 523
InSight Mobile Data....................................................................Booth 2152
IOSiX..............................................................................................Booth 2949
International Truck......................................................................Booth 2334
Interstate Batteries, Inc.............................................................Booth 2700
InTouch GPS...................................................................................Booth 839
Ioxus, Inc.......................................................................................Booth 2154
Isuzu Commercial Truck of America, Inc...............................Booth 3038
J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc....................................................Booth 2829
Jackson Truck and Trailer.........................................................Booth 2318
JACS Solutions............................................................................Booth 2150
JDB LLC.........................................................................................Booth 2854
Johnson Controls, Inc................................................................Booth 2517
JOST International......................................................................Booth 2204
Kalmar Ottawa...............................................................................Booth 400
Kenworth Truck Company...........................................................Booth 600
Kinedyne LLC................................................................................Booth 1652
Kingtec Group Company Limited..............................................Booth 2639
Kleen Performance Products...................................................Booth 2445
K-Line Industries...........................................................................Booth 845
Konexial.........................................................................................Booth 2453
Kool Shield by Humboldt............................................................Booth 2053
Krown Rust Control.....................................................................Booth 1636
Leece-Neville Heavy Duty Systems........................................Booth 2916
Leyman Lift Gates..........................................................................Booth 137
LGM Company, LLC.....................................................................Booth 1555
Lippert Components....................................................................Booth 1244
Lite-Check.....................................................................................Booth 1714
Liteflex, LLC.....................................................................................Booth 847
Love’s Travel Stops.....................................................................Booth 1800
Lowen Color Graphics................................................................Booth 1819
Lubecore International Inc........................................................Booth 1048
M&E Global Group, Inc..............................................................Booth 2645
Mack Trucks.................................................................................Booth 1722
Magnum Trailer and Equipment...............................................Booth 2341
MAHLE Service Solutions.........................................................Booth 2951
Management Success!...............................................................Booth 139
Marangoni Tread North America...............................................Booth 422
Master Fleet.................................................................................Booth 1912
MAT Holdings Inc........................................................................Booth 2838
Maxion Wheels............................................................................Booth 2732
Maxon Lift Corp...........................................................................Booth 1616
Maxwell Technologies, Inc.......................................................Booth 2908
Meritor...........................................................................................Booth 1522
MGM Brakes................................................................................Booth 2554
MHC.................................................................................................Booth 517
Michelin North America, Inc......................................................Booth 200
Midtronics.....................................................................................Booth 1045
 2017 TMC Exhibitor LIST (ALPHABETICAL)
Minimizer......................................................................................Booth 2238
MISCO Refractometer................................................................Booth 2022
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America................................Booth 2826
Mobil Delvac................................................................................Booth 1736
Mobile InnerSpace.....................................................................Booth 2300
Morgan Corporation.....................................................................Booth 234
Morpace Inc.................................................................................Booth 2753
MOTOR Information Systems.....................................................Booth 837
Multi Service Technology Solutions........................................Booth 1544
MW Supply...................................................................................Booth 2841
Myers Tire Supply.......................................................................Booth 2938
NanoMech Inc.............................................................................Booth 1144
New Life Transport Parts Center..............................................Booth 2656
Niagara National / Zep Vehicle Care......................................Booth 2923
Noregon........................................................................................Booth 2304
North American Council for Freight Efficiency.......................Booth 841
NorthStar Battery........................................................................Booth 1730
NTN-Bower....................................................................................Booth 612
Odyssey Battery..........................................................................Booth 2335
ONEIL.............................................................................................Booth 2127
ORAFOL Americas, Inc.................................................................Booth 527
Oriental Export Corporation........................................................Booth 944
Outsource Fleet Services, Inc..................................................Booth 2224
PACCAR Parts................................................................................Booth 800
Palfinger Liftgates.......................................................................Booth 1149
Pana-Pacific...................................................................................Booth 616
Parker Hannifin, Racor Division...............................................Booth 1944
PEAK Commercial & Industrial...................................................Booth 522
Pedigree Technologies..............................................................Booth 2839
Peterbilt Motors.............................................................................Booth 900
Peterson Manufacturing Co........................................................Booth 622
Petro-Canada Lubricants..........................................................Booth 1716
Phillips & Temro Industries.......................................................Booth 2045
Phillips Industries........................................................................Booth 1852
PIT Group (FPInnovations)........................................................Booth 2653
Pivotal LNG...................................................................................Booth 2144
Power Test, Inc............................................................................Booth 2948
Preco Electronics........................................................................Booth 2015
Predictive Fleet Technologies, Inc...........................................Booth 2619
Premier MFG Co..........................................................................Booth 1922
Premier Pits (MBE Fabrications LTD)......................................Booth 2740
PressureGuard.............................................................................Booth 1739
Prestone........................................................................................Booth 2012
Prolam Flooring Co........................................................................Booth 856
Pro View Systems, Inc. ............................................................Booth 2953
PT Coupling Company................................................................Booth 1750
PureFlow Technologies - Airdog..............................................Booth 2351
Purkeys............................................................................................Booth 738
Purosil LLC....................................................................................Booth 3019
Randall Manufacturing..............................................................Booth 1950
Realwheels.....................................................................................Booth 313
Recochem Inc..............................................................................Booth 2749
Red Kap / VF Imagewear, Inc....................................................Booth 2702
Redline Detection........................................................................Booth 2823
Reliable Transmission Service.................................................Booth 2629
Reliance Supply, Inc.....................................................................Booth 915
Retrac Mirrors.............................................................................Booth 2801
Reyco Granning Suspensions..................................................Booth 1830
Ridge Corporation.......................................................................Booth 2855
RigMaster Power International Ltd.........................................Booth 1444
Road Choice Truck Parts...........................................................Booth 2654
RoadForce......................................................................................Booth 416
ROADWARRIOR Inc......................................................................Booth 410
Rockland Flooring........................................................................Booth 1754
Rotary Lift......................................................................................Booth 2945
Rush Truck Centers.....................................................................Booth 2506
Safety Vision.................................................................................Booth 1815
SAF-HOLLAND...............................................................................Booth 922
Sapp Bros Travel Centers..........................................................Booth 1545
Schaeffer’s Specialized Lubricants.........................................Booth 2118
Scully Signal Company...............................................................Booth 2250
Sealco Commercial Vehicle Products......................................Booth 744
Sears Seating...............................................................................Booth 1335
Sharp Heavy Equipment Services.............................................Booth 437
Shell...............................................................................................Booth 2136
Silver Eagle Manufacturing Company....................................Booth 1954
SKF.................................................................................................Booth 1638
Skyline...........................................................................................Booth 1855
SmartTruck.....................................................................................Booth 654
Snap-on...........................................................................................Booth 530
Snider Fleet Solutions................................................................Booth 2044
SOTI................................................................................................Booth 2724
Southwest Research Institute..................................................Booth 1534
Spireon, Inc..................................................................................Booth 2222
STEMCO..........................................................................................Booth 834
Stertil-Koni....................................................................................Booth 3045
Stoughton Trailers.......................................................................Booth 3134
Streamline Transportation Technologies Inc........................Booth 1139
Strehl LLC........................................................................................Booth 754
Strick Trailers, LLC........................................................................Booth 100
Sumitomo Tires / TBC Corporation..........................................Booth 2848
TE Connectivity............................................................................Booth 2123
TechForce Foundation................................................................Booth 1448
TECTRAN......................................................................................Booth 2323
Teletrac Navman.........................................................................Booth 2017
Temper Axle Products Corporation.........................................Booth 3047
Tennessee Trucking Foundation .............................................Booth 2926
The Mudflap King, LLC...............................................................Booth 2852
Thermo King Corporation............................................................Booth 630
Thieman Tailgates, Inc.................................................................Booth 835
TICO Manufacturing............................................. Booth 1130/Booth 3022
Timken...........................................................................................Booth 3116
Tire Centers, LLC............................................................................Booth 208
Tire Retread & Repair Information Bureau (TRIB)..................Booth 338
Tireboss TPC International........................................................Booth 2219
Tire-Track LLC..............................................................................Booth 2327
TKO Graphix...................................................................................Booth 953
TMC Prize Desk.............................................................................Booth 135
TMC’s Professional Technician Development
Committee (PTDC).......................................................................Booth 3104
TMW Systems..............................................................................Booth 2244
TODCO...........................................................................................Booth 2444
Tortal Training..............................................................................Booth 2722
TOTAL Lubricants........................................................................Booth 2744
Tramec Sloan...............................................................................Booth 1744
TransAxle......................................................................................Booth 1036
Transglobal Door...........................................................................Booth 955
Transport Topics............................................................................Booth 844
TransTechs.....................................................................................Booth 716
TRANSTEX......................................................................................Booth 439
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TravelCenters of America..........................................................Booth 1322
TrucBrush Corporation.................................................................Booth 852
Trucker Buddy International.....................................................Booth 2946
Truck-Lite Company, Inc............................................................Booth 1012
TruckPro, Inc................................................................................Booth 2024
Truck Suite....................................................................................Booth 2627
Tru-Flex Exhaust Components..................................................Booth 2704
TruStar Energy.............................................................................Booth 2344
TSE Brakes...................................................................................Booth 1038
Tuffy Manufacturing, Inc...........................................................Booth 1844
UniCarriers Americas Corporation..........................................Booth 3033
US Liner.........................................................................................Booth 2932
Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company...................................Booth 1760
Vanguard National Trailer.........................................................Booth 2960
Vanner Incorporated..................................................................Booth 2226
Velociti Inc......................................................................................Booth 511
Velvac, Inc....................................................................................Booth 2019
Vigillo LLC........................................................................................Booth 340
VIPAR Heavy Duty, Inc.................................................................Booth 919
VirtuOx...........................................................................................Booth 3049
2017 TMC ExhibitorS—LATE ENTRIES
Aerotech Caps, Inc. Booth 3029
2148 Central Industrial Court
Jenison, MI 49428
(616) 581-7429
tina@aerotechcaps.com
aerotechcaps.com
Aerodynamic trailer skirts, wheel covers, fairings.
Baumot North America Booth 2936
2000 Town Center, Ste. 1900
Southfield, MI 48075
(248) 979-8037
h.mckissick@baumot.us
www.baumot.us
Retrofit and aftermarket diesel particulate filters (DPFs).
Brenntag North America Booth 2955
5083 Pottsville Pike
Reading, PA 19605
(877) 363-5843
DEF@Brenntag.com
www.BrenntagDEF.com
Brenntag is the largest distributor of diesel exhaust fluid
(DEF) in the world. With an expansive and efficient DEF
distribution infrastructure compromised of over 140 stocking
locations across the US and Canada, Brenntag will deliver
DEF when and where you need it.
Cengage Booth 3023
500 Terry Francois Blvd.
San Francisco, CA 94158
(530) 347-9774
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Vnomics Corp...............................................................................Booth 1249
Volvo Trucks.................................................................................Booth 2000
Wabash National Corporation..................................................Booth 1260
WABCO...........................................................................................Booth 220
Waltco Lift Corp.............................................................................Booth 739
Weller Truck Parts......................................................................Booth 2957
Wheeler Bros., Inc......................................................................Booth 2036
Whiting Door Manufacturing Corp..........................................Booth 1538
Whiting Systems, Inc....................................................................Booth 426
WyoTech.......................................................................................Booth 2234
Xantrex Technology / Schneider Electric
Solar Inverters USA, Inc............................................................Booth 1918
Yokohama Tire Corporation.........................................................Booth 436
Zafety Lug Lock USA.................................................................Booth 2846
ZED.................................................................................................Booth 2630
ZF......................................................................................................Booth 330
Zonar..............................................................................................Booth 2708
sandi.price@cengage.com
www.cengage.com
Cengage partners with companies in the transportation
industry to provide technician and truck driver training
solutions, and automotive repair information to increase
workplace effectiveness. Cengage offers a broad range
of “off-the-shelf” products and specializes in delivering
customized solutions.
DEX Heavy Duty Parts Booth 2652
2016 Cornatzer Road
Advance, NC 27006
(336) 291-9010
sarah.newton@dexheavydutyparts.com
dexheavydutyparts.com
Dex is one of the leading suppliers of recycled, renovated
and surplus heavy duty truck parts. We have over 30,000
different Mack and Volvo parts in stock, but our total
inventory covers all makes and models.
DuBois Chemicals Booth 3139
3630 E Kemper Rd
Sharonville, OH 45241
(215) 781-3600
nicholas.loessy@duboischemcials.com
duboischemicals.com
DuBois offers custom designed wash systems that have
many benefits to our customers including: soft cloth brush
systems or high pressure touchless systems; the highest
quality components; peak performance; equipment longevity;
enhanced vehicle image; versatility; cost efficiency; safety;
time and money savings; customer satisfaction.
 2017 TMC ExhibitorS—LATE ENTRIES
Engineered Composites Solutions Booth 2928 IOSiX Booth 2949
1307 McShay Ct. 389 Airport Industrial Drive
West Lafayette, IN 47906 Ypsilanti, MI 48198
(765) 490-1133 (734) 730-9690
rg9@comcast.net robert@iosix.com
www.crescentplastics.com iosix.com
Representing Crescent Plastics, Diversified Structural IOSiX manufactures a full line of light- and heavy-duty
Composites, Impact Composites, Penz Products and Vixen data logging and interface tools. Along with partner
Composites. Forty years of product development experience simpletruckELD, IOSiX is exhibiting class-leading technology
in the plastics and composites Industries. for the ELD mandate and other applications.

Exa Corporation Booth 2249 Morpace Inc. Booth 2753

55 Network Drive 31700 Middlebelt Road, Suite 200
Burlington, MA 01803 Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(781) 564-0200 (248) 737-5300
info@exa.com info@morpace.com
www.exa.com www.morpace.com
Exa Corporation, develops, markets, sells, and supports (CAE/ Morpace Inc. is a full service market research and consulting
CFD) software products, and provides professional services firm specializing in voice of consumer insights with a focus
for simulation-driven design. Leading manufacturers choose on commercial fleet.
our fluid flow, heat transfer, and acoustic simulation solutions
to optimize the performance of their products, reduce Pro View Systems, Inc. Booth 2953
product development costs, and improve the efficiency of 215 Center Park Drive, Suite 1600
their design and engineering processes. Knoxville, TN 37922
(865) 769-6540
FuelMaster/Syntech Systems, Inc. Booth 3040 laurie@proviewsystems.com
100 Four Points Way www.proviewsystemsgps.com
Tallahassee, FL 32305 GPS Fleet and Asset Tracking
(800) 888-9136
taylor.fenior@myfuelmaster.com Tennessee Trucking Foundation Booth 2926
www.myfuelmaster.com 4531 Trousdale Drive
Syntech Systems designs and manufactures FuelMaster Nashville, TN 37204
fuel management units which provide the hardware and (615) 777-2882
software to manage fleets and their access to fuel products. cstuart@tntrucking.org
Transactions can be started through credit cards, proximity tntruckingfoundation.org
cards, smartcards, our patented Prokees. Our AIM system Tennessee’s Road Team Captains will be demonstrating the
provides passive fueling transactions. 3D virtual reality experience of driving a big truck through
Oculus rift goggles. This is a new method they are using for
Gorilla Safety Booth 1044 high schools across the State to teach teen drivers safety
20008 Champion Forest Drive, Suite 303 around big trucks.
Spring, TX 77379
(844) 636-1360 VirtuOx Booth 3049
mwalton@gorillasafety.com 5850 Coral Ridge Drive
www.gorillasafety.com Coral Springs, FL 33076
Gorilla Safety brings the first and only easy-to-use mobile app (877) 456-3529
and ELD that fully integrates all the capabilities necessary for christopher.matchniff@virtuox.net
safely/efficiently managing large short- and long-haul vehicle www.virtuox.net
fleets to the transportation industry. Its patented, affordable The VirtuOx VPOD Verisleep Program is designed to meet
cloud-based software automates every aspect of fleet/safety the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)
management, allowing users to improve productivity and requirement that mandates the use of a Chain of Custody for
increase profitability. all Home Sleep Testing when prescribed by Certified Medical
Examiners who are trying to rule out Sleep Apnea for drivers
seeking their medical cards.

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Table of Contents
Technology & Maintenance Council
Officers and Directors, Staff and Study Groups..................................................................... R-3
American Trucking Associations
Key Staff, Committees, Staff Specialists .............................................................................. R-5
ATA Affiliates and Conferences, Councils, Programs and Services ...................................... R-6
U.S. Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration............................................................................................ R-7
Federal Highway Administration Resource Centers............................................................... R-8
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration . ....................................................................... R-9
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Service Centers............................................... R-9
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Field Offices................................................... R-10
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration .................................................................. R-13
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Regional Offices . ..................................... R-14
U.S. Department of Labor . ............................................................................................... R-15
Occupational Safety Health Administration ........................................................................ R-15
Occupational Safety Health Administration Regional Offices.............................................. R-15
Approved State OSHA Programs......................................................................................... R-16
OSHA Consultation Project and Area Offices...................................................................... R-18
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency............................................................................ R-22
State Underground Storage Tank Program Offices.............................................................. R-22
State Truck Operating Profiles
Fuel prices, Registration, Taxes, Size & Weight Limits......................................................... R-27
State Trucking Associations.............................................................................................. R-47
State Maintenance Councils ............................................................................................ R-52
Technician Skills Competition Schedule ......................................................................... R-59
Commercial Vehicle Law Enforcement
Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance State Contacts............................................................ R-60
Truck Driver Training
Schools with Professional Truck Driver Institute Certified Courses..................................... R-64
TMC Recommended Practices
A Guide to TMC’s Recommended Maintenance & Engineering Practices ......................... R-67
Industry Calendar............................................................................................................... R-94

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Technology & Maintenance Council

950 North Glebe Road, Arlington, VA 22203 • 703-838-1763 • http://tmc.trucking.org

TMC Board Of Directors TMC Study Group Officers

TMC Officers S.1 Electrical & Instruments
General Chairman/Treasurer Chairman Chris Disantis, Aim NationaLease
Doug White, Dunbar Armored 1st Vice Chairman Matt Nolan, FedEx Freight
Vice Chairman/Meetings Chairman 2nd Vice Chairman Bruce Purkey, Purkeys
Glen McDonald, Ozark Motor Lines Secretary Rylar Masco, Purkeys
Chairman, Study Groups Meeting Mechanic Al Mihic, Delco Remy
Todd Cotier, Hartt Transportation Sgt.-at-Arms Gary Yurko, TE Connectivity
Chairman, Membership & Publicity Future Truck Liaison Al Lesesky, Vehicle Enhancement Systems
Peggy Fisher, TireStamp Board Liaison Curtis Cummings, FedEx Freight
Chairman, Associates Advisory Group
John Adami, NW Heavy Duty Component Sales S.2 Tire & Wheel
Immediate Past Chairman Chairman Randy Obermeyer, Batesville Logistics
Kevin Tomlinson, South Shore Transportation 1st Vice Chairman Jim Recapito, FedEx Ground
Executive Director 2nd Vice Chairman Randy Patterson, Bridgestone Tire Operations
Carl Kirk, TMC/ATA Secretary Grant DeGeorge, Alcoa Wheel Products
Meeting Mechanics Ed Steck, Michelin Retread Tire
TMC Directors At Large
Sgt.-at-Arms Randy Patterson, Bridgestone Tire Operations
Allen Caldwell First Fleet
Future Truck Liaison Phil Arnold, Michelin
Ken Calhoun, Truck Centers of Arkansas
Board Liaison J. David Foster, Premier Transportation
Curtis Cummings, FedEx Freight
J. David Foster, Premier Transportation
S.3 Engine
Jeff Harris, Swift Transportation
Chairman Randy Tumbarello, Professional Fleet Mgr.
Joe Stianche, Peco Foods
1st Vice Chairmen Radu Mihai, Burnco Rock Products
John Sullivan, Sullivan Management Solutions
2nd Vice Chairman Mark Louzon, Volvo Trucks North America
J. David Walters, Alcoa Wheel Products
Brian Mandt, Donaldson
Secretary Cindy Kerr, Fuel Savvy
TMC Staff Meeting Mechanic Ken Calhoun, Truck Centers of Arkansas
Sgt.-at-Arms Ken Brandt, Horton
Executive Director.......................... Carl Kirk....................... 703-838-1766
Future Truck Liaison Radu Mihai, Burnco Rock Products
Technical Director........................... Robert Braswell........... 703-838-1776 Board Liaison J. David Foster, Premier Transportation
Director of Council Development... Janet Howells-Tierney.703-838-1761
Information Manager...................... Marsh Galloway.......... 913-498-2162 S.4 Cab & Controls
VMRS Services Manager............... Jack Poster.................703-838-7928 Chairman Stacy Earnhardt, Best Specialized
Manager, Council Engineering 1st Vice Chairman Mark Kennedy, Swift Transportation
and Information Technology 2nd Vice Chairman Mark Winchell, Whiting Systems
Programs....................................... Ross Froat...................703-838-7980 Secretary Chris Nute, Bose Corporation
Administrative & Member Meeting Mechanic Megan Junker, Alcoa Wheel Products
Services Assistant......................... Corinne Hicks............. 703-838-1763 Sgt.-at-Arms Keith Rhodes, Watson and Chalin Manufacturing
Future Truck Liaison Jerry Hubbell, Vehicle Enhancement Systems
Board Liaison Jeff Harris, Swift Transportation

S.5 Fleet Maintenance Management

Chairman Dave Dettman, QTC Transportation Holdings
1st Vice Chairman Amanda Schuier, Waller Truck Company
Brad Olsen, FedEx Freight
2nd Vice Chairman Griffith Marks, Decision Toolbox
Secretary Ryan Cummins, Alcoa Wheel Products
Meeting Mechanic Greg Shipman, Vertical Alliance Group
Sgt.-at-Arms Doug Memmering, Cummins
Future Truck Liaison Mike Jeffress, Maverick Transportation
Board Liaison Kenneth Calhoun, Truck Centers of Arkansas

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S.6 Chassis and Brakes Systems
Chairman Jim Boyd, Southeastern Freight Lines
1st Vice Chairmen Mike McDonald, Don Hummer Trucking
2nd Vice Chairman Jack Van der Giessen, Meritor
Secretary Jeffrey Spitzner, Eaton
Meeting Mechanic Greg Sturm, The Timken Company
Sgt.-at-Arms Jim LeClaire, Webb Wheel
Future Truck Liaison Eric Benge, Walmart Transportation
Board Liaison Jeff Harris, Swift Transportation
S.7 Trailers, Bodies & Material Handling
Chairman Scott Bartlein, Barry Trucking
1st Vice Chairman Richard Brown, Transervice Lease Corp.
2nd Vice Chairman Gary Gaussoin, Silver Eagle Manufacturing Co.
Secretary Steve Hazard, Whiting Door
Meeting Mechanic Paul Zola, Whiting Door
Sgt.-at-Arms Hank Schneider, Sealco
Future Truck Liaison Charlie Fetz, Great Dane
Board Liaison John Sullivan, Sullivan Management Solutions
S.11 Sustainablility & Environmental Technology
Chairman Marc Clark, FedEx Express
1st Vice Chairman Duane Lippincott, United Parcel Service
2nd Vice Chairman Kirk Rutherford, Bridgestone Americas
Fritz Marinko, Strehl, LLC
Secretary Rich Carroll, JOST International
Meeting Mechanic Jim Shea, Webasto
Sgt.-at-Arms Chuck Lutz, Alcoa Wheel Products
Future Truck Liaison Duane Lippincott, United Parcel Service
Kirk Rutherford, Bridgestone Americas
Board Liaison J. David Walters, Alcoa Wheel Products
S.12 On-Board Vehicle Electronics
Chairman Troy Jergens, Western Flyer Express
1st Vice Chairman Kevin Waldon, FedEx Freight
2nd Vice Chairmen Ken DeGrant, Drew Technologies
Secretary Abhishek Bharadwaj, Alcoa Wheel Products
Meeting Mechanic Brandon Whitfield, Accuride
Sgt.-at-Arms Vince Lindley, Volvo North America
Future Truck Liaison open
Board Liaison Alan Caldwell, First Fleet
S.14 Light and Medium-Duty Trucks
Chairman Paul Wion, Lewis Tree Services
1st Vice Chairman Richard Winters, Verizon Fleet Operations
2nd Vice Chairmen Lou Stumpp, Navistar
Secretary Alex Knight, Class C Solutions Group
Meeting Mechanic J. David Walters, Alcoa Wheel Products
Sgt.-at-Arms J. David Walters, Alcoa Wheel Products
Future Truck Liaison Lou Stumpp, Navistar
Board Liaison Joe Stianche, Peco Foods
S.16 Service Provider
Chairman Peter Savage, Clarke Power Systems
1st Vice Chairman Brian Mulshine, Rush Enterprises
2nd Vice Chairman Chas Voyles, Navistar
Christine Harey, PACCAR Parts
Secretary Will Waiwood, Alcoa Wheel Products
Meeting Mechanic Kenneth Calhoun, Truck Centers of Arkansas
Sgt.-at-Arms Jim Clifton, Dorsey Trailer Repair
Future Truck Liaison Chas Voyles, Navistar
Board Liaison Kenneth Calhoun, Truck Centers of Arkansas
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Chairman Kevin Willis, Pepsi Beverages Company
1st Vice Chairman open
2nd Vice Chairman Tim Brune, Automotive International
Secretary Dennis Winn, Accuride
Meeting Mechanic Brandon Whitfield, Accuride
Sgt.-at-Arms Brant Schneider, Alcoa Wheel Products
Future Truck Liaison Ken Anderson, DeCarolis Truck Rental
Board Liaison J. David Walters, Alcoa Wheel Products
Professional Technician Development Committee
Chairman Winston Minchew, Old Dominion Freight Lines
1st Vice Chairman Chuck Kerr, FedEx Freight
2nd Vice Chairman Benjamin Phillips, Chief Express
Secretary Delonta Wilson, Alcoa Wheel Products
Meeting Mechanic Roger Maye, Consolidated Metco
Sgt.-at-Arms Will Waiwood, Alcoa Wheel Products
Future Truck Liaison Winston Minchew, Old Dominion Freight Lines
Board Liaison Joe Stianche, Peco Foods
Educator Committee
Chairman Jack Werner, Western Technical College
1st Vice Chairman Duane Tegels, WyoTech
2nd Vice Chairman open
Secretary Steve Woodbeck, Lite-Check
Meeting Mechanic open
Sgt.-at-Arms Greg Shipman, Vertical Alliance Group
Future Truck Liaison Jack Werner, Western Technical College
Board Liaison Allen Caldwell, First Fleet
Future Truck Committee
Chairman Bill Brown, Southeastern Freight Lines
1st Vice Chairman open
2nd Vice Chairman Paul Menig, Tech I-M
Technology Demonstrator
Subcommittee
Chairman Al Lesesky, Vehicle Enhancement Systems
Far Horizons
Subcommittee
Chairman Paul Menig, Tech I-M
Task Forces Sec’y Andrew Brashear, Alcoa Wheel Products
Committee Sec’y Robert Braswell, TMC staff
Meeting Mechanic Brandon Whitfield, Accuride
Sgt.-at-Arms Tim Lampen, MEI Corporation
Board Liaison John Sullivan, Sullivan Management Solutions

American Trucking Associations
Headquarters
950 North Glebe Road, Arlington, VA 22203 • 703-838-1700 • http://www.trucking.org
Capitol Hill
430 First Street S.E., Washington D.C. 20003-1826 • 202-544-6245
Key ATA Staff
President & CEO Chris Spear 703-838-1804
Executive Vice President &
Chief Operating Officer Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Executive Vice President,
Communications Sue Hensley 703-838-1734
Executive Vice President
Advocacy Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
President & COO, American
Transportation Research Institute Rebecca Brewster 770-432-0628
Executive Vice President &
General Counsel Jennifer Hall 703-838-1888
Chief Financial Officer Rusty Duckworth 703-838-1959
Senior Vice President,
Membership & Marketing David Brodie 602-315-8752
Senior Vice President,
Chief Economist Bob Costello 703-838-8895
Senior Vice President, Federation
Relations & Industry Affairs John Lynch 703-838-1954
Senior Vice President,
Sales & Marketing Don Lynn 205-568-1908
Senior Vice President,
Chief of Legislative Affairs Mike Joyce 202-544-6245
ATA Committees
Chairman’s Membership David Brodie 602-315-8752
Communication & Image Policy Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Environmental & Energy Policy Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Hazardous Materials Policy Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Highway Policy Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Hours of Service Subcommittee Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Insurance Task Force Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
Labor & Regulatory Policy Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Safety Policy Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Small Carrier John Lynch 202-478-6835
Supply Chain Security Policy Megan Bush 703-838-7950
Tax Policy Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
Technology & Engineering Policy Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Truck PAC Kathleen Gamble 202-478-6861
ATA Staff Specialists
Accident Statistics Abigail Potter 703-838-1847
Aerodynamics Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Ross Froat 703-838-7980
Agricultural and Food Transportation Jon Samson 703-838-7955
Autohaulers Robert Farrell 703-838-7970
Bar Coding Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Brakes Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Ross Froat 703-838-7980
Brokers Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
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ATA Staff Specialists
CSA Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Cargo/Load Securement Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Ross Froat 703-838-7980
Cargo Loss and Damage Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Brian Lagana 703-838-1703
Coalitions Mala K. Parker 202-478-6844
Commercial Drivers License (CDL) Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Compensation Surveys Bob Costello 703-838-1799
Connected Vehicles Michael Cammisa 703-838-2258
Cross Border Megan Bush 703-838-7950
Customs/Immigration Megan Bush 703-838-7950
Diesel Fuel Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Distracted Driving/Cell Phone Use Abigail Potter 703-838-1847
DOT (MCMIS Data) Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Driver Training/CDL Qualifications Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Driver Wages Bob Costello 703-838-1799
Drug & Alcohol Testing Abigail Potter 703-838-1847
Economic Trends Bob Costello 703-838-1799
Electronic Logging Devices Megan Bush 703-838-7950
Emissions Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Energy Policy Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Engineering Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Engines Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Environmental Affairs Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Mike Tunnell 916-300-3161
Event Services Dan Snead 703-838-1755
Exhibit Sales & Sponsorships Event Services Sales 703-838-1923
Federal Motor Carrier
Safety Regulations Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Federation Relations John Lynch 202-478-6835
Financial and Operating Statistics Bob Costello 703-838-1799
Food Security Jon Samson 703-838-7955
Freight Claims Brian Lagana 703-838-1703
Fuel Issues Glen Kedzie 703-838-1703
Fuel Prices Rod Suarez 703-838-1792
Gift Giving/Development Susan Chandler 703-838-1861
Government Traffic Bill Wanamaker 703-838-1997
Hazardous Material Transportation Megan Bush 703-838-7950
Highway Access Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Highway Cost Allocation Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Highway User Fees Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Hours of Service Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Image Programs Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Immigration Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Indoor Air Quality Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Inspections, Vehicle Safety Ross Froat 703-838-7908
Insurance/Tort Reform Issues Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
Intermodal Transport Curtis Whalen 703-838-1867
International Fuel Tax Agreement Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
International Registration Plan (IRP) Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
Labor and Human Resources Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Legal (General) Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Legislative Affairs Mike Joyce 202-544-6245
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ATA Staff Specialists Continued
Litigation Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Logistics Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
Loss Prevention Brian Lagana 703-838-1703
Maintenance Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Marketing Don Lynn 205-568-1908
Media Relations Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Sean McNally 703-838-1995
Medical Qualifications Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Megan Bush 703-838-7950
NAFTA/Mexico and Canada Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
National Highway System Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Natural Gas Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
On-Board Technologies Ross Froat 703-838-7980
OSHA Abigail Potter 703-838-1847
Owner/Operator Classification Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Ports, Clean Trucks Programs Curtis Whalen 703-838-1867
Public Affairs Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Public-Private Partnerships Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Publications and Products Whitney Loring 703-838-1797
To Order 866-821-3468
Regulatory Policy Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Roadability Curtis Whalen 703-838-1867
Roadside Inspections Ross Froat 703-838-7980
Safety Audits Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Safety Education Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Safety Services Brian Lagana 703-838-1703
Jacob Pierce 703-838-1931
Safety, Motor Carrier Sean Garney 703-838-8804
Security Policy Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Security Programs Brian Lagana 703-838-1703
Single State Registration Systems Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
Size and Weight Limits Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Sleep Apnea Megan Bush 703-838-7950
Sponsorships Event Services Sales 703-838-1923
Don Lynn 205-568-1908
Stability Control Ross Froat 703-838-7980
Standard Carrier Alpha &
Standard Point Location Codes NMFTA - Paul Levine 703-838-1822
State Laws Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
State Tax Matters Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
State Association Relations John Lynch 202-478-6835
Statistics Bob Costello 703-838-1799
Sustainability Glen Kedzie 703-838-1879
Tax Policy Bob Pitcher 703-838-7939
Technology Policy Bill Sullivan 703-838-1853
Tires Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
Tolls Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Truck Design & Characteristics Ross Froat 703-838-7980
Underride Guards Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Vehicle Maintenance
Reporting Standards (VMRS) Jack Poster 703-838-7928
Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Wage and Hour Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
Weight Distance Taxes Darrin Roth 703-838-1900
Western Environmental Mike Tunnell 916-300-3161
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Agricultural & Food
Transporters Conference Jon Samson 703-838-7955
Automobile Carriers Conference Robert Farrell 703-838-7970
Government Freight Conference Bill Wanamaker 703-838-1997
Regional & Distribution
Carriers Conference Robert Farrell 703-838-7970
Intermodal Motor Carriers
Conference Curtis Whalen 703-838-1867
National Tank Truck Carriers Dan Furth 703-838-1960
Truckload Carriers Association John Lyboldt 703-838-1950
ATA Councils
Information Technology
& Logistics Council Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
National Accounting
& Finance Council Warren Hoemann 703-838-7956
Safety Management Council Brian Lagana 703-838-1919
Supply Chain Security
& Loss Prevention Council Brian Lagana 703-838-1703
Technology & Maintenance Council Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
ATA Programs and Services
ATA Grassroots Program John Lynch 202-478-6835
America’s Road Team Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Subrina Ghorashi 703-838-1836
American Transportation
Research Institute Rebecca Brewster 770-432-0628
Dan Murray 651-641-6162
ATA Litigation Center Rich Pianka 703-838-1889
ATA Business Solutions 866-821-3468
ATA Carrier Savings Program 866-625-9785
ATA Economics Reports ATA Business Solutions 866-821-3468
ATA Pavers Greg Kohlrieser 703-838-1971
ATA Products & Publications ATA Business Solutions 866-821-3468
“Call on Washington” Program John Lynch 202-478-6835
Driver of the Year Jacob Pierce 703-838-1931
Driver Recruitment Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Electronic Data
Interchange Standards Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
Event Services Dan Snead 703-838-1988
Fleet Safety Service Jacob Pierce 703-838-1931
Image Campaign Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
LEAD ATA Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Marketing Don Lynn 205-568-1908
Membership 888-333-1759
Stormie Janzen 703-838-8810
Carolyn Stubbs 703-838-1803
Lew Feldman 703-838-1993
Motor Carrier Annual Report ATA Business Solutions 866-821-3468
National Truck Driver
Appreciation Week Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
Drew Mitrisin 703-838-1898
Safe Driver/Worker
Awards Program Jacob Pierce 703-838-1931
Share the Road Program Elisabeth Barna 703-838-1945
TMCSuperTech Carl Kirk 703-838-1766
Robert Braswell 703-838-1776
Transport Topics - Advertising Christie Raymond 703-838-1872
Transport Topics - Circulation Scott Smith 703-838-1737
Truck Driving Championships Jacob Pierce 703-838-1931
Truck PAC Kathleen Gamble 202-478-6861
Vehicle Maintenance
Reporting Services (VMRS) Jack Poster 703-838-7928
Robert Braswell 703-838-1776

U.S. Department of Transportation
1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E., Washington, DC 20590
DOT Personnel Locator 202-366-4000
FHWA Personnel Locator 202-366-0537
Federal Highway Administration
M aintaining and administering the Interstate High-
way System is FHWA’s main responsibility.
Construction of the 44,850 miles of Interstate High-
ways, begun in 1956, is now complete and is part of
the 150,000-mile National Highway System that was
designated by Congress in 1995.
As established, highways classified as Interstates are
to be funded on a 90 percent federal, 10 percent state
basis. The remainder of the National Highway System
is to be funded on an 80-20 basis. Funding for the
800,000 miles of primary, secondary, and urban roads
that are eligible for the Federal Aid Highway money will
also be split on an 80-20 basis. Funding for emergency
road repairs is funded through the Highway Trust Fund,
which in turn is funded through special highway excise
taxes and user fees.
Office of the Federal Highway Administrator
Administrator Greg Nadeau 202-366-2240
Deputy Administrator David S. Kim 202-366-0585
Executive Director Walter C. Waidelich Jr. 202-366-2242
Office of Innovative Program Delivery
Director Tony T. Furst 202-366-2242
Intelligent Transportation Systems/Joint Program Office
Director Kenneth M. Leonard 202-366-9536
Chief Counsel
Chief Counsel Thomas G. Echikson 202-366-0740
Policy and Governmental Affairs
Associate Administrator David Howard 202-366-9392
Office of Legislative and Policy Communication
Director Cheryl J. Walker 202-366-6378
Office of Transportation Policy Studies
Director Mary Beth Zimmerman 202-366-9232
Office of Highway Policy Information
Director David Winter 202-366-4631
Office of International Programs
Director Leslie Wright 202-366-9195
Public Affairs
Director Jane Mellow 202-366-9910
Planning, Environment and Realty
Associate Administrator Gloria Shepherd 202-366-0116
Office of Planning
Director Kenneth N Petty II 202-366-6654
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Office of Human Environment
Director Shari M. Schaftlein 202-366-5570
Office of Project Development & Environmental Review
Director vacant 202-366-2065
Office of Natural Environment
Director April L. Marchese 202-366-2074
Office of Real Estate Services
Director Virgil R. Pridemore 202-366-2058
Infrastructure
Associate Administrator Thomas D. Everett 202-366-0370
Office of Program Administration
Director Peter J. Stephanos 202-366-0027
Office of Bridges and Structures
Director Joseph L. Hartmann 202-366-4599
Office of Asset Management, Pavements and Construction
Director Hari Kalla 202-366-5915
Office of Transportation Performance Management
Director vacant 202-366-0327
Operations
Associate Administrator vacant 202-366-9210
Office of Freight Management and Operations
Director Caitlin H. Rayman 202-493-0457
Office of Transportation Management
Director Robert E. Arnold 202-366-1285
Office of Transportation Operations
Director Mark R. Kehrli 202-366-0600
Safety
Associate Administrator Elizabeth Alicandri 202-366-6409
Office of Safety Programs
Director vacant 202-366-2201
Office of Safety Technologies
Director Michael Griffith 202-366-9469
Federal Lands Highway
Assoc. Administrator Timothy Hess 202-366-9472
Civil Rights
Associate Admin., Acting Irene Rico 804-775-3333
Research, Development and Technology
Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center
6300 Georgetown Pike
McLean, VA 22101
202-493-3999
Associate Administrator Michael F. Trentacoste 202-493-3259
Office of Infrastructure Research and Development
Director Cheryl Richter 202-493-3021
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Office of Safety Research and Development FHWA Resource Centers

Director Monique R. Evans 202-493-3074
Office of Operations Research and Development Atlanta
Director Brian P. Cronin 202-493-3269 FHWA Resource Center
Office of Resource Management 61 Forsyth Street, Suite 17T26
Director Kimberly V. Wilkins 202-493-3173 Atlanta, GA 30303
Office of Corporate Research, Technology Innovation Management V: 404-562-3570
Director Debra S. Elston 202-493-3181 F: 404-562-3700

National Highway Institute

Baltimore
Director Valerie A. Briggs 703-235-0520
FHWA Resource Center
1310 North Courthouse Road, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22201
10 S. Howard Street, Suite 4000
V: 703-235-0500; 877-558-6873
Baltimore, MD 21201
F: 703-235-0593
V: 410-962-0093
http://nhi.fhwa.dot.gov
F: 410-962-3419

Lakewood, Colorado
FHWA Resource Center
12300 West Dakota Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80228
V: 720-963-3215
F: 720-963-3232

Matteson, Illinois
FHWA Resource Center
One Prairie Office Center
4749 Lincoln Mall Drive, Suite 600
Matteson, IL 60443
V: 708-283-3500
F: 708-283-3501

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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E., Suite W60-300, Washington, D.C. 20590 • 800-832-5660

T he Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

(FMCSA), reorganized from the Office of Motor Car-
riers in early 2000, put in place administration, safety
F: 443-703-2253
States covered: Connecticut, Delaware, DC, Maine, Maryland, Mas-
sachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
and enforcement elements, long sought by the trucking Rhode Island, Puerto Rico, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia.
industry. FMCSA was created as equal in status with
the FHWA within the Department of Transportation. The Midwestern Service Center
bill creating the change was signed by President Clin- 4749 Lincoln Mall Drive, Suite 300A
ton on Dec. 9, 1999, and became effective Jan. 1, 2000. Matteson, IL 60443
FMCSA is responsible for retrofit rules, compliance V: 708-283-3577
reviews and safety inspections, rules governing driver F: 708-283-3579
qualifications and establishing a national database of States covered: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota,
driver violations. Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Wisconsin
The agency develops and puts into effect national
motor carrier standards, develops hazardous material Southern Service Center
regulations, issues interpretations and reviews state
1800 Century Blvd., Suite 1700
laws and regulations. The existing Field Operations
Atlanta, GA 30345
offices will continue to handle day-to-day operations of
V: 404-327-7400
federal and state field staffs, including the State Motor
Carrier Assistance Program. F: 404-327-7349
States covered: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South
Frequently Called Numbers Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
FMSCA Toll Free................................................................. 800-832-5660
• U.S. Dot Numbers Western Service Center
• Status DOT Numbers Golden Hills Office Centre
• Operating Authority Information
12600 W. Colfax Ave., Suite B-300
• Safety Ratings/CSA Information
• Licensing Information Lakewood, CO 80215
V: 303-407-2350
Share the Road Safely.........................................................202-493-0472 F: 303-407-2339
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Hotline.....888-327-4236 States covered: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho,
Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Wash-
Administration . ...................................................................202-366-8773 ington, Wyoming.
Chief Counsel .................................................................... 202-493-0349
Civil Rights ..........................................................................202-366-8810
Communications ............................................................... 202-366-9999
Enforcement and Program Delivery .................................. 202-366-4553
Field Operations ................................................................ 202-366-0280
Policy and Program Development .....................................202-366-2551
Research and Information Technology ..............................202-366-2525

On the Internet
CDL Program Information
http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration-licensing/cdl/cdl.htm
Key FMSCA Programs
http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/about/what-we-do/keyprogrmas/keyprograms.htm

FMCSA Service Centers

Eastern Service Center
802 Cromwell Park Drive, Suite N
Glen Burnie, MD 21061
V: 443-703-2240

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Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Field Offices

Alabama Delaware Indiana

520 Cotton Gin Rd. 1203 College Park Drive, Suite 102 575 N. Pennsylvania Street
Montgomery, AL 36117 Dover, DE 19904-6726 Room 261
V: 334-290-4954 V: 302-734-8173 Indianapolis, IN 46204
F: 334-290-4944 F: 302-346-5101 V: 317-226-7474
F: 317-226-5657
Alaska District of Columbia
Iowa
Frontier Building, Suite 260 1990 K Street, NW, Suite 510
3601 C Street Washington, D.C. 20006 105 6th Street
Anchorage, AK 99503 V: 202-219-3576 Ames, IA 50010-6337
V: 907-271-4068 F: 202-219-3546 V: 515-233-7400
F: 907-271-4069 F: 515-233-7494
Florida
Arizona Kansas
3500 Financial Plaza, Suite 200
400 East Van Buren, Suite 401 Tallahassee, FL 32312 1303 SW First American Place
Phoenix, AZ 85004-2223 V: 850-942-9338 Suite 200
V: 602-379-6851 F: 850-942-9680 Topeka, KS 66604-4040
F: 602-379-3627 V: 785-271-1260
F: 877-547-0378
Georgia
Arkansas
Two Crown Center Kentucky
Federal Building, Room 2527 1745 Phoenix Blvd., Suite 380
700 W. Capitol Ave. Atlanta, GA 30349 330 W. Broadway, Room 124
Little Rock, AR 72201 V: 678-284-5130 Frankfort, KY 40601
V: 501-324-5050 F: 678-284-5146 V: 502-223-6779
F: 501-324-6562 F: 502-223-6767
Hawaii
California Louisiana
300 Ala Moana Blvd., Room 3-239
1325 J Street, Suite 1540 Box 50226 5304 Flanders Drive, Suite A
Sacramento, CA 95814-2941 Honolulu, HI 96850 Baton Rouge, LA 70808
V: 916-930-2760 V: 808-541-2790 V: 225-757-7640
F: 916-930-2778 F: 808-541-2702 F: 225-757-7636

Colorado Idaho Maine

12300 W. Dakota Ave., Suite 130 1387 Vinnel Way, Suite 341 Edmund S. Muskie Federal Building
Lakewood, CO 80228 Boise ID 83703 40 Western Ave., Room 411
V: 720-963-3130 V: 208-334-1842 Augusta, ME 04330
F: 720-963-3131 F: 208-334-1046 V: 207-622-8358
F: 207-622-8477
Connecticut Illinois
628-2 Hebron Ave., Suite 302 3250 Executive Park Drive
Glastonbury, CT 06033 Springfield, IL 62703-4514
V: 860-659-6700 V: 217-492-4608
F: 860-659-6725 F: 217-492-4986

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Maryland Nebraska North Dakota

City Crescent Building 100 Centennial Mall N., Room 406 4503 N. Coleman St., Suite 204
10 S. Howard St., Suite 2710 Lincoln, NE 68508 Bismarck, ND 58503
Baltimore, MD 21201 V: 402-437-5986 V: 701-250-4346
V: 410-962-2889 F: 402-437-5837 F: 701-250-4389
F: 410-962-3916
Nevada Ohio
Massachusetts
705 N Plaza Street, Suite 204 200 N. High Street, Room 609
50 Mall Rd, Suite 212 Carson City, NV 89701 Columbus, OH 43215
Burlington, MA 01803 V: 775-687-5335 V: 614-280-5657
V: 781-425-3210 F: 775-687-8353 F: 614-280-6875
F: 781-425-3225
New Hampshire Oklahoma
Michigan
54 Pleasant Street, Suite 3300 300 N. Meridian, Suite 106 North
315 West Allegan Street, Room 219 Concord, NH 03301 Oklahoma City, OK 73107
Lansing, Ml 48933 V: 603-228-3112 V: 405-605-6047
V: 517-853-5990 F: 603-228-0390 F: 405-605-6176
F: 517-377-1868
New Jersey Oregon
Minnesota
One Independence Way, Suite 120 The Equitable Center
380 Jackson Street Princeton, NJ 08540 530 Center Street NE, Suite 440
Galtier Plaza, Suite 500 V: 609-275-2604 Salem, OR 97301-3740
St Paul, MN 55101 F: 609-275-5108 V: 503-399-5775
V: 651-291-6150 F: 503-316-2580
F: 651-291-6001 New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Mississippi 2440 Louisiana Blvd. NE, Suite 520
Albuquerque, NM 87110 215 Limekiln Road, Suite 200
100 W. Capitol Street, Suite 1049 V: 505-346-7858 New Cumberland, PA 17070
Jackson, MS 39269 F: 505-346-7859 V: 717-641-4060
V: 601-965-4219 F: 717-641-4066
F: 601-965-4674 New York
Puerto Rico
Missouri Leo W. O’Brien Federal Building
Room 815 Torre Chardon, Suite 207
3219 Emerald Lane, Suite 500 Clinton Avenue & N. Pearl Street 350 Chardn Street
Jefferson City, MO 65109 Albany, NY 12207 Hato Rey, PR 00918
V: 573-636-3246 V: 518-431-4145 V: 787-766-5985
F: 573-636-8901 F: 518-431-4140 F: 787-766-5015

Montana North Carolina Rhode Island

2880 Skyway Drive 310 New Bern Ave., Suite 468 20 Risho Avenue, Suite E
Helena, MT 59602 Raleigh, NC 27601 East Providence, RI 02914
V: 406-449-5304 V: 919-856-4378 V: 401-431-6010
F: 406-449-5318 F: 919-856-4369 F: 401-431-6019

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South Carolina Washington

1835 Assembly St., Suite 1253 2424 Heritage Ct., Suite 302
Columbia, SC 29021-2430 Olympia, WA 98502-6031
V: 803-765-5414 V: 360-753-9875
F: 803-765-5413 F: 360-753-9024

South Dakota West Virginia

1410 E. Highway 14, Suite B 700 Washington St. East
Pierre, SD 57501 Geary Plaza, Suite 205
V: 605-224-8202 Charleston, WV 25301
F: 605-224-1766 V: 304-347-5935
F: 304-347-5617
Tennessee
Wisconsin
640 Grassmere Park, Suite 111
Nashville, TN 37211 1 Point Place, Suite 101
V: 615-781-5781 Madison, WI 53719-2809
F: 615-781-5780 V: 608-662-2010
F: 608-829-7540
Texas
Wyoming
903 San Jacinto Blvd., Suite 101
Austin, TX 78701 2617 East Lincolnway, Suite F
V: 512-916-5440 Cheyenne, WY 82001
F: 512-916-5482 V: 307-772-2305
F: 307-772-2905
Utah
310 East 4500 South, Suite 102
Salt Lake, City UT 84107-3993
V: 801-288-0360
F: 801-288-8867

Vermont
87 State Street, Room 305
P.O. Box 338
Montpelier, VT 05601
V: 802-828-4480
F: 802-828-4581

Virginia
400 North 8th Street, Room 780
Richmond, VA 23219-4827
V: 804-771-8585
F: 804-771-8670

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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E., West Building, Washington, D.C. 20590
General Information and Personnel Locator: 202-366-4000
NHTSA Toll Free: 888-327-4236
Office of the Administrator
Administrator vacant 202-366-1836
Deputy Administrator Terry Shelton (Acting) 202-366-2775
Chief Counsel Steve Wood (Acting) 202-366-2830
Governmental Affairs, Policy and Strategic Planning
Director vacant 202-366-1836
Communications
Director vacant 202-366-5789
Chief Safety Scientist Joseph Kolly 202-366-2669-
Civil Rights
Director Regina Morgan 202-366-0972
Executive Director Jack Danielson 202-366-5729
Communications and Consumer Information
Associate Administrator Susan Gorcowski 202-366-9550
Dir. / Media Relations Karen Aldana 202-366-9550
Dir. / Consumer Info. Susan McMeen 202-366-9550
Dir. / Commun. Services Warren Owens 202-366-9550
Dir. / Digital Strategies James Schulte 202-366-9550
Research and Program Development
Office of Impaired Driving & Occupant Protection
Director vacant 202-493-0019
Office of Safety Programs
Director John Marshall 202-366-4016
Office of Behavioral Safety Research
Director Richard Compton 202-366-2699
Office of Emergency Medical Services
Director Jon Krohmer 202-366-9966
Rulemaking
Associate Administrator Ryan Posten 202-366-1810
Office of Crashworthiness Standards
Director Lori Summers 202-366-1740
Office of Crash Avoidance Standards
Director David HInes 202-366-4931
Office of International Policy, Fuel Economy & Consumer Programs
Director vacant 202-366-1810
Enforcement
Associate Administrator Jeffrey Giuseppe (Acting) 202-366-3217
Office of Defects Investigation
Director vacant 202-366-8089
Office of Vehicle Safety Compliance
Director Jeffrey Giuseppe 202-366-5203
Odometer Fraud Investigation
Director David W. Sparks 202-366-4761
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Vehicle Safety Research
Associate Administrator Nat Beuse 202-366-4862
Office of Vehicle Research & Test Center
Director Tim Johnson 202-366-5663
Vehicle Stability & Control Riley Garrott 937-666-4511
Defects Analysis &
Crashworthiness Donald Willke 937-666-4511
Office of Vehicle Crashworthiness Research
Director Stephen Ridella 202-366-5662
Human Factors Engineering Integration
Director Chris Monk 202-366-5195
Office of Vehicle Crash Avoidance & Electronic Control
Director Cem Hatipoglu 202-366-0812
Crash Avoidance and
Heavy Truck Research Bob Kreeb 202-366-5663
Intelligent Technologies
Research Division Tim Johnson 202-366-5663
National Center for Statistics & Analysis
Associate Administrator Steven Smith (Acting) 202-366-1810
Office of Data Acquisition
Director Chip Chidester 202-366-5393
Crash Investigation Division John Brophy 202-366-0328
Special Crash Investigations Hotline 877-201-3172
State Data Reporting
Systems Division Barbara Rhea 202-366-2714
Safety Systems
Management Division Michael Frenchik 202-366-0641
Office of Traffic Records & Analysis
Director Chou-Lin Chen 202-366-1048
Mathematical Analysis Div. Rajesh Subramanian 202-366-3365
National Driver Register &
Traffic Records Division Sean McLaurin 202-366-4800
888-851-0436
Office of Regulatory Analysis & Evaluation
Director Larry Blincoe
Evaluation Division John Kindelgerger 202-366-4696
Regulatory Analysis Division Thomas Kang 202-366-2553
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NHTSA Regional Offices Region 7 — Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has 10 Regional 901 Locust Street
offices that work on the agency’s mission to save lives, prevent Kansas City, MO 64106
injuries, and reduce traffic-related healthcare and other economic V: 816-329-3900 F: 816-329-3910
costs. Each Regional office provides numerous services to its E-mail: Region7@dot.gov
states, as well as other public and private sector customers. These
services include, but are not limited to, technical assistance, pro- Region 8 — Colorado, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota,
moting legislation, administering the agency’s grant fund programs, Utah, Wyoming
assisting in coalition building and delivering training.
12300 W. Dakota Avenue
Lakewood, CO 80228-2583
Region 1 — Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
V: 720-963-3100 F: 720-963-3124
shire, Rhode Island, Vermont
E-mail: Region8@dot.gov
VOLPE National Transportation Systems Center
55 Broadway - Kendall Square - Code 8E
Cambridge, MA 02142 Region 9 — Arizona, California, Hawaii, Northern Marianas,
V: 617-494-3427 F: 617-494-3646 American Samoa, Guam
E-mail: Region1@dot.gov John E. Moss Federal Building
650 Capitol Mall
Sacramento, CA 95814
Region 2 — New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
V: 916-498-5058
Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
E-mail: Region9@dot.gov
245 Main Street
White Plains, NY 10601-2442
V: 914-682-6162 F: 914-682-6239 Region 10 — Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington
E-mail: Region2@dot.gov 3140 Jackson Federal Building
915 Second Avenue
Region 3 — Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky Seattle, WA 98174
Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia V: 206-220-7640 F: 206-220-7651
E-mail: Region10@dot.gov
10 S. Howard Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
V: 410-962-0090 F: 410-962-2770
E-mail: Region3@dot.gov

Region 4 — Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee

Atlanta Federal Center
61 Forsyth Street, SW
Atlanta, GA 30303
V: 404-562-3739 F: 404-562-3763
E-mail: Region4@dot.gov

Region 5 — Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin

4749 Lincoln Mall Drive
Matteson, IL 60443-3800
V: 708-503-8822 F: 708-503-8991
E-mail: Region5@dot.gov

Region 6
Indian Nations, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, Texas
819 Taylor St, Room 8A38
Fort Worth TX 76102
V: 817-978-3653 F: 817-978-8339
E-mail: Region6@dot.gov

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U.S. Department of Labor

200 Constitution Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20210 • 866-487-2365
Locator # 202-693-5000

T he Department of Labor monitors trucking firms mostly Region 2 (New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands)
through the Occupational Safety and Health Adminis- Regional Office
tration. Many of the current OSHA regulations, particularly 201 Varick Street, Room 670
those dealing with hazardous materials and asbestos, di- New York, NY 10014
V: 212-337-2378 F: 212-337-2371
rectly affect workers in the transportation industry. OSHA
services include consultation services, training and educa- Region 3 (District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland,
tion programs. The consultation program is a free service Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia)
largely funded by OSHA and delivered by state govern- Regional Office
ments using professional staff. This program helps em- The Curtis Center, Suite 740 W.
ployers to identify and correct specific hazards, provides 170 S. Independence Mall West
guidance in establishing or improving an effective safety Philadelphia, PA 19106-3309
and health program, and offers training and education for V: 215-861-4900 F: 215-861-4904
employers, for their supervisors and other employees.
The OSHA Training Institute provides basic and ad- Region 4 (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North
vanced training for private sector employees. The Insti- Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee)
Regional Office
tute also has developed many audiovisual products on
61 Forsythe St. SW, Rm 6T50
hazardous materials, which are available for sale from the
Atlanta, GA 30303
National Audiovisual Center. OSHA area offices are full V: 678-237-0400 F: 678-237-0447
service centers offering information concerning publica-
tions, audiovisual materials, and technical advice on work- Region 5 (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin)
place hazards. Contact points for the principal divisions Regional Office
of the Labor Department and a comprehensive listing of 230 South Dearborn Street, Room 3244
OSHA area offices are listed below. Chicago, Il 60604
V: 312-353-2220 F: 312-353-7774
Office of the Secretary
Secretary of Labor, Acting Edward Hugler 202-693-6000 Region 6 (Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas)
Deputy Secretary vacant 202-693-6002 Regional Office
Executive Secretariat 525 Griffin Street, Room 602
Director, Acting Elizabeth Way 202-693-6100 Dallas, TX 75202
Assistant Secretaries V: 972-850-4145 F: 972-850-4149
Occupational Safety and
Health Administration vacant 202-693-2000 Region 7 (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska)
Employment & Training vacant 202-693-2700 Regional Office
Policy vacant 202-693-5959 Two Pershing Square Bldg., Suite 1010
Public Affairs vacant 202-693-4676 2300 Main St.
Disability Employment Kansas City, MO 64108
Policy, vacant 202-693-7880 V: 816-238-8745 F: 816-238-0547
Veterans Employment
& Training vacant 202-693-4700 Region 8 (Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah,
Congressional & Wyoming)
Intergovernmental Affairs vacant 202-693-4601 Regional Office
Employees’ Benefits 1244 Speer Blvd., Suite 551
Security Administration vacant 202-693-8300 Denver, CO 80204
V: 720-264-6550 F: 720-264-6585
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commissioner Erica Groshen 202-691-7800 Region 9 (Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, and Nevada)
Regional Office
OSHA Regional Offices 90th St., Suite 18100
San Francisco, California 94103
Region 1 (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
V: 415-625-2547 F: 415-625-2534
Rhode Island, Vermont)
Regional Office
Region 10 (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)
JFK Federal Building, Room E340
Regional Office
Boston, MA 02203
300 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1280
V: 617-565-9860 F: 617-565-9827
Seattle, WA 98104-2397
V: 206-757-6700 F: 206-757-6705

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Approved State OSHA Programs Michigan

T wenty-three states have approved OSHA plans that supersede Federal

OSHA Standards. Those states are required to provide inspection and
enforcement of facilities. The state-approved plans must be at least as ef-
Occupational Safety & Health Admin.
P.O. Box 30643
Lansing, MI 48909-8143
fective as the federal OSHA Hazard Communication Standard. Note: Con- V: 517-241-7124
necticut and New York plans cover public employees only. OSHA is exercis- F: 301-373-2129
ing concurrent private-sector federal enforcement authority in California.
Minnesota
Alaska Indiana Department of Labor and Industry
443 Lafayette Road
Department of Labor Department of Labor St. Paul, MN 55155
1111 W. 8th Street, Room 304 State Office Building V: 651-284-5010
P.O. Box 111149 402 West Washington St. Rm W195 F: 651-284-5741
Juneau, AK 99801-1149 Indianapolis, IN 46204-2751
V: 907-465-2700 V: 317-232-2693
F: 907-465-2784 F: 317-233-3790 Nevada

Arizona Iowa Division of Industrial Relations

Occupational Safety & Health Admin.
1301 N. Green Valley Parkway, Suite 200
Industrial Commission of Arizona Division of Labor Services Henderson, NV 89074
800 W. Washington 1000 E. Grand Avenue V: 702-486-9020
Phoenix, AZ 85007-2922 Des Moines, IA 50319-0209 F: 702-990-0358
V: 602-542-5795 V: 515-281-3447
F: 602-542-1614 F: 515-281-5631
New Jersey
California Kentucky Department of Labor
1 John Fitch Plaza
Department of Industrial Relations Department of Labor P.O. Box 386
1515 Clay Street, 17th Floor 1047 U.S. Highway 127 South, Suite 4 Trenton, NJ 08625-0386
Oakland, CA 94612 Frankfort, KY 40601 V: 609-292-0501
V: 510-622-3965 V: 502-564-0684 F: 609-292-4409
F: 510-286-7037 F: 502-564-5387

New Mexico
Connecticut Maine
Occupational Health & Safety Bureau
Department of Labor Workplace Safety & Health Division
200 Folly Brook Boulevard 45 State House Station 525 Camino de los Marquez, Suite 3
Wethersfield, CT 06109 Augusta, ME 0433-0045 Sante Fe, NM 87502
V: 860-263-6505 V: 207-623-7132 V: 505-476-8700
F: 860-263-6529 F: 207-623-7934 F: 505-476-8734

Hawaii Maryland New York

Dept. of Labor and Industrial Relations Department of Labor, Licensing Department of Labor
830 Punchbowl Street, Suite 321 and Regulation State Office Campus Bldg. 12, Rm 158
Honolulu, HI 96813 1100 N. Eutaw Street, Room 606 Albany, NY 12240
V: 808-586-8844 Baltimore, MD 21201-2206 V: 518-457-3518
F: 808-586-9099 V: 410-767-2241 F: 518-457-5545
F: 410-767-2986
Illinois Department of Occupation and Health North Carolina
10946 Golden West Drive, Suite 160
Department of Labor Hunt Valley, MD 21031
Department of Labor
900 South Spring St. V: 410-527-4499
Springfield, IL 62702 F: 410-527-4481 1101 Mail Service Center
V: 217-782-6206 Raleigh, NC 27699-1101
F: 217-782-0596 V: 919-733-0359
F: 919-733-6197

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Oregon Washington
Occupational Safety & Health Division Department of Labor and Industries
Consumer and Business Services P.O. Box 44001
350 Winter Street, NE, Room 430 Olympia, WA 98504
V: 360-902-4805
Salem, OR 97309-0405
F: 360-902-5619
V: 503-378-3272
F: 503-947-7461
Wyoming
South Carolina
Workers’ Safety & Compensation Division
1510 E. Pershing Blvd. - West Wing
Dept. of Labor, Licensing & Regulation Cheyenne, WY 82002
P. O. Box 11329 V: 307-777-3581
Columbia, SC 29211 F: 307-777-3646
V: 803-896-4300
F: 803-896-4393

Tennessee
Dept. of Labor, and Workforce Dev.
220 French Landing Drive
Nashville, TN 37243
V: 615-741-2793
F: 615-741-3325

Utah
Labor Commission
160 East 300 South, 3rd Floor
P. O. Box 146650
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6650
V: 801-530-6848
F: 801-530-6390

Vermont
Department of Labor
5 Green Mountain Drive
P.O. Box 488
Montpelier, VT 05601-0488
V: 802-828-4000
F: 802-828-4022

Virginia
Department of Labor and Industry
Main Street Centre
600 E. Main Street
Richmond, VA 23219-4101
V: 804-786-0574
F: 804-371-6524

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OSHA Consultation Project and Area Offices Georgia

T hose states that do not have state-approved plans are bound by federal
OSHA regulations. Consult the following locations for questions concerning
the federal regulations. http://www.osha.gov/dcsp/smallbusiness/consult.html
21(d) Onsite Consultation Program
Georgia Institute of Technology
260 14th St., NW
Atlanta, GA 30332-0837
Alabama Colorado V: 404-407-8276
F: 404-407-9024
Safe State Program Colorado State University
University of Alabama Occupational Safety Hawaii
432 Martha Parham West & Health Consultation
P.O. Box 870388 1681 Campus Delivery
Consultation & Training Branch
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Fort Collins, CO 80523
Dept. of Labor & Industrial Relations
V: 205-348-8975 V: 970-491-6151
830 Punchbowl Street, Room 423
F: 205-348-9878 F: 970-491-7778
Honolulu, HI 96813
V: 808-586-9100
Alaska Connecticut F: 808-586-9131

Consultation and Training Connecticut Department of Labor Idaho

3301 Eagle Street, Suite 305 Div. of Occupational Safety & Health
Anchorage, AK 99503-4149 38 Wolcott Hill Road
Idaho OSHA Consultation Program
V: 907-269-4957 Wethersfield, CT 06109
Boise State University
F: 907-269-3723 V: 860-263-6925
1910 University Drive, M.S. 1825
F: 860-263-6940
Boise, ID 83725-1825
Arizona V: 208-426-3283
Delaware F: 208-426-4411
Consultation & Training
Industrial Commission of Arizona Delaware Department of Labor Illinois
Div. of Occupational Safety & Health Occupational Safety & Health
2675 East Broadway Road, Suite 239 Division of Industrial Affairs
Illinois Onsite Consultation
Tucson, AZ 85716 4425 North Market Street
Illinois Department of Labor
V: 602-628-5478 Wilmington, DE 19802
900 S. Spring Street
F: 502-322-8008 V: 302-761-8225
Springfield, IL 62707
F: 302-761-6602
V: 217-782-1442
Arkansas F: 217-785-0596
District of Columbia
OSHA Consultation Indiana
Arkansas Department of Labor Office of Occupational Safety & Health
10421 West Markham D.C. Dept. of Employment Services
INSafe
Little Rock, AR 72205 4058 Minnesota Ave. NE, First Floor
Indiania Department of Labor
V: 501-682-4522 Washington, D.C. 20019
402 West Washington, W195
F: 501-682-4532 V: 202-671-1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
F: 202-673-2380
V: 317-232-2688
(Program available only for employers
California within the District of Columbia.) F: 317-233-1868

CAL/OSHA Consultation Service

Florida Iowa
Department of Industrial Relations
2000 E. McFadden Avenue - Room 214
Florida Safety Consultation Program Iowa Workforce Development
Santa Ana, CA 92705
University of South Florida Division of Labor Services
V: 714-558-4411
13201 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MDC 56 Bureau of Consultation and Education
F: 714-558-4431
Tampa, FL 33612 1000 East Grand Ave.
V: 866-273-1105 Des Moines, IA 50319
F: 813-974-8270 V: 515-281-7629
F: 515-281-5522

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Kansas Michigan Nebraska

Kansas Consultation Project Consultation Education & Training Div. Department of Labor
Kansas Dept. of Labor Occupational Safety & Health Admin. State Office Building, Lower Level
417 SW Jackson Street Licensing & Regulatory Affairs P.O. Box 94600
Topeka, KS 66603-3327 525 W. Allegan St. 550 S. 16th St.
V: 785-296-4386, ext. 2310 P.O. Box 30643 Lincoln, NE 68509-4600
F: 785-296-1775 Lansing, MI 48909-8413 V: 402-471-4728
V: 517-284-7720; 800-866-4674 F: 402-471-5039
F: 517-322-1374
Kentucky
Nevada
Kentucky Labor Cabinet Minnesota
Division of Education & Training Safety Consultation & Training Section
Kentucky OSH Program Department of Labor & Industry Division of Industrial Relations
1047 U.S. Highway 127, South, Suite 4 Consultation Division Department of Business & Industry
Frankfort, KY 40601 443 LaFayette Road N 1301 Green Valley Parkway #200
V: 502-564-4087 Saint Paul, MN 55155 Henderson, NV 89074
F: 502-564-4769 V: 651-284-5372 V: 702-486-9147
F: 651-284-5739 F: 702-990-0326

Louisiana
Mississippi New Hampshire
21(d) Consultation Program
Louisiana Department of Labor Mississippi State University Occupational Health & Safety
1001 N. 23rd Street, Room 421 Center for Safety & Health Consultation Program
P.O. Box 94094 2151 Hwy 18, Suite B Keene State College
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9094 Brandon, MS 39042 222 Main St.
V: 225-219-4216 V: 601-825-0783 Keene, NH 03435
F: 225-342-5158 F: 601-825-6609 V: 603-358-2465
F: 603-358-2399

Maine Missouri
New Jersey
Maine Bureau of Labor Standards Onsite Consultation Program
Workplace Safety & Health Division Division of Labor Standards Department of Labor and Workforce
State House Station #45 Dept. of Labor & Industrial Relations 1 John Fitch Plaza
Augusta, ME 04333-0045 3315 West Truman Boulevard P.O. Box 953
V: 207-623-7916 P.O. Box 449 Trenton, NJ 08625-0953
F: 207-623-7938 Jefferson City, MO 65102 V: 609-292-0404
V: 573-751-1223 F: 609-292-4409
F: 573-751-3721
Maryland
New Mexico
MOSH Consultation Services Montana
10946 Golden West Drive, Suite 160 Environment Department
Hunt Valley, MD 21031 Safety & Health Bureau Occupational Health & Safety Bureau
V: 410-527-4500 2201 White Blvd. 525 Camino de Los Marquez, Suite 3
F: 410-527-5678 Butte, MT 59701 Santa Fe, NM 87502
V: 406-494-0324 V: 505-476-8720
Massachusetts F: 505-476-8734

Division of Occupational Safety

Dept. of Standards
37 Shattuck Street
Lawrence, MA 01843
V: 617-626-6504
F: 978-688-0352

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New York Oregon Tennessee

Dept. of Labor Oregon OSHA Consultation & Services TOSHA Consultation Services
On-Site Consultation Dept. of Consumer & Business Services Tennessee Department of Labor
109 S. Union St., Room 402 350 Winter Street, N.E., Room 430 220 French Landing Drive
Rochester, NY 14607 Salem, OR 97310-3882 Nashville, TN 37243
V: 518-457-2238 V: 503-947-7434 V: 800-325-9901
F: 518-457-3454 F: 503-947-7462 F: 615-532-2997

North Carolina Pennsylvania Texas

Bureau of Consultative Services
North Carolina Department of Labor
1101 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-1101
V: 919-807-2905
F: 919-807-2902
Indiana University Pennsylvania Workers’ Health & Safety Div. - MS 22
Room 210 Walsh Hall Texas Dept. of Insurance
302 East Walk 7551 Metro Center Drive
Indiana, PA 15705-1087 Austin, TX 78744-1609
V: 724-357-4095; 800-382-1241 V: 512-804-4640; 800-687-7080
F: 724-357-2385 F: 512-804-4641

North Dakota Puerto Rico Utah

Occupational Safety & Health Occupational Safety & Health Admin. Utah OSHA Consultation Program
Consultation Voluntary Programs Division 160 East 300 South, Third Floor
Bismarck State College 505 Munoz Rivera Avenue, 21st Floor Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-6650
Corporate & Continuing Education Hato Rey, PR 00918 V: 801-205-2832; 800-205-2832
1500 Edwards Ave. V: 787-754-2171 F: 801-530-7606
Bismarck, ND 58506 F: 787-767-6051
V: 701-224-5778; 877-846-9387
F: 701-224-5763 Vermont
Rhode Island
Vermont Dept. of Labor & Industry
Ohio OSH Consultation Program Div. of Occupational Safety & Health
Division of Occupational Health 5 Green Mountain Drive
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Rhode Island Department of Health P.O. Box 488
Division of Safety and Hygiene 3 Capital Hill Montpellier, VT 05601-0488
OSHA On-Site Consultation Cannon Building, Room 206 V: 802-888-2598
13430 Yarmouth Drive Providence, RI 02908 F: 802-828-2195
Pickerington, OH 43147 V: 401-222-7745
V: 800-282-1425 F: 401-222-2456
F: 614-644-3133 Virginia
South Carolina Virginia Dept. of Labor & Industry
Oklahoma Occupational Safety & Health
South Carolina Department of Labor, Training & Consultation
Oklahoma Department of Labor Licensing & Regulation 600 E. Main St., Suite 207
OSHA Consultation Division 110 Centerview Dr. Richmond, VA 23219
3017 N. Stiles, Suite 100 P.O. Box 11329 V: 804-786-6613
Oklahoma City, OK 73105-5212 Columbia, SC 29211-1329 F: 804-786-8418
V: 405-521-6139 V: 803-896-7787
F: 405-557-6020 F: 803-896-7750
Washington
South Dakota Washington Dept. of Labor & Industries
WISHA Services Division
South Dakota State University P.O. Box 4648
Engineering Extension - OSHA Consulation Olympia, WA 98504-4648
SSH 201, Box 2220 V: 360-902-5554
Brookings, SD 57007-0597 F: 360-902-5438
V: 605-688-5741
F: 605-688-6290

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West Virginia
West Virginia Department of Labor
Capitol Complex Building #6
1800 East Washington St., Rm B-749
Charleston, WV 25305
V: 304-558-7890
F: 360-902-5438

Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin State
Laboratory of Hygiene
2601 Agriculture Drive
P.O. Box 7996
Madison, WI 53707-7996
V: 608-266-5240; 800-947-0553
F: 608-266-5249

Wyoming
Wyoming Dept. of Workforce Services
1510 East Pershing Blvd., West Wing
Cheyenne, WY 82002
V: 307-777-7710
F: 307-777-3646

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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

William Jefferson Clinton Building, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20460
Locator # 202-260-2090
http://www.epa.gov

T
he U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, by law,
sets emission and noise standards for heavy- and
light-duty engines. EPA also regulates underground
storage tanks, wastewater discharges and related sys-
tems. Following is a list of EPA division administrators
whose jurisdiction affects trucking. Also included is a list of
underground storage tank, solid and hazardous waste, and
recycling program offices for each state.
Office of Transportation and Air Quality
Director Chris Grundler 202-564-1682
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Director Steve Page 919-541-5616
Office of Atmospheric Programs
Director Sarah Dunham 202-343-9140
http://www.epa.gov/air
Water
Assistant Administrator Michael Shapiro (Acting) 202-260-5700

Office of the Administrator Land & Emergency Management

Office of the Administrator
Administrator Catherine McCabe (Acting) 202-564-4700
Deputy Administrator Mike Flynn (Acting) 202-564-4700
General Counsel Kevin Minoli (Acting) 202-564-8040
Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
Assistant Administrator Lawrence Starfield (Acting) 202-564-2440
http://www.epa.gov/compliance
Air Programs
Office of Air and Radiation
Assistant Administrator Sarah Dunham (Acting) 202-564-7404
Asst. Administrator Barry Breen (Acting) 202-566-0200
Office of Resource Conservation & Recovery
Director Barnes Johnson 703-308-8895
Office of Emergency Management
Director Reggie Cheatham (Acting) 202-564-8003
Office of Underground Tanks
Director Carolyn Hoskinson 703-603-9900
Oil Spills National Response Center: 800-424-8802

State Underground Storage Tank Program Offices

Alabama Alaska Arizona

Dept. of Environmental Management Dept. of Environmental Conservation Arizona Dept. of Environmental Quality
P.O. Box 301463 410 Willoughby Ave., Suite 303 1110 W. Washington St.
Montgomery, AL 36130-1463 Juneau, AK 99801-1800 Phoenix, AZ 85007
F: 334-270-5631 F: 602-771-4900
LUST
LUST V: 907-465-5206 LUST
V: 334-270-5655 F: 907-465-5218 V: 602-771-4303
UST FUND UST
V: 334-270-5655 V: 907-465-5270 V: 602-771-4255
F: 334-270-5631 F: 907-465-5262 FUND
UST V: 602-771-4837
Depart. of Environmental Conservation
555 Cordova Street
Anchorage, AK 99501-2617
V: 907-269-7886
F: 907-269-7600

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Arkansas Delaware Idaho

Arkansas Dept. of Environmental Quality Dept. of Natural Resources Idaho Dept. of Environmental Quality
Regulated Storage Tank Div. and Environmental Control 1410 N. Hilton
P.O. Box 8913 Tank Management Branch Boise, ID 83706
Little Rock, AR 72219-8913 391 Lukens Drive V: 208-373-0247
V: 501-682-0999 New Castle, DE 19720 F: 208-373-0154
F: 501-682-0971 V: 302-395-2500
F: 302-395-2555 FUND
California Insurance Fund
1215 W. State St.
District of Columbia P.O. Box 83720
UST, LUST Boise, ID 83720-0044
State Water Resources Control Board District Dept. of the Environmental V: 208-332-8100
Division of Clean Water Programs UST Branch F: 208-334-3696
P.O. Box 2231 1200 First St. NE., 5th Floor
Sacramento, CA 95812 Washington, D.C. 20002
V: 916-341-5851 V: 202-535-2326 Illinois
F: 916-341-5808 F: 202-535-1383
UST
FUND Division of Petroleum & Chemical Safety
State Water Resources Control Board Florida Office of State Fire Marshall
Division of Clean Water Programs 1035 Stevenson Dr.
P.O. Box 944212 Department of Environmental Protection Springfield, IL 62703-4259
Sacramento, CA 94244-2120 Tank Section V: 217-785-1020
V: 800-813-3863; 916-341-5700 2600 Blair Stone Rd. MS 4575 F: 217-524-9284
F: 916-341-5806 Tallahassee, FL 32399-2400
V: 850-245-8839 LUST, FUND
Colorado F: 850-945-8831 Illinois EPA
P.O. Box 19276
FUND Springfield, IL 62794-9276
Dept. of Labor and Employment V: 850-245-8839 V: 217-782-6762
Oil Inspectors Section F: 850-245-8877 V: 217-524-3300
633 17th St., Suite 500 F: 217-524-4193
Denver, CO 80202-3660
V: 303-318-8500 Georgia
F: 303-318-8488 Indiana
Environmental Protection Division
FUND Dept. of Natural Resources Dept. of Environmental Management
Dept. of Labor and Employment UST Management Program 100 N. Senate Ave.
Petroleum Storage Tank Fund 4244 International Parkway, Suite 104 Indianapolis, IN 46206-7015
633 17th St., Suite 500 Atlanta, GA 30354
Denver, CO 80202-3660 V: 404-362-2687 LUST
V: 303-318-8510 F: 404-362-2654 V: 317-232-8900
F: 303-318-8518 F: 317-233-0428
UST
Hawaii
Connecticut V: 317-234-6923
F: 317-234-0428
Department of Health FUND
Waste Management Bureau Solid and Hazardous Waste Branch V: 317-232-0090
Dept. of Energy & Environmental Protection 919 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 212 F: 317-233-0428
79 Elm Street Honolulu, HA 96814
Hartford, CT 06106-5127 V: 808-586-4226
F: 808-586-7509
LUST
V: 860-424-3376
F: 860-424-4061
UST
V: 860-424-3374
F: 860-424-4061
FUND
V: 860-424-3370
F:860-424-4061

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Iowa Maryland Mississippi

Department of Natural Resources Dept. of Environment, Waste Mgmt. Admin. Department of Environmental Quality
UST Section Oil Control Program P.O. Box 10385
Wallace State Office Bldg. 1800 Washington Blvd. Jackson, MS 39289-0385
502 E. 9th St. Baltimore, MD 21230 V: 601-961-5282
Des Moines, IA 50319 V: 410-537-3442 F: 601-354-5093
V: 515-281-8169 F: 410-537-3092
F: 515-281-8895
Missouri
FUND Massachusetts
Iowa UST Fund Dept. of Natural Resources
2700 Westown Parkway, Suite 320 Dept. of Environmental Protection Tanks Section
Des Moines, IA 50266 One Winter St. P.O. Box 176
V: 515-267-9101 Boston, MA 02108 Jefferson City, MO 65102-0176
F: 515-225-9361 V: 573-751-3176; 800-361-4827
UST F: 573-562-8922
V: 617-292-5500
Kansas F: 617-292-5530 FUND
LUST Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund
Department of Health & Environment V: 617-292-5887 P.O. Box 836
Storage Tank Section F: 617-727-7467 Jefferson City, MO 65102-0836
1000 S.W. Jackson, Suite 410 FUND V: 573-522-2352; 800-765-2765
Topeka, KS 66612 Massachusetts Department of Revenue F: 573-522-2354
V: 785-296-1678 Petroleum Product Clean Up Fund
F: 785-296-6190 100 Cambridge St., 7th Floor
Boston, MA 02714-9563 Montana
V: 617-626-2600
Kentucky F: 617-626-2619 UST Program
Permitting and Compliance Division
Division of Waste Management LUST Program
UST, LUST, FUND Michigan Environmental Remediation Division
200 Fair Oaks Lane P.O. Box 200901
Frankfort, KY 40601-3319 UST Helena, MT 59620-0901
V: 502-564-5981 Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
F: 502-564-0094 Bureau of Fire Services UST
F25 W. Allegan V: 406-444-5300
F: 406-444-1347
Louisiana Lansing, MI 48909
V: 517-335-7260 LUST
F: 517-335-2245 V: 406-841-5016
UST/LUST LUST F: 406-841-5050
Department of Environmental Quality, Department of Environmental Quality FUND
UST Division P.O. Box 30426 Petroleum Tank Release Cleanup Fund
602 N. 5th St. Lansing, MI 48909-7926 P.O. Box 200902
P.O. Box 4312 V: 517-335-9837 Helena, MT 59620-0902
Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4314 F: 517-335-2637 V: 406-841-5090
V: 225-219-3443 F: 406-841-5091
F: 225-219-8211
FUND Minnesota
Financial Services Division
Motor Fuel Trust Fund Pollution Control Agency
P.O. Box 4303 520 Lafayette Rd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70802 St. Paul, MN 55155-4194
V: 225-219-3875
F: 225-219-3868 UST
V: 651-297-8664
Maine F: 612-282-6247
LUST
V: 651-297-8380
Dept. of Environmental Protection F: 612-296-9707
FUND, UST, LUST FUND
17 State House Station Dept. of Commerce
Augusta, ME 04333-0017 Petrofund Program
V: 207-287-2651 85 7th Place E. Suite 500
F: 207-287-7826 St. Paul, MN 55101-2198
V: 651-215-1775
F: 612-296-0201

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Nebraska New Mexico Ohio

State Fire Marshal Environment Department Department of Commerce
Flammable Liquid Storage Underground Storage Tank Bureau Bureau of UST Regulations
246 S. 14th St. 1301 Siler Road, Bldg. B P.O. Box 687
Lincoln, NE 68508-1804 Sante Fe, NM 87505 8895 E. Main St.
V: 402-471-9465 V: 505-476-4397 Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
F: 402-471-3118 F: 505-476-4374 V: 614-752-7938
F: 614-752-7942
LUST FUND
Nebraska Dept. of Environmental Quality P.O. Box 26110 FUND
Petroleum Remediation Program Sante Fe, NM 87502-0110 Petroleum Financial Assurance Fund
P.O. Box 98922 V: 505-827-0397 P.O. Box 163188
Lincoln, NE 68509-8922 F: 505-827-2855 Columbus, OH 43216-3188
V: 402-471-2186 V: 614-752-8963
F: 402-471-2909 F: 614-752-8397
FUND New York
Dept. of Environmental Quality
Petroleum Release Remediation Action Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Oklahoma
Reimbursement Fund Division of Environmental Remediation
1200 N. St., Suite 400 625 Broadway, 11th Floor Petroleum Storage Tank Division
Lincoln, NE 68509 Albany, NY 12233-7020 Jim Thorpe Building
V: 402-471-2186 V: 518-402-9543 2101 North Lincoln Blvd.
F: 402-471-2909 F: 518-402-9577 Oklahoma City, OK 73152

FUND LUST
Nevada Office of State Comptroller V: 405-522-1437
New York Environmental Protection UST
Division of Environmental Protection & Spill Compensation Fund V: 405-521-4683
901 S. Stewart St., Suite 4001 110 State Street F: 405-521-4945
Carson City, NV 89701 Albany, NY 12236
V: 775-687-9376
F: 775-687-6396
V: 518-474-6657
F: 518-474-9979
Oregon
FUND Department of Environmental Quality
V: 775-687-9368 North Carolina UST Program
F: 775-687-5856 811 SW 6th Ave. 8th Floor
Division of Environment and Portland, OR 97204
Natural Resources V: 503-229-6652
New Hampshire 1637 Mail Service Center F: 503-229-6977
Raleigh, NC 27699-1637 UST Help: 800-742-7878
Dept. of Environmental Services V: 919-707-8171
Groundwater Protection Bureau
6 Hazen Drive, P.O. Box 95
F: 919 -715-1117
Pennsylvania
Concord, NH 03302-0095 FUND
V: 603-271-3644 State Trust Fund Department of Environmental Protection
F: 603-271-2181 V: 919-707-8171 Division of Storage Tanks
F: 919 -715-1117 P.O. Box 8762
FUND Harrisburg, PA 17105-8762
V: 603-271-8740 V: 717-772-5599
F: 603-271-2181 North Dakota F: 717-772-5598

Dept. of Health LUST

New Jersey Division of Waste Management Division of Remediation Services
918 Divide Ave., 3rd Floor Storage Tank Cleanup Section
Dept. of Environmental Protection Bismarck, ND 58501-1947 P.O.Box 8471
401 East State St. V: 701-328-5166 Harrisburg, PA 17105-8471
P.O. Box 422 F: 701-328-5200 V: 717-787-9475
Trenton, NJ 08625-0422 F: 717-787-0880
V: 609-663-0737 FUND FUND
F: 609-292-9938 Insurance Department Underground Storage Tank Indemnifica-
Petroleum Tank Release Compensation tion Fund
FUND Fund 901 N. 7th St.
P.O. Box 413 (with address above) 1701 S. 12th St. Harrisburg, PA 17102
V: 609-777-0101 Bismark, ND 58504 V: 717-787-0763
F: 609-663-1454 V: 701-328-9600 F: 717-705-0140
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Rhode Island Texas Washington

Dept. of Environmental Management Commission on Environmental Quality Department of Ecology
235 Promenade St. Petroleum Storage Tank Registration Toxics Cleanup Program
Providence, RI 02908 & Reporting, MC 138 Box 47655
V: 401-277-2797 P. O. Box 13087 Olympia, WA 98504-7600
F: 401-277-3812 Austin, TX 78711-3087 V: 360-407-7170
V: 512-239-2160 F: 360-407-7154
South Carolina F: 512-239-3399
FUND
FUND: Pollution Liability Insurance Agency
Dept. of Health & Environmental Control Petroleum Storage Tank Reimbursement P.O. Box 40930
Stern Business Center Section, MC 139 Olympia, WA 98504-0930
2600 Bull Street P.O. Box 13087 V: 360-586-5997
Columbia, SC 29201 Austin, TX 78711 F: 360-586-7187
V: 512-239-2002
LUST F: 512-239-2020
V: 803-896-6396 West Virginia
UST
V: 803-896-7957 Utah Department of Environmental Protection
F: 803-896-6245 601 57th St. SE
Department of Environmental Quality Charleston, WV 25304
South Dakota Bureau of Solid & Hazardous Waste
Division of Environmental Response
UST Section
V: 304-926-0499, ext. 1286
& Remediation F: 304-926-0488
Department of Environment P.O. Box 144840 LUST Section
& Natural Resources Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4840 V: 304-926-0455
UST Program V: 801-536-4100 F: 304-926-0457
523 E. Capitol F: 801-526-8853
Pierre, SD 57501-3181
V: 605-773-3296 Wisconsin
F: 605-773-6035 Vermont
Department of Natural Resources
FUND Dept. of Environmental Conservation Box 7921
Department of Revenue and Regulation Waste Management Division Madison, WI 53707-7921
Petroleum Release Compensation Fund National Life Dr. - Davis 1 V: 608-267-2465
523 E. Capitol Montpilier, VT 05620-3704 F: 608-267-7646
Pierre, SD 57501-3100 V: 802-828-1138
V: 605-773-3769 F: 802-828-1011
F: 605-773-6048 Wyoming
Virginia
Tennessee Department of Environmental Quality
Water Quality Division
Department of Environmental Quality Herschler Bldg. 4th Floor West
Dept. of Environment and Conservation Box 1105 122 W. 25th Street
312 Rosa L. Parks Ave., 12th Floor Richmond, VA 23218 Cheyenne, WY 82002
Nashville, TN 37243 V: 804-698-4010 V: 307-777-7095
V: 615-532-0945 F: 804-698-4266 F: 307-777-5973
F: 615-532-9759
FUND
FUND V: 804-698-4322
615-532-0972 F: 804-698-4266
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State Truck Operating Profiles
Fuel Taxes Note: Fuel taxes are as of July 1, 2016. Federal fuel tax is 24.4¢ for diesel and special fuels, 18.4¢ for gasoline, and
includes underground storage tank tax. Rates include all taxes imposed on fuel at the state level, including motor fuel taxes,
gross receipts taxes and petroleum business taxes imposed at the supplier level, and environmental cleanup fees that are
levied continuously. Local taxes are included if they are uniform statewide. “Paid at pump only” refers to amounts not included
in fuel use taxes paid through the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA). “Paid on report” or “Paid on report only” refers to
amounts included in IFTA fuel use taxes. Information compiled by American Trucking Associations’ State Laws Department.
Alabama
• Diesel fuel tax: 20.75¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 19¢/gallon*
(*Includes 2¢ inspection fee on gas;
0.75¢ import tax on diesel.)
• Annual truck registration: $815
Vehicle Registration
V: 334-242-9006
F: 334-242-9073
Fuel Tax
V: 334-242-9000
IFTA: 334-242-2999
Trip permit: 334-242-2999
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-499-2782
F: 334-832-9084
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 334-242-4395
Waste: 334-271-7730
Radioactive: 334-271-7700
Spill Reporting: 800-843-0699
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" on highways with lane
widths of 12' or greater.
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 57'.
Full trailer: 28.'
Doubles: Not specified; trailers limited
to 28.5' each.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" on highways with lane
widths of 12' or greater; 96" on high-
ways with lane widths under 12'.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 57' on highways with
lane widths of 12' or greater.
Full trailer: 57' on highways with lane
widths of 12' or greater.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 28.5'
plus 28.5' plus tractor length.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: not specified.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile from National Network; all
state highways with 12' lane width or
designated.
Alaska
• Diesel fuel tax: 8.95¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 8.95¢/gallon*
(*includes 0.95¢ environmental fee)
• Annual truck registration: $662
Vehicle Registration
V: 907-269-5551
V: 855-269-5551 within Alaska
Fuel Tax
V: 907-269-6948
IFTA: none
Trip permit: none
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-478-7636 (within Alaska)
V: 907-365-1200 (outside Alaska)
F: 866-345-2641 (within Alaska)
F: 907-365-1221 (outside Alaska)
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 907-365-1210
Waste: 907-269-7802
Radioactive: 800-695-7403
Spill Reporting:
907-269-3063 (central)
907-451-2121 (north)
907-465-5340 (southeast)
800-478-9300 (non-business hours)
907-428-7200 (International)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 48'.
Doubles: Not specified; trailers limited
to 95' from the front of the first trailer
to the rear of the second trailer.
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Single axle: not applicable.
Tandem axles: not applicable.
Gross vehicle weight: not applicable.
• State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 15'; 17' including load when
operating between Fox Weight Sta-
tion and Prudhoe Bay on the Dalton
and Elliott Highways.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 48'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 75'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 90' or
up to 120' on certain routes.
Triples: By specialized, seasonal per-
mit only on limited routes. Seasonal
weight limits vary by district. Fax-
on-demand information available at
907-348-9876 or at http://www.dot.
state.ak.us.
Steer axle: 600 lbs. per inch based
on 10-inch or greater tire width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs. or 550 lbs.
per inch of tire.
Tandem axles: 38,000 lbs. or 550 lbs.
per inch of tire.
Gross vehicle weight: Determined by
formula.
• State Access Rules
Five miles from National Network;
subject to local, municipal ordinanc-
es; five-mile rule does not apply to
Johnson Rd., Kalifornsky Beach
Rd., Bridge Access Rd. (Kenai area),
Dayville Rd., AK 6 from junction with
AK 2 to milepost 30 and other routes
as determined by Alaska DOT.
Arizona
• Diesel fuel tax: 27¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 19¢/gallon*
(*Includes 1¢ clean-up fee paid at
pump only; 1¢ credit on diesel
available by application.)
• Annual truck registration: $918
Vehicle Registration
V: 602-712-6775
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F: 602-712-3284
Fuel Tax
V: 602-712-8853; 602-255-0072
IFTA: 602-712-6775; 520-628-5458
Trip permit: 602-771-2960
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 602-712-8851
F: 602-272-1887
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 602-644-5846
Waste: 800-234-5677; 602-771-4232;
602-771-2300
Radioactive: 602-255-4845
Spill Reporting:
800-234-5677; 602-771-2330
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 57.5'.
Full trailer: 28.5'
Doubles: Not specified; trailers limited
to 28.6' each.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 28.5'
plus 28.5' plus tractor length.
Triples: I-15 only.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile from National Network; up
to 102" wide allowed on state desig-
nated routes connecting to National
Network unless posted.
Arkansas
• Diesel fuel tax: 22.8¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 21.8¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.3¢ clean-up fee paid
at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,553
Vehicle Registration
V: 501-682-4653
F: 501-682-4615
Fuel Tax
V: 501-682-4800
IFTA: 501-682-4800
Trip Permit: 501-682-4653
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 501-569-2381
F: 501-569-4998
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 501-569-2546
Waste: 501-682-0831
Radioactive: 501-661-2301
Spill Reporting:
800-322-4012 (emergency)
800-327-8411 (non-emergency)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53.5'.
Full trailer: 28'; 28.5' for trailers with
1982 or older model year operating
on 12-1-82.
Doubles: Not specified; tractor can
not exceed 40'. Trailers can not ex-
ceed 28' each unless manufactured
and in use prior to 12/2/82. These
trailers may be 28.5' in length.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53.5'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Tractor and semitrailer: tractor can
not exceed 40' and single trailer can
not exceed 53.5'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Tractor
can not exceed 40' and trailers can not
exceed 28' each unless they are manu-
factured and in use prior to 12-2-1982,
these trailers may be 28.5' in length.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
• State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted.
California
• Diesel fuel tax: 45¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 36.101¢/gallon*
(*Includes 2.25% sales tax on gaso-
line, 9.25% on diesel)
R-28
• Annual truck registration: $1,942
Vehicle Registration
V: 800-777-0133
Fuel Tax
V: 916-322-9669; 800-400-7115
IFTA: 916-322-9669; 800-400-7115
Trip permit:
916-322-9669; 800-400-7115
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 916-322-1297
V: 916-654-5741 (truck size inquiry)
F: 916-322-4966
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 800-835-5247
Waste: 916-324-2428
Radioactive: 916-327-5106
Spill Reporting:
800-300-2193 (8 a.m.-5 p.m.)
800-852-7550 (after hours)
415-947-4400 (EPA 24-hour.)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'. (All trailers over 48', up
to and including 53' trailers, require
no more than 40' spacing from king-
pin to center of rear axle.)
Full trailer: Not specified
Doubles: Not specified; trailers limited
to 28.5' each.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck: 40'.
Semitrailer: 38' maximum from kingpin
to center of rear axle on single-axle
trailers and unlimited with 40' max-
imum from kingpin to center of rear
axle on two- or more-axle trailers.
Full trailer length: Not specified
Tractor-semi: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 75' if
trailers not more than 28.5' each; 65'
if either trailer is more than 28.5'.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs. or tire manu-
facturer rating, whichever is less.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile from National Network; ter-
minal access on signed routes; one

mile service access on signed routes
for fuel, food, lodging and repairs.
Colorado
• Diesel fuel tax: 20.5¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 22¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,975
Vehicle Registration
V: 303-205-5607
F: 303-205-5978
Fuel Tax
V: 303-205-8205
IFTA: 303-205-8205
Trip permit:
303-205-5691; 3030-273-1870
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-350-3765; 303-757-9539
F: 303-757-9719
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 303-273-1900;
303-894-2000 (permits)
Waste: 303-692-3356;
303-692-3355 (permits)
Radioactive: 303-273-3403;
303-894-2000 (permits)
Spill Reporting: 877-518-5608
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14.5'; height limit of 13' for all
roads not designated.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 57'4" (No overall length limit
for tractor-semitrailer combination
with a single trailer length of 57'4" or
less; 75' overall length limit applies
to specialized haulers, including boat
and auto transporters.)
Full trailers: 57'4" (No overall length
specified for tractor and full 57'4"
trailer.)
Doubles: Not specified; trailers limited
to 28.5' each.
Single axle weight: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axle weight: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13' or 14.5' on state desig-
nated highway only.
Straight truck: 45'.
Semitrailer: 57'4".
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Tractor and semitrailer: No overall
limit with a combination of a single
trailer length of 57'4" or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: No
overall-length limit for a combination
of units' with trailers 28.5' or less.
Triples: Permitted on selected Inter-
state routes and to access terminals.
Steer axle weight: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle weight: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axle: 40,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 85,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted;
subject to local ordinances.
Connecticut
• Diesel fuel tax: 41.7¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 38.3¢/gallon*
(*Includes 8.1% wholesale tax,
gasoline only, currently 15.86¢)
• Annual truck registration: $1,546
Vehicle Registration
V: 800-842-8222 (in CT excluding
Hartford)
V: 860-263-5700 (Hartford/outside CT)
Fuel Tax
V: 800-382-9463 (in Connecticut)
V: 860-297-5962 (outside Connecticut)
IFTA: 860-541-3222
Trip permit:
800-749-6058; 860-541-3222
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 860-594-2878; 860-594-2880
F: 860-594-2949
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 860-424-3000
Waste: 888-424-4193
Radioactive:
860-424-3000;
860-424-3029
Spill Reporting:
860-424-3338 (emergency)
860-424-3024 (information)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" (Metric equivalent
102.36").
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; semitrailers greater
than 48' and less than or equal to 53'
require a distance of not more than
43' from kingpin to center of rear-
most axle with tires in contact with
roadway; trailers of 48' or less, no
kingpin axle requirement.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Not specified; trailers are
limited to 28' each.
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Single axle: 22,400 lbs. (axle space
greater than 6' apart).
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.; If the axles
are less than 6' apart; 18,000 per axle
in tandem axle; if axles are greater
than 6' apart; 22,400 lbs. per axle. in
tandem axle.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
(Must comply with federal bridge
formula and have 51' spacing from
center of the first to the center of the
last axle.)
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight trucks: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 48' of less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
permitted.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle weight: Not specified
Single axle weight: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axle weight: 36,000 lbs.; if
axles are less than 6' apart, 18,000
lbs. per axle; if axles are greater than
6' apart, 22,400 lbs. per axle.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
Five-axle unit with 51' spacing be-
tween first and fifth axle.
State Access Rules
One mile from National Network;
access beyond one mile by letter of
permission for 28' twin combo and
53' trailer. Information: http://www.
ct.gov/dot.
Delaware
• Diesel fuel tax: 22¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 23¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,430
Vehicle Registration
V: 302-744-2701
F: 302-739-6299
Fuel Tax
V: 302-760-2080
IFTA: 302-744-2721
Trip permit: 302-744-2720
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 302-744-2700
F: 302-739-7808
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 302-744-2506
Waste: 302-739-9403
Radioactive: 302-744-4546
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Spill Reporting:
800-662-8802 (in Delaware)
302-739-9404 (outside Delaware)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified
Doubles: Not specified; trailers lim-
ited to 29' each.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axle: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102'.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified, but each trailer not to
exceed 29'.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle weight: Not specified
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axle weight: 40,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile from National Network on
identified designated routes; others
by permit.
District of Columbia
• Diesel fuel tax: 23.5¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 23.5¢/gallon
Vehicle Registration
V: 202-737-4404
Fuel Tax
V: 202-737-4404
Trip Permit: none
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 202-442-4670; 202-741-7712;
202-535-2699
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 202-535-2290
Waste: 202-535-2290
Radioactive: 877-672-2174
Spill Reporting:
800-424-8802, 202-727-6161
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'. Trailers of 48' to 53'
require no more than 41' spacing from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Not specified, but trailers
are limited to 28' each.
Single axle weight: 20,000 lbs.*
Tandem axle weight: 34,000 lbs.*
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.*
*If gross vehicle weight exceeds
73,000 pounds.
DC Size & Weight Limits
Width: 96".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck: 40'.
Semitrailer: 48' with maximum spac-
ing of 41' from kingpin to center of
rear axle.
Full trailer: 28'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not speci-
fied if kingpin to center of rear axle
assembly is 41' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
permitted.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle weight: Not specified
Single axle weight: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. if gross
vehicle weight over 73,000 lbs.;
37,000 if gross vehicle weight under
73,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 79,000 lbs.
Access Rules
By permit only; call 202-442-4670,
202-442-9467 or FAX 202-442-4867.
http://ddot.dc.gov.dot/sate/default/asp.
Florida
• Diesel fuel tax: 33.77¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 31.59¢/gallon*
(*Includes 6% sales tax, uniform
local tax, clean-up fees)
• Registration: $995.10
Vehicle Registration
V: 850-617-2000
Fuel Tax
V: 850-617-3711
IFTA: 850-617-3711
Trip permit: 800-749-9143
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 850-410-5777
F: 850-410-5779
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 850-617-3010
Waste:
850-245-8748; 850-245-8707
Radioactive: 850-245-4545
R-30
Spill Reporting: 850-413-9911;
800-320-0519 (emergency);
850-413-9900 (non-emergency)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102"
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'. Trailers of 48' to 53'
require no more than 41' spacing from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Not specified, but trailers
are limited to 28' each.
Single axle weight: 22,000 lbs.*
Tandem axle weight: 44,000 lbs.*
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.*
*Weight on tires shall not exceed
maximum allowed by manufacturer.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102"; 96" on lanes less than 12'.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck: 40'.
Semitrailer: 48' with no bridge re-
quirement; semitrailers from 48' - 53'
can not exceed 41' from kingpin to
center of rear axle or rear group of
axles, underride protection in rear of
trailer.
Full trailer: 28'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if trailers are 28' or less; twin
48' trailers allowed on Florida Turnpike
only.
Triples: Not permitted.
Note: Bridge formula per axle weight
limits - Distance from number one
to number five axle (outside bridge)
equals 51'; two or more axles (internal
bridge) equals federal formula.
Steer axle weight: Not specified
Single axle weight: 22,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 44,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted.
Georgia
• Diesel Fuel tax: 29¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 26¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $400
Vehicle Registration
V: 404-968-3800
Fuel Tax
V: 855-406-5221 option 4

IFTA: 877-423-6711
Trip permit: 404-968-3800
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 888-262-8306
F: 404-635-8501
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 404-624-7211
Waste: 404-656-2833
Radioactive: 404-363-2675
Spill Reporting:
800-241-4113; 404-656-4863
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Overall length not specified;
trailers are limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 20,340 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.; if gross
weight is less than 73,280 lbs. and
length is less than 55', than the tan-
dem weight is 40,680 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" on roads with 12' or
wider lane widths.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck: Not designated.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 100'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Unlimit-
ed length if each trailer is 28' or less.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 20,340 lbs.
Tandem axle: 37,340. (Legal tandem
weight on tractor-semitrailer combi-
nation is 40,680 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile unless otherwise posted.
Hawaii
• Diesel fuel tax: 15.263¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 17.263¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.263¢ clean-up fee;
diesel plus 4% sales tax added
at pump)
• Annual truck registration: $568.65
Vehicle Registration
V: 808-532-7730 (Honolulu)
V: 808-270-7363 (Maui)
F: 808-832-2904
Fuel Tax
V: 808-587-1577
IFTA: none
Trip Permit: none
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 808-831-6712
F: 808-831-6725
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 808-692-7650
Waste: 808-586-4226
Radioactive: 808-586-4700
Spill Reporting:
808-586-4249 (business hours)
808-247-2191 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 108".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 48'.
Full trailer: 65'.
Doubles: 65'.
Single axle: 22,500 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 108".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 65'.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 22,500 lbs.
Single axle: 22,500 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 88,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted or
if under special permit.
Idaho
• Diesel fuel tax: 32¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 32¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,700
Vehicle Registration
V: 208-334-8611
F: 208-334-2006
Fuel Tax
V: 800-972-7660, ext. 7855
IFTA: 208-334-7806;
800-972-7660, ext. 7806
Trip permit: 800-662-7133
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 208-334-8420
F: 208-334-8419
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Hazardous Materials
Materials: 208-334-8611
Waste: 208-373-0490;
208-334-8611 (permits)
Radioactive: 208-884-7220
Spill Reporting:
800-632-8000 (in Idaho)
208-846-7610 (outside Idaho)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Doubles: Not specified; overall
length is 68' for the trailing units
including space between.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
permit needed to exceed 80,000 lbs.
up to 105,500 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'; 53' on some highways.
Full trailer: 48'; 53' on some highways.
Tractor and semitrailer: 75' unless
otherwise specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 68'
trailers allowed on National Network
roads, 61' trailer or 75' overall allowed
on non-National Network roads.
Triples: Allowed on Interstate and
state-designated routes with ex-
tra-length permit. Seasonal weight
limits on non-designated routes
are variable approximately Febru-
ary - May. Information on highways
under Frost Law available by calling
208-334-8420 or at http://www.511.
idaho.gov.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs. or 600 lbs.
per inch width of tire, whichever is
more restrictive.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 37,800 lbs. when the
GVW does not exceed 80,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 105,500 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile road access for food, fuel,
repair, rest facilities and terminals.
Illinois
• Diesel fuel tax: 36.7¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 32.9¢/gallon*
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(*Includes 6.25% sales tax paid
on report; 1.1¢ clean-up fee paid
at pump only.)
• Annual truck registration: $3,191
Vehicle Registration
800-252-8980
Fuel Tax:
V: 217-785-1397
IFTA: 217-785-1397
Trip permit: 217-785-6613
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 217-782-6271
V: 312-744-4699 (Chicago streets)
F: 217-782-3573; 312-744-6966
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 217-524-1350
Waste: 217-524-3300
Radioactive:
217-524-3300; 217-785-9948
Spill Reporting:
800-782-7860 (in Illinois)
217-782-7860 (outside Illinois)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full Trailer: 28.5'
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5'.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axle: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits:
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 42'.
Semitrailer: 53'; trailers longer than 48'
must not exceed 42.5' from kingpin to
rear axle.
Full trailer: 53' single; 28.5' doubles.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65' overall
length, and/or 55' from center of front
axle to center of rear axle.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 60' overall on
Class 3 and non-designated highways.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lb.
State Access Rules
One mile access from a Class 1 high-
way unless prohibited by signage;
five miles from Class I, II or III high-
ways on the state highway system at
80,000 lbs. and on locally designated
routes and streets at 80,000 lbs. to
points of loading and unloading, and
to service facilities.
Indiana
• Diesel fuel tax: 27¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 29¢/gallon*
(*Diesel includes 11¢ surtax, paid
on report only; gasoline includes
15¢ at pump but 16¢ on report, plus
surtax)
• Annual truck registration: $1,850
Vehicle Registration
V: 317-615-7200
Fuel Tax
V: 317-615-7345
IFTA: 317-615-7345
Trip permit: 317-615-7340
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 317-615-7320
F: 317-615-7246
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 800-423-0765
Waste: 317-233-4624; 317-232-8925
Radioactive: 317-351-7194
Spill Reporting:
888-233-7745; 317-233-7745
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full Trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length not specified, but
trailers are limited to 28.5'.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.,
provided the vehicle complies with
federal bridge gross weight formula.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 60'; no over-
all length restriction if the trailer is
53' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if each trailer is 28.5' or less
or 65' for three-vehicle combination.
Triples: Allowed only on Indiana Toll
Road and within 15 miles makeup/
breakup lot.
R-32
Steer axle: 12,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
800 lbs. per inch of tire as measured
between the flanges of the rim.
State Access Rules
Unlimited.
Iowa
• Diesel fuel tax: 33.5¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 31.8¢/gallon*
(*Includes 1¢ clean-up fee paid at
pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,695
Vehicle Registration
V: 515-237-3264
F: 515-237-3257
Fuel Tax:
V: 515-237-3268
IFTA: 515-237-3268
Trip permit: 515-237-3264
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 515-237-3264
F: 515-237-3257
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 515-237-3135
Waste: 515-237-3278
Radioactive:
800-925-6469; 515-281-3478;
Spill Reporting: 515-281-8694
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full Trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length not specified; but
trailers are limited to 28.5'.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 41'.
Semitrailer: 53' single; 28.5' double.
Full trailer: 53' single, 28.5 double.
Tractor and semitrailer: 60'; No over-
all length if the trailer is 53' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 28.5'
each trailer.
Triples: Not permitted.
Note: Auto transporters are allowed
65' plus overhang not exceeding 3' in

front and 4' in rear.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
(Exception for livestock and con-
struction vehicles. See Iowa DOT.)
State Access Rules
To nearest truckstop for food, fuel or
lodging.
Kansas
• Diesel fuel tax: 27¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 25¢/gallon*
(*Includes 1¢ clean-up fee paid at
pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,870
Vehicle Registration
V: 785-296-3621
F: 785-296-2383
Fuel Tax
V: 785-296-3621
IFTA: 785-296-3621
Trip permit: 785-271-3145
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 785-368-6501
F: 785-296-6558
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 785-271-3145
Waste: 785-296-1600
Radioactive: 785-296-1989
Spill Reporting:
800-275-0297; 785-296-1679
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 59.5'.
Full Trailer: 28.5'
Doubles: Length not specified, but
trailers limited to 28.5'.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 59.5'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: No limit.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Trailers
limited to 28.5' each trailer.
Triples: Allowed on designated routes.
Note: Truck and trailer combination
65' maximum.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 85,500 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited; all U.S. and state routes.
Kentucky
• Diesel fuel tax: 33.2¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 30.4¢/gallon*
(*Includes 4.4%¢ surcharge on
gasoline, 10.2¢ on diesel, paid on
report only; includes 1.4¢ tank
fee, paid at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,600
Vehicle Registration
V: 502-564-1257
F: 502-564-0471
Fuel Tax
V: 502-564-1257
IFTA: 502-564-1257
Trip permit: 502-564-1257
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 502-564-1257
F: 502-564-0992
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 502-564-7250
Waste: 502-564-6716
Radioactive: 502-564-3700
Spill Reporting:
800-928-2380; 502-564-2380
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full Trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.,
provided vehicle complies with
federal bridge gross weight formula;
Interstate routes only and access
routes vary by highway class from
44,000 lbs. to 80,000 lbs.)
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" within 15 miles of all
Interstate and parkway exits.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: Not permitted.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65' on non-
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designated highways.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
on designated routes only.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 700 lbs. per inch of tire width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axle: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Five miles from National Network on
state-maintained highways unless
exiting from an Interstate or parkway
where 15 miles is allowed, or one
mile on non-state maintained roads
for access to a terminal or facility
for food, fuel, repair or rest; access
beyond these distances subject to
permit from the Dept. of Vehicle Reg-
ulation, 502-564-7000; for long-term
access to roads, contact the Dept. of
Highways, 502-564-7183.
Louisiana
• Diesel fuel tax: 20¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 20¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $504
Vehicle Registration
V: 225-925-6146
F: 225-925-4984
Fuel Tax
V: 225-219-7656, option 2, option 2
IFTA: 225-219-7656
Trip permit:
800-654-1433; 225-343-2345
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-654-1433; 225-343-2345
F: 225-337-7154
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 225-925-6113
Waste: 225-925-6113; 225-219-3244
Radioactive:
225-925-6113; 225-765-0160
Spill Reporting:
877-925-6595; 225-925-6595
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 59.5'.
Full Trailer: 30'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 30' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. Two con-
secutive sets of tandem axles must
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have 40" or more between the first and
last axles of the consecutive set.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.,
provided the vehicle complies with
federal bridge gross weight formula.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 96".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 59.5'.
Full trailer: 30'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
on designated routes only.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 12,000 lbs.
Single axle: 22,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 37,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
(five-axle combination).
State Access Rules
10 miles from legally available routes
unless prohibited.
Maine
• Diesel fuel tax: 31.87¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 31.45¢/gallon*
(*Includes 1.45¢ gasoline and 0.67¢
diesel clean-up fees, paid at pump
only.)
• Annual truck registration: $982
Vehicle Registration
V: 207-624-9000
F: 207-624-9086
Fuel Tax
V: 207-624-9000, ext. 52135 or 52136
IFTA: 207-624-9000 ext. 52136
Trip permits: 207-624-9000, ext. 52137
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 207-624-9000, ext. 52134
Maine Turnpike:
V: 207-871-7771; 800-698-7747
F: 207-622-5332
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 207-624-8939
Waste: 207-287-2651
Radioactive:
207-287-5676; 207-287-4770
Spill Reporting:
800-452-4664 (in Maine)
207-287-7076 (outside Maine)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5' plus 6" of load for total
of 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 48'; 53' trailers may operate
on designated routes. Trailers of 48'1"
to 53' require no more than 43' from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full Trailer: 48'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 22,000 lbs.; 20,000 if
GVW exceeds 73,280 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. Two
consecutive sets of tandem axles
may carry a gross load of 34,000 lbs.
each if the overall distance between
first and last axles is 36' or more.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5', 14' load.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'; distance from center
of rear axle of the tractor and center
of the rear axle of the trailer must
not exceed 38'; 53' semitrailers with
kingpin to center of rear-most trailer
axle not exceeding 43' may operate
on designated routes only.
Full trailer: 48'; distance from center
of rear axle of the tractor and center
of the rear axle of the trailer must not
exceed 38'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'; for a 48'
trailer overall length can be up to 69';
with a 53' trailer the length can be 74'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
permitted on state routes unless on
designated Maine system except for
reasonable access. Call DOT, 207-
624-3620, for information.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axle: 38,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.; or
100,000 with six axles.
• Seasonal weight limits apply from
Feb. 1 to June 1.
State Access Rules
Unlimited; Over dimension loads
- permit required; Phone Bureau of
Motor Vehicles, 207-624-9000 , ext.
52134 for permit request.
Maryland
• Diesel fuel tax: 34.25¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 33.5¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,800
Vehicle Registration
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V: 410-787-2971; 800-248-4160 (in state)
F: 410-768-7163
Fuel Tax
V: 800-638-2937; 410-260-7980
IFTA: 800-638-2937; 410-260-7980
Trip permit:
800-248-4160 (Maryland only);
410-787-2971 (outside Maryland)
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-846-6435; 410-582-5734
F: 800-945-3416
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
800-950-1682 (in Maryland)
410-768-7000 (outside Maryland)
Waste:
410-537-3344; 410-537-3356
Radioactive: 410-537-3301
Spill Reporting:
866-633-4686 (business hours)
866-633-8646 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 48'; semitrailers exceeding
48' in length, up to a length not to
exceed 53', operated in combination
with a truck-tractor are allowed only on
Interstate routes and Maryland state
highways in National Network. Call
410-482-5734 for access provisions.
Regulations for these vehicles — king-
pin setback measured as the distance
from the kingpin to the front of the
semitrailer may not exceed 4'; may not
have more than 41' spacing from the
kingpin to the center of the rear tan-
dem and can not have more than 35
percent of that distance as overhang
measured from the center of the rear
tandem to the end of the semitrailer.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs. Vehicles
registered 73,000 lbs. or less, single
axle weight is 22,400 lbs.; Vehicles
registered for more than 73,000
lbs., single axle weight is 20,000
lbs. Weight on tires shall not exceed
maximum allowed by manufacturer
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.; two
consecutive sets of tandem axles
may carry a gross load of 34,000 lbs.
each if the overall distance between
first and last axle is 36' or more.
Weight on tires shall not exceed

maximum allowed by manufacturer.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
provided vehicle complies with
federal bridge gross weight formula;
weight on tires shall not exceed
maximum allowed by manufacturer.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" on all highways unless
prohibited by posted signs; 96"-wide
vehicles are prohibited from travel-
ling on I-895.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40' including
overhang.
Semitrailer: 48'; call 410-582-5734
for access provisions for semitrailers
in excess of 48'.
Full trailer: 28' each.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified,
except semitrailer length restricted to
48' on non-designated routes.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Combi-
nation must travel on Interstate and
designated Maryland state highway
routes. A semitrailer or trailer being
operated in this combination may not
exceed 28' in length for each unit.
Triples: Not permitted.
• Cargo carrying power units combi-
nation restricted to 62'. This combi-
nation allowed on all highway unless
prohibited by posted sign (Note
width restriction for I-895). Other
combination which include 65' auto/
boat transporters, 75' stingers, and
97' saddlemounts must travel on
Interstate and designated highways.
Steer axle: Tire manufacturer rating.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.; vehicles
registered 73,000 lbs. and under
allowed 22,400 lbs. on single axles,
vehicles over 73,000 lbs. single -axle
weight is 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs., plus
1,000-lb. tolerance allowed on U.S.
and state routes only; no tolerance
given on Interstate highways.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs. by
bridge formula.
State Access Rules
For access provisions for semi-trail-
ers exceeding 48' in length, up to
but not exceeding 53' in length,
stinger-steer, auto/boat transporters,
truck or truck-tractor semi-trailer
combinations designed for and
transporting automobiles or boats,
maxi-cube combinations, sad-
dle-mount or full-mount combina-
tions, and truck-tractor-semi-trailer/
trailer (doubles) combinations, call
410-582-5734. Additional information
on size/weight is available online at
http://www.roads.maryland.gov/cvo.
There may be other travel restrictions
in local jurisdictions and it is not pos-
sible to post them all. Driver should
remain alert for highway signage post-
ed well in advance of restricted routes
and avoid them.
Massachusetts
• Diesel fuel tax: 24¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 24¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,620
Vehicle Registration
V: 857-368-8000
Fuel Tax
V: 617-887-5070
IFTA: 617-887-5080
Trip Permit: 781-431-5148
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 781-431-5148
F: 781-431-5014
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 857-368-8000
Waste: 617-292-5500
Radioactive: 617-242-3035
Spill Reporting: 888-304-1133
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each.
Single axle: 24,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5' vehicle.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 33'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified; trailers limited to 28'.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 24,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross weight: 80,000 lbs.
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Unlimited; U.S. and state highways only.
Michigan
• Diesel fuel tax: 28.575¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 31.775¢/gallon*
(*Includes 6% sales tax paid on
report and 0.875¢ clean-up fee
paid at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,660
Vehicle Registration
V: 888-767-6424
Fuel Tax
V: 517-636-4600
IFTA: 517-636-4580
Trip permit: 517-241-8999
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 517-241-3757
F: 517-373-2209
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 517-241-0551
Waste:
586-753-3850; 586-753-3846
Radioactive:
517-284-6581; 517-284-5185
Spill Reporting:
800-292-4706 (in Michigan)
517-373-7660 (outside Michigan)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'; trailers over 50' require
no more than 40.5' spacing, plus or
minus 6" as measured from kingpin
to center of rear-most axle when
equipped with rear tandem axles.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length of doubles not
specified providing each trailer
does not exceed 28.5', or the overall
length is 58' for the trailing units
including space between when
coupled together.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 96"; 102" allowed on desig-
nated highways.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 50' or 53' permitted
on designated routes. Semitrailers
longer than 50' shall have a wheel-
base of 37' to 41' (measured from
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the kingpin coupling to the center of
the axles or the center of the tan-
dem-axle assembly if equipped with
two axles).
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Tractor and semitrailer: No overall
length restriction as long as semi-
trailer length does not exceed 50'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 59'.
Triples: Not permitted
Steer axle: 700 psi.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lb.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
Seasonal weight limits apply. Frost
information: 800-787-8960.
State Access Rules
Five miles from Interstate and state
trunklines; one mile on other roads; up
to 102"-wide trailers allowed statewide.
Minnesota
• Diesel fuel tax: 28.5¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 28.5¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,760
Vehicle Registration
V: 651-205-4141
F: 651-215-0027
Fuel Tax
V: 651-296-0889
IFTA: 651-205-4141
Trip permit: 651-296-6000
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 651-296-6000
F: 651-215-9677
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 651-215-6330
Waste:
218-846-0467; 651-215-6330
Radioactive:
651-201-4522; 651-201-4400
Spill Reporting:
800-422-0798 (in Minnesota)
651-649-5451 (outside Minnesota)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers of 48'1" to
53' require no more than 43' from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: 45'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited 28.5' each.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 45' including
overhang.
Semitrailer: 53' including overhang;
trailers from 48' to 53' require no
more than 43' from kingpin to center
of rear-axle group.
Full trailer: 45' including overhang.
Tractor and semitrailer: 75' including
overhang.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 75' ;
each trailer not to exceed 28.5'.
Triples: Not legal.
Steer axle: 600 lbs. per inch of tire
width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axle: 34,000 lbs. with mini-
mum spacing of 40".
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
with any vehicle combination with five
or more axles with minimum spacing.
Seasonal weight limits apply and
state trunk highways are posted if
less than 10-ton axle limit. Local
roads posted if other than five-ton
axle limit.
State Access Rules
One mile from National Network; ac-
cess beyond one mile by written pe-
tition, followed by letter of permission
and publication; no free distance off
the Minnesota Twin Trailer Network.
Mississippi
• Diesel fuel tax: 18.4¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 18.4¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.4¢ clean-up fee paid
at pump only.)
• Annual truck registration: $1,512
Vehicle Registration
V: 601-923-7142
F: 601-923-7134
Fuel Tax
V: 601-923-7150
IFTA: 601-923-7150
Trip permit:
800-737-0061; 601-359-1717
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 601-359 -1717
V: 888-737-0061 (in Mississippi)
F: 601-359-1602
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 601-987-1334; 601-987-1212
Waste: 601-961-5220
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Radioactive: 601-987-6893
Spill Reporting:
800-222-6362; 601-352-9100
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 30'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 30' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 30'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 53' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Maxi-
mum 30' for semitrailer and 30' for
full trailer in doubles combination.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 12,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited; subject to highway weight
and height limitations.
Missouri
• Diesel fuel tax: 17¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 17¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,700
Vehicle Registration
V: 866-831-6277
F: 573-751-0916
Fuel Tax
V: 866-831-6277, option 2
IFTA: 866-831-6277, option 2
Trip permit: 866-831-6277
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 866-831-6277; 573-751-7100
F: 573-751-7408
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 866-831-6277
Waste: 866-831-6277
Radioactive: 573-751-3907
Spill Reporting:
800-424-8802; 573-634-2436;
573-526-3349 (information)

Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Doubles: Not specified; trailers are
limited to 28' each; 28.5' for trailers
1982 or older model year, these
combinations are restricted to 65'
overall length.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102" when less than 10 miles
for Interstate or designated highway,
otherwise 96".
Height: 13.5' when more than 10
miles for Interstate or designated
highway, otherwise 14'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: 60' when
trailer and load to not exceed 53'; 60'
overall length when operated more
than 10 miles from Interstate, desig-
nated or primary highway.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 65'; not
specified when trailer length does
not exceed 28' and operated within
10 miles of Interstate, designated
or primary highway, otherwise 65'
overall length. (Note: Nondesignated
defined as primary system segments
located more than 10 miles from
Interstate and designated routes)
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 22,000 lbs. or tire manu-
facturer rating, whichever is less.
Single axle: 22,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs. with mini-
mum spacing of 40".
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs. by
bridge formula.
State Access Rules
10 miles from National Network.
Montana
• Diesel fuel tax: 28.5¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 27.75¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.75¢ clean-up fee paid
at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $750
Vehicle Registration
V: 406-444-6130
F: 406-444-0800
Fuel Tax
V: 406-444-6027
IFTA: 406-444-2998
Trip permit: 406-444-7262
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 406-444-7262
F: 406-444-0800
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
406-444-3300; 406-449-5304
Waste: 406-444-5300
Radioactive:
406-444-0496; 406-444-6130
Spill Reporting:
406-324-4777; 406-431-0014
Interstate/National Network Size
& Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 55'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: 75'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
if both trailers are 28.5' or combined
trailer length of 61'.
Triples: Allowed only on Interstate
routes with permit.
Steer axle: Should not exceed tire
manufacturing rating.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
Seasonal limits apply: 406-444-0468.
State Access Rules
Unlimited.
Nebraska
• Diesel fuel tax: 26.1¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 26.7¢/gallon*
(*Includes clean-up fees, 0.9¢ for
gasoline, 0.3¢ for diesel, paid at
pump only)
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• Annual truck registration: $1,280
Vehicle Registration
V: 402-471-4435; 888-622-1222
F: 402-471-4024
Fuel Tax
V: 888-622-1222; 402-471-4435
IFTA: 888-622-1222; 402-471-4435
Trip Permit: 402-471-0034
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 402-471-0034
F: 402-479-3771
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 402-471-0105;
Waste: 402-471-2186; 402-471-8308;
402-471-4210
Radioactive:
402-471-2079; 609-984-5595
Spill Reporting:
402-471-2186 (business hours);
402-471-4545 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network Size
& Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 40'.
Doubles: 65'.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer 40'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'; not
specified if trailer is 53' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 65'; not
specified if semitrailer and full trailer
is 65' or less, including connecting
devices.
Triples: Permit required; restricted
routes.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 95,000 lbs.;
refer to bridge formula.
Seasonal weight limits apply.
State Access Rules
Unlimited; all U.S. and state routes,
unless posted.
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Nevada
• Diesel fuel tax: 27.81¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 23.81¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.75¢ inspection fee, paid
at pump only, and clean-up fee)
• Annual truck registration: $1,360
Vehicle Registration
V: 775-684-4711, ext. 1
F: 775-684-4619
Fuel Tax
V: 775-684-4711
IFTA: 775-684-4711
Trip permit: 775-684-4711
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-552-2127; 775-888-7410
F: 775-888-7103
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
775-684-4622; 702-486-4100
Waste:
775-687-4670 (Carson City);
702-486-2850 (Las Vegas)
Radioactive:
775-687-7550;
775-684-4622 (permits)
Spill Reporting:
888-331-6337 (in Nevada);
775-687-9485 (outside Nevada)
Interstate/National Network Size
& Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: 70'.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 70'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: 70'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 70'
including connection devices.
Triples: Allowed on Interstate and
designated routes only.
Steer axle: 600 lb. per inch of tire width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
Seasonal weight limits apply.
State Access Rules
Unlimited.
New Hampshire
• Diesel fuel tax: 23.825¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 23.825¢/gallon*
(*Includes 1.625¢ in clean-up fees
paid at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $800.16
Vehicle Registration
V: 603-227-4000
F: 603-271-1061
Fuel Tax
V: 603-271-2311
IFTA: 603-271-5303
Trip permit: 603-271-2311
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 603-271-2691
F: 603-271-5990
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 800-852-3792; 603-271-
2575; 603-271-2231;
Waste: 603-271-2942
Radioactive: 603-271-4588
Spill Reporting:
603-271-3899 (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
603-223-4381 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers of 48' to 53'
require no more than 41' spacing from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: 48'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs. if gross
vehicle weight exceeds 73,280 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. if gross
vehicle weight exceeds 73,280 lbs.;
34,000 lbs. per axle on axles not
more than 8' apart; 20,000 lbs. per
axle on axles more than 8' apart.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'; 53' trailers allowed
on designated access highways only.
Full trailer: 28' or less.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 48' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if trailers do not exceed 28'
each. Allowed only on designated
and Interstate routes. Not allowed on
non-designated routes except on au-
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thorized reasonable access routes.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
• Seasonal weight limits apply. No
tractor-trailer combinations allowed
on Frost-Law posted highways.
State Access Rules
One mile on state highways; 53' trail-
ers may travel on authorized routes.
Information: 603-271-3339. Prior
approval needed to use city or town
streets and roads.
New Jersey
• Diesel fuel tax: 17.5¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 14.5¢/gallon*
(*Includes petroleum tax)
• Annual truck registration: $1,255
Vehicle Registration
V: 888-486-3339 (in New Jersey);
V: 609-292-6500 (outside New Jersey)
Fuel Tax
V: 609-633-9400
IFTA: 609-530-6089
Trip permit: 609-633-9400
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 609-530-6389
F: 609-943-5214
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
732-254-5000;
609-452-2601, ext. 5918
Waste:
609-292-7081; 609-633-1418
Radioactive: 609-984-5636
Spill Reporting: 877-927-6337
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 96"; 102" on designated routes.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 48'; 53' allowed on des-
ignated access routes only.

Full trailer: 48'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 48' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
only on Interstate and designated routes.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Two miles from Interstate and routes
designated in NJAC 16:32-1.4 as NJ
Access Network.
New Mexico
• Diesel fuel tax: 22¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 18¢/gallon*
(*Includes 1¢ load fee paid at
pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $173
Vehicle Registration
V: 888-683-4636
F: 505-476-2414
Fuel Tax
V: 505-827-0392
IFTA: 505-827-0392
Trip permit: 505-827-0391
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 505-476-2470; 505-476-2475
F: 505-476-2476
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 888-683-4636
Waste: 505-476-6000
Radioactive: 505-476-8600
Spill Reporting: 505-827-9329;
505-476-6000 (non-emergency)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 57.5'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 21,600 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,320 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 86,400 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 48'.
Full trailer: 48'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: each
trailer not to exceed 28.5' or com-
bined length of 65'.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 21,600 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,320 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 86,400 lbs.
(doubles and tractor-semitrailer com-
binations)
State Access Rules
20 miles for deliveries and reasonable
distance for food, fuel, repairs and rest.
New York
• Diesel fuel tax: 38.05¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 38.95¢/gallon*
(*Includes 8¢ sales tax, and
petroleum tax, paid on report;
clean-up fees of 0.3¢ on diesel and
0.35¢ on gasoline, paid at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $700
Vehicle Registration
V: 518-457-6512
F: 518-486-6579
Fuel Tax
V: 518-457-5735, option 2
IFTA: 518-457-5735
Trip permit: 888-783-1685, option 2
212-839-6341 (NYDOT, NYC)
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 888-783-1685; 518-485-2999
F: 518-457-1036
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 518-457-3406
Waste: 518-402-8792; 518-402-9764
Radioactive: 518-402-8579
Spill Reporting:
800-457-7362 (in New York)
518-457-7362 (outside New York)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers of 48' to
53' require no more than 43' spacing
from kingpin to center of rear axle.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Not specified; trailers are
limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 96"; 102" on designated truck
access highways and highways
outside NYC with 10' or more of lane
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width.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 48'; 53' trailers are al-
lowed on designated access high-
ways only.
Full trailer: 48'.
Tractor and semi-trailer: 65'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 65'; full
and semi-trailers in doubles not to
exceed 28.5' each
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 22,400 lbs.
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem Axles: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
• Seasonal weight limits apply.
State Access Rules
One mile on all highways; petition for
access beyond this distance.
North Carolina
• Diesel fuel tax: 34¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 34¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,255
Vehicle Registration
V: 919-861-3720; 919-715-7000
F: 919-861-2923
Fuel Tax
V: 877-308-9092; 919-707-7500
IFTA: 877-308-9092; 919-707-7500
Trip permit: 919-733-7154;
888-574-6683, option 1
Overweight/Oversize Permit
Single trip permit:
888-574-6683; 919-733-7154
Annual permit:
888-221-8166; 919-733-4740
F: 888-222-8347; 919-733-7828
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
919-715-7000; 919-825-2500
Waste:
877-623-6748; 919-707-8200
Radioactive: 919-571-4141
Spill Reporting: 800-858-0368
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each, 28.5' for
trailers 1982 or older model year.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
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Tandem axles: 38,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
must comply with federal bridge
formula and have 51' spacing from
center of first to center of last axle.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 48'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 60' legal
on all highways; no overall length
limit for a 53' trailer on designated
highways.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
permitted; allowed on designated
routes; full and semitrailers in dou-
bles not to exceed 28.5' each.
Triples: Not permitted; allowed on
designated routes; full and semitrail-
ers in doubles not to exceed 28.5'
each.
Tractor and full trailer combination
not to exceed 60'.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 38,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight 80,000 lbs.;
must comply with federal bridge
formula and have 51' outside bridge
(first to last axle) to gross 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
53' trailers may travel three miles from
all primary routes unless restricted;
twin trailers may travel three miles from
designated routes unless restricted; all
other access by written permission.
North Dakota
• Diesel fuel tax: 23¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 23¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $916
Vehicle Registration
V: 701-328-2725
F: 701-328-3500
Fuel Tax
V: 701-328-2725, option 2
IFTA: 701-328-2928
Trip permit: 701-328-2621
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 701-328-2621
F: 701-328-1642
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 701-328-5128
Waste: 701-328-5166
Radioactive: 701-328-5188
Spill Reporting:
800-472-2121; 701-328-2121
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Doubles: 110'.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck: 50'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 75' maximum
on non-designated highways; 95'
and 110' on designated highways.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 75' maxi-
mum on non-designated highways; 95'
and 110' on designated highways.
Triples: 75' maximum on non-des-
ignated highways; 95' and 110' on
designated highways.
Tractor and full-trailer trailer combi-
nations not to exceed 75'; seasonal
weight limits apply.
Steer axle: 550 lbs. per inch of tire width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 105,500 lbs. on
state highways unless posted; 80,000
lbs. on county and other local roads.
State Access Rules
10 miles from on state routes.
Ohio
• Diesel fuel tax: 28¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 28¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,369
Vehicle Registration
V: 614-752-7800
F: 614-752-7972
Fuel Tax
V: 855-466-3921, option 4
IFTA: 614-466-3921
Trip permit: 855-466-3921
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 614-351-2300
F: 614-728-4099
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 614-466-3392
Waste: 614-644-2621
Radioactive:
800-686-7826; 614-466-3392
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Spill Reporting: 800-282-9378
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length not specified; lim-
ited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 53' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if trailer is 28.5' or less.
Triples: Ohio Turnpike only.
Steer axle: 650 lbs. per inch of tire
width.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted.
Oklahoma
• Diesel fuel tax: 13¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 16¢/gallon
• Annual Truck Regis./Fuel Tax: $961
Vehicle Registration
V: 405-521-3036
F: 405-525-2906
Fuel Tax
V: 405-521-3036
IFTA: 405-521-3036
Trip permit:
405-521-3036 405-521-2251
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 877-425-2390; 405-425-7012
F: 405-522-9006
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 405-521-2251
Waste: 405-521-2915
Radioactive: 405-702-5100
Spill Reporting: 800-522-0206
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.

Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com- Full trailer: 40'.
bination: 59.5'. Doubles: Not specified; 75' overall
Full trailer: 29'. on Group 1 highways, first trailer
in combination not to exceed 40';
Doubles: Length not specified; lim-
ited to 29' each. no overall length limit on Group 1
Single axles: 20,000 lbs. highways if the measurement from
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. the front of the first trailer to the rear
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs. of the second trailer does not exceed
60' (including distance between trail-
State Size & Weight Limits
ers); if distance from the front of the
Width: 102".
first trailer to the rear of the second
Height: 13.5'.
trailer exceeds 60' (up to a maximum
Straight truck length: 45'. of 68') and overall length exceeds
Semitrailer: 53'.
75', then use designated routes that
Full trailer: 29'. allow no limit in overall length.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified. Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
specified. Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.; two
Triples: Allowed on Interstate and consecutive sets of tandem axles may
divided highways with permit only. carry a gross load of 34,000 lbs. each if
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs. the overall distances between the first
Single axle: 20,000 lbs. and last axle is 36' or more; an Inter-
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. state weight permit is available that
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs. allows 34,000 lbs. on each tandem axle
(five-axle unit). if overall length between tandems is
State Access Rules 30' or more.
Five miles from on state routes. State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Oregon Straight truck length: 40'.
• Diesel fuel tax: 0* Semitrailer: 53'.
• Gasoline tax: 30¢/gallon Full trailer: 40'.
(*diesel taxed through weight/distance tax) Tractor and semitrailer: 60' overall on
• Annual truck registration: $1,014 all Group One highways with maxi-
Vehicle Registration mum 53' trailers; no overall length
limit on National Network highways
V: 503-378-6643
with a maximum of 53' trailer.
F: 503-378-5765
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: (1) 75' over-
Fuel Tax
all on Group One highways; first trailer
V: 503-378-5849
in combination not to exceed 40'. (2) No
IFTA: 503-373-1634
overall length limit on Group One high-
Trip permit: 503-378-6699
way if the measurement from the front of
Overweight/Oversize Permit
the first trailer to the rear of the second
V: 503-373-0000
trailer does not exceed 60' (including
F: 503-378-2873
distance between trailers). (3) If distance
Hazardous Materials
from the front of the first trailer to the
Materials: rear of the second trailer exceeds 60' (up
503-378-6336; 503-378-3667 to a maximum of 68') and overall length
Waste: exceeds 75', see Route Map 7 (can be
800-452-4011; 503-229-5696 obtained from Oregon DOT or port of
Radioactive: entry) for designated routes that allow no
503-378-3667; 503-373-0982 limit in overall length.
Spill Reporting: 800-452-0311 Triples: Allowed on Interstate and state
Interstate/National Network designated routes by permit only.
Size & Weight Limits Steer axle: 600 lbs. per inch of tire
Width: 102". width, up to 20,000 lbs.
Height: 14'. Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com- Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
bination: 53'. Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
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One mile unless otherwise posted.
Pennsylvania
• Diesel fuel tax: 64¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 50.3¢/gallon*
(*Includes petroleum tax.)
• Annual truck registration: $1,966
Vehicle Registration
V: 717-412-5300
F: 717-783-6349
Fuel Tax
V: 800-482-4382; 717-787-5355
IFTA: 800-482-4382
Trip permit: 717-783-9371
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 717-787-4680;
F: 717-787-9890
PA Turnpike: 717-939-9551, ext. 2980
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
717-939 -9551; 717-783-2388
Waste: 717-787-6239
Radioactive: 717-787-3720
Spill Reporting:
800-541-2050 (business hours)
800-373-3398 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs. if gross
vehicle weight and registered gross
weight both exceed 73,280 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 96", 102" on designated
highways.
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if the trailer is 28.5' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if the trailer is 28.5' or less.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
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State Access Rules
One mile access approval required
for additional distance for 102"-wide
equipment, 53' trailers and twin 28.5'
semitrailers.
Rhode Island
• Diesel fuel tax: 33¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 33¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,056
Vehicle Registration
V: 401-462-4368
F: 401-462-5786
Fuel Tax
V: 401-574-8955, option 4
IFTA: 401-574-8955
Trip permit: 401-946-0090
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 401-462-5747
F: 401-462-5791
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
401-462-5813; 401-222-2797
Waste: 401-222-2797, ext. 7143
Radioactive:
401-941-4500; 401-464-5813
Spill Reporting:
401-222-1360 (8 a.m. - 4 p.m.)
401-222-3070 (after hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers of 48' to 53'
require no more than 41' spacing from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: 53'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 44,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
must comply with federal bridge for-
mula and have 51' spacing from center
of the first to center of the last axle.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53' on Interstate and
non-Interstate routes with prior ap-
proval (401-588-3020, ext. 2034).
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 48.5' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if trailer is 28.5' or less.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 44,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
(five-axle unit with 51' spacing be-
tween first and fifth axle.)
State Access Rules
One mile tractor-semitrailer com-
bos and 102" width, all roads; upon
leaving designated network, all twin
trailers are required to obtain permits
if distance traveled exceeds one
mile.
South Carolina
• Diesel fuel tax: 16.75¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 16.75¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.75¢ clean-up fee paid
at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $800
Vehicle Registration
V: 803-896-5000
Fuel Tax
V: 803-896-3870
IFTA: 803-896-3870
Trip permit: 803-896-3870
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 877-349-7190; 803-737-6769
F: 803-737-2199
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 803-896-5000
Waste: 803-898-0486
Radioactive:
803-898-0422; 803-899-0239
Spill Reporting: 888-481-0125
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'; trailers over 50' require
no more than 40.5' spacing, plus or
minus 6", from kingpin to center of
rear-most axle group.
Full trailer: 28.5'
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 35,200 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
must comply with federal bridge
formula.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
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Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: 53'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
permitted
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: Not specified.
Single axle: 22,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 39,600.
Gross vehicle weight 80,608 lbs.
State Access Rules
Five mile to terminals (SC Reg.
definition) and facilities for food, fuel,
rest and repair; all other access (for
twin trailers only) by petition.
South Dakota
• Diesel fuel tax: 30¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 30¢/gallon*
(*Includes 2¢ distributor tax, paid
at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $2,000
Vehicle Registration
V: 605-773-4111
F: 605-773-8416
Fuel Tax
V: 605-773-3314
IFTA: 605-773-5408
Trip permit: 605-773-4578
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 605-773-4578 (information)
V: 605-698-3925 (permits)
V: 800-637-3255 (in-state permits)
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 605-773-4578
Waste: 605-773-3153; 605-773-3151
Radioactive:
605-773-4578; 605-773-3296
Spill Reporting:
605-773-3296 (business hours)
605-773-3231 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Doubles: 81.5'; maximum length of
either trailers must not exceed 45'.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs. single-tired
axles, other than steer tires, are lim-
ited to 500 lbs. per inch of tire width.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs., single-
tired axles, other than steer tires,

are limited to 500 lbs. per inch of tire
width.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck: 45'.
Semitrailer: 53'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: Controlled by
single trailer length.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Overall
length excluding tractor may not exceed
81.5'; neither trailer may exceed 45'.
Triples: Allowed on Interstate and
designated highways by permit only.
Steer axle: 600 lbs. per inch of tire
width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs., single-tire
axle is limited to 500 lbs. per inch of
tire width.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight 80,000 lbs. on
Interstate system. Primary highway
weights governed by bridge formula
and number of axles.
Seasonal weight limits apply, call
DOT at 605-773-3704
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted.
Tennessee
• Diesel fuel tax: 18.4¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 21.4¢/gallon*
(*Includes 0.4¢ clean-up fee and 1¢
gasoline inspection fee, at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,366
Vehicle Registration
V: 888-826-3151
F: 615-361-5924
Fuel Tax
V: 888-468-9025; 615-399-4267
IFTA: 888-468-9025, option 3
Trip permits:
888-468-9025; 615-399-4267
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 615-741-3821
F: 615-741-1159
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 615-251-5290
Waste: 615-532-0780
Radioactive: 615-532-0364
Spill Reporting:
615-741-0001 (in Tennessee)
800-262-3300 (outside Tennessee)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 50' measured from kingpin
from end of trailer or load, if trailer
length exceeds 48' the distance from
the kingpin to the center of the rear
axle or group is limited 41'; no kingpin
requirements on 48' or shorter trailers.
Full trailer: 48'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 50'; trailers measuring 48'
to 50' from kingpin to rear of trailer
require a distance of 41' or less from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not speci-
fied, but trailer may not exceed 50'
or 41' axle group from kingpin to
center of rear axle.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
if both trailers are 28.5' or less.
Triples: Not permitted.
Truck and trailer: 75'.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross Weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited, shortest reasonable route.
Texas
• Diesel fuel tax: 20¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 20¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,065
Vehicle Registration
V: 888-368-4689
F: 512-302-2162
Fuel Tax
V: 800-252-1383; 800-299-1700
IFTA: 800-252-1383
Trip permit: 800-299-1700
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 800-299-1700
F: 512-465-3565
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
512-424-2000; 512-424-2010
Waste:
512-239-6413; 512-239-2334
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Radioactive: 512-239-6466
Spill Reporting: 800-832-8224
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 59'.
Full trailer: 59'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.;
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 59'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 59' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified if trailer is 28.5' or less.
Triples: Not permitted.
• Any vehicle combination that contains
a truck tractor does not have a mini-
mum legal length; any vehicle combi-
nation that does not contain a truck
tractor is limited to 65' overall length.
Steer axle: Tire manufacturing rating.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted.
Utah
• Diesel fuel tax: 29.5¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 29.5¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $348
Vehicle Registration
V: 801-297-6800
F: 801-297-6899
Fuel Tax
V: 801-297-6800
IFTA: 801-297-6800
Trip Permit:
801-297-7790; 801-297-6800
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 801-965-4892
F: 801-965-4847
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
801-965-4105; 801-256-2499
Waste: 801-536-0200
Radioactive:
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801-536-4250 (business hours);
801-536-4123 (non-business hours)
Spill Reporting:
801-536-0200 (business hours)
801-536-4123 (non-business hours)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 48'.
Doubles: Length not specified;
0verall length is 61' for the combined
trailer unit including space between.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.;
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
must comply with Utah Bridge Table
B extended and have 51' from first to
fifth axle.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'.
Full trailer: 48'.
Tractor and semitrailer: Not specified
if trailer is 48' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Two trailers
hooked together shall not exceed 61'.
Triples: Allowed with permit only;
permit must be obtained prior to op-
eration and takes two to four weeks.
Truck and trailer: 65'.
Steer axle: Tire manufacturing rating.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Unlimited unless otherwise posted or
if under special permit.
Vermont
• Diesel fuel tax: 32¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 30.46¢/gallon*
(*Includes 2% sales tax and clean-up fee)
• Annual truck registration: $2,200
Vehicle Registration
V: 888-998-3766
Fuel Tax
V: 802-828-2070
IFTA: 802-828-2070; 802-828-8073
Trip permit:
800-749-6058; 800-833-3762
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 802-828-2064
F: 802-828-5418
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 802-828-2078
Waste: 802-522-0469
Radioactive: 802-828-1556
Spill Reporting: 800-641-5005
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.;
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
must comply with federal bridge
formula and have 51' from center of
first to center of last axle.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 46'.
Semitrailer: 53'; trailers require no
more than 43' from kingpin to rear-
most axle.
Full trailer: 53'; distance from kingpin
to center of rear-most axle must not
exceed 41'.
Tractor and semitrailer: 75'; distance
from kingpin to center of rear-most
axle must not exceed 41'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
if both trailers are 28' or less on Inter-
state highways only.
Triples: Not permitted.
Truck tractor and semitrailer com-
bination: 48' - 53' max; 75' no
permit required; over 75' fee permit
required. No fee permit required if
between 68' and 72' and operating
on U.S. 4 from the New Hampshire
state line to the south junction of
Vermont 100.
Steer axle: 600 lb. per inch of tire
width.
Single axle: 22,400 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
One mile — reasonable access for
food, fuel, repair, rest facilities and
terminals.
Virginia
• Diesel fuel tax: 24.3¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 24.3¢/gallon*
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and 3.5¢ on diesel, paid on
report only; 0.6¢ clean-up fee paid
at pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $1,003
Vehicle Registration
V: 804-497-7100
Fuel Tax
V: 804-249-5130
IFTA: 804-249-5130
Trip permit: 804-249-5130
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 804-249-5130; 804-497-7135 (info)
F: 804-367-1073
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
800-367-7623; 804-698-4000;
Waste:
804-698-4237; 804-698-4129
Radioactive:
804-698-4000; 804-864-8168
Spill Reporting:
800-468-8892 (in Virginia);
804-674-2400 (outside of Virginia)
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers of 48' to 53'
require no more than 41' spacing from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: 28.5'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.;
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.,
provided vehicle complies with fed-
eral bridge gross weight formula.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'; trailers of 48' to 53'
require no more than 41' spacing from
kingpin to center of rear axle group.
Full trailer: Not permitted
Tractor-semitrailer: Not specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
permitted.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 650 lbs. per inch of tire
width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
with 51' of total axle spacing.

State Access Rules
One mile — 53' semitrailer with
maximum 41' kingpin spacing al-
lowed on all roads unless otherwise
posted; 28.5' twin trailers - desig-
nated system only. Permit required
beyond one mile; permission must
be obtained within towns, cities and
Henrico and Arlington Counties.
An access network has also been
identified for twin trailers. Contact
Virginia DOT, 804-786-2967.
Washington
• Diesel fuel tax: 49.4¢/gallon
• Gasoline tax: 49.4¢/gallon
• Annual truck registration: $1,742
Vehicle Registration
V: 360-902-3770
F: 360-570-7895
Fuel Tax
V: 360-664-1868
IFTA: 360-664-1868
Trip permit: 360-664-1868
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 360-704-6340
F: 360-704-6350
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
360-902-3900; 360-753-9875
Waste: 360-407-6700
Radioactive: 360-236-3300
Spill Reporting:
800-258-5990; 800-424-8802
800-645-7911
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 53'; trailers from 53' to 56'
require a permit.
Full trailer: 53'.
Doubles: 61'; trailers from 61' to 68'
require a permit.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 105,500 lbs.,
must comply with federal bridge
gross weight formula.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53'; trailers 53' - 56'
require a permit.
Full trailer: 53'.
Tractor-semitrailer: Not specified if
trailer is 53' or less.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 61';
trailers from 61' to 68' require a
permit.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axles: 600 lbs. per inch of tire
width; all other tires are limited to
500 lbs. per inch of tire width.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 105,500 lbs.;
refer to Federal Formula B. Truck and
trailer: 75'. Seasonal weight limits ap-
ply, posting available at ports of entry.
State Access Rules
Unlimited on state highways. WA
410 and WA 123 closed to vehicles
exceeding 5,000 lbs. GVW in Mt.
Rainier National Park.
West Virginia
• Diesel fuel tax: 33.2¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 33.2¢/gallon*
(*Includes 5% sales tax)
• Annual truck registration: $1,132
Vehicle Registration
V: 304-558-3900
F: 304-926-0797
Fuel Tax
V: 304-926-0799
IFTA: 304-926-0799
Trip permit: 304-926-0799
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 304-558-0384
F: 304-558-0591
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
304-340-0456; 304-340-0419
Waste: 304-926-0499
Radioactive:
304-340-0456; 304-558-2981
Spill Reporting: 800-642-3074
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers from 48' to
53' require no more than 37' spacing
from last axle of tractor to first axle
of semitrailer.
Full trailer: 28'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
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State Size & Weight Limits:
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 40'.
Semitrailer: 53' with distance be-
tween rear tractor axle and front
trailer axle not exceeding 37'.
Full trailer: Not specified.
Tractor-semitrailer: 55' local routes;
70' major routes.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: 28'
each trailer.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Access Rules
Restricted to within two miles of
designated routes.
Wisconsin
• Diesel fuel tax: 32.9¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 32.9¢/gallon*
(*Includes clean-up fee)
• Annual truck registration: $1,576
Vehicle Registration
V: 608-266-9900
F: 608-267-6886
Fuel Tax
V: 608-266-9900
IFTA: 608-266-9900
Trip permit: 608-266-9900
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 608-266-7320
F: 608-264-7751
Hazardous Materials
Materials: 608-264-7049
715-799-3096 (Menominee Tribal Lands)
Waste: 608-264-6015
715-799-3096 (Menominee Tribal Lands)
Radioactive: 608-267-4789
715-799-3096 (Menominee Tribal Lands)
Spill Reporting: 800-943-0003
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer
combination: 53'; trailers from 48' to
53' require no more than 43' spacing
from kingpin to center of rear axle.
Full trailer: 48'.
Doubles: Length not specified; trail-
ers are limited to 28.5' each.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.
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Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 13.5'.
Straight truck length: 45'.
Semitrailer: 48'/53', trailers require
no more than 41' from kingpin to
rear-most axle.
Full trailer: 48'/53', trailers require no
more than 41' from kingpin to rear-
most axle.
Tractor-semitrailer: 65'/75'.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Allowed
only on designated routes.
Triples: Not permitted.
Truck and full trailer: 65'.
Steer axle: 13,000 lbs.; 12,000 lbs.
on Class B highway.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.; 12,000 lbs.
on Class B highway.
Tandem axles: 34,000 lbs.; 20,400
lbs. on Class B highway.
Gross vehicle weight: 80,000 lbs.;
48,000 lbs. on Class B highway.
State Access Rules
Fifteen miles — plus highways des-
ignated by state in administrative law
Trans 276.
Wyoming
• Diesel fuel tax: 24¢/gallon*
• Gasoline tax: 24¢/gallon*
(*Includes clean-up fee, paid at
pump only)
• Annual truck registration: $2,231
Vehicle Registration
V: 307-777-4851
F: 307-777-4772
Fuel Tax
V: 307-777-4826
IFTA: 307-777-4827
Trip permit: 307-777-4829
Overweight/Oversize Permit
V: 307-777-4376
F: 307-777-4399
Hazardous Materials
Materials:
307-777-4800; 307-777-4810
Waste:
307-777-7937; 307-777-7752
Radioactive: 307-777-7937
Spill Reporting: 307-777-7781
Interstate/National Network
Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Semitrailer in tractor/semitrailer com-
bination: 60'.
Full trailer: 40'.
Doubles: 81'; combined length of
trailers not to exceed 81'; heavier
trailer must be first unit behind the
tractor if there is a weight difference
exceeding 5,000 lbs.
Single axles: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 117,000 lbs.;
must have enough axles to comply
with federal bridge formula.
State Size & Weight Limits
Width: 102".
Height: 14'.
Straight truck length: 60'.
Semitrailer: 60' in tractor-trailer com-
bination; 48' for first trailer in doubles
combination.
Full trailer: 40'.
Tractor-semitrailer: Not specified.
Tractor, semi- and full trailer: Not
specified, but can not exceed 81'
from the front of the first trailer to the
rear of the second trailer. Heavier
trailer must be first if there is a weight
difference exceeding 5,000 lbs.
Triples: Not permitted.
Steer axle: 20,000 lbs.
Single axle: 20,000 lbs.
Tandem axles: 36,000 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight by bridge for-
mula Table 1.
State Access Rules
Unlimited.
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Alabama California Florida

Alabama Trucking Assn.
J. Frank Filgo
President & CEO
P.O. Box 242337
Montgomery, AL 36124-2337
334-834-3983
ffilgo@alabamatrucking.org
http://www.alabamatrucking.org
California Trucking Assn. Florida Trucking Assn.
Shawn Yadon Dr. Ken Armstrong
CEO President & CEO
4148 East Commerce Way 350 East College Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95834 Tallahassee, FL 32301
916-373-3535 850-222-9900
syadon@caltrux.org ken@fltrucking.org
http://www.caltrux.org http://www.fltrucking.org

Alaska Colorado Georgia

Alaska Trucking Association Colorado Motor Carriers Assn. Georgia Motor Trucking Association
Aves Thompson Greg Fulton Edward B. Crowell
Executive Director President President & CEO
3443 Minnesota Drive 4060 Elati Street 2060 Franklin Way, Suite 200
Anchorage, AK 99503 Denver, CO 80216-4814 Marietta, GA 30067
907-276-1149 303-433-3375 770-444-9771
aves@aktrucks.org greg@cmca.com ed@gmta.org
http://www.aktrucks.org http://www.cmca.com http://www.gmta.org

Arizona Connecticut Hawaii

Arizona Trucking Association Motor Transport Assn. of Connecticut Hawaii Transportation Association
Tony Bradley Joseph Sculley Gareth K. Sakakida
President & CEO President Managing Director
7500 W. Madison Street 60 Forest Street 2850 Paa Street, Room 204
Tolleson, AZ 85353 Hartford, CT 06105 Honolulu, HI 96819
602-850-6000 860-520-4455 808-833-6628
tbradley@aztrucking.com joe@mtac.us gareth@htahawaii.org
http://www.aztrucking.com http://www.mtac.us http://www.htahawaii.org

Arkansas Delaware Idaho

Arkansas Trucking Association
Shannon Newton
President
1401 West Capitol, Suite 185
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-372-3462
shannonnewton@arkansastrucking.com
http://www.arkansastrucking.com
Delaware Motor Transport Assn. Idaho Trucking Association
M. Lee Derrickson Julie Pipal
Executive Director President & CEO
445 Pear Street 3405 E. Overland Road, Suite 175
Dover, DE 19904-2926 Meridian, ID 83642
302-734-9400 208-342-3521
dmta@delawaretrucking.org jpipal@idtrucking.org
http://delawaretrucking.org http://www.idtrucking.org

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Illinois
Illinois Trucking Association
Matt Hart
Executive Director
932 S. Spring Street
Springfield, IL 62704
217-789-6017
matt@iltrucking.org
http://www.iltrucking.org
Indiana
Indiana Motor Truck Association
Gary Langston
President & CEO
1 North Capitol Ave., Suite 460
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317-630-4682
gary@intrucking.org
http://www.imtaonline.net
Iowa
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Brenda Neville
President & CEO
717 East Court Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50309
515-244-5193
brenda@iowamotortruck.com
http://www.iowamotortruck.com
Kansas
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Thomas A. Whitaker
Executive Director
2900 South Topeka Blvd.
Topeka, KS 66601-1673
785-267-1641
tomw@kmca.org
http://www.kmca.org
Kentucky Massachusetts
Kentucky Motor Transport Assn. Massachusetts Motor Transp. Assn.
Guy Young Anne M. Lynch
President/CEO Executive Director
617 Shelby St. 12 Post Office Square, 6th Floor
Frankfort, KY 40601 Boston, MA 02109
502-227-0848 617-695-3512
gyoung@kytrucking.net alynch@lynchassociates.net
http://www.kmta.net http://www.mass-trucking.org
Louisiana Michigan
Louisiana Motor Transport Assn. Michigan Trucking Association
Cathy F. Gautreaux Walter G. Heinritzi
Executive Director Executive Director
4838 Bennington Avenue 1131 Centennial Way
Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Lansing, MI 48917-9896
225-928-5682 517-321-1951
cathy.gautreaux@louisianatrucking.com wheinritzi@mitrucking.org
http://www.louisianatrucking.com http://www.mitrucking.org
Maine Minnesota
Maine Motor Transport Association Minnesota Trucking Association
Brian Parke John Hausladen
President & CEO President & CEO
142 Whitten Road 2277 Highway 36 West, Suite 302
Augusta, ME 04330 Roseville, MN 55113
207-623-4128 651-646-7351
bparke@mmta.com john@mntruck.org
http://www.mmta.com http://www.mntruck.org
Maryland Mississippi
Maryland Motor Truck Association Mississippi Trucking Association
Louis J. Campion Hal Miller
President & CEO President
9256 Bendix Road, Suite 203 825 North President Street
Columbia, MD 21045 Jackson, MS 39202
410-644-4600 601-354-0616
lcampion@mmtanet.com hal.miller@mstrucking.org
http://www.mmtanet.com http://www.mstrucking.org
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Missouri New Hampshire North Carolina

Missouri Motor Carriers Association New Hampshire Motor Transport Assn. North Carolina Trucking Association
Tom Crawford Robert J. Sculley Crystal Collins
President & CEO President President
102 East High Street P.O. Box 3898 4000 Westchase Blvd., Suite 210
Jefferson City, MO 65102 Concord, NH 03302-3898 Raleigh, NC 27607
573-634-3388 603-224-7337 919-834-0387
tom@motrucking.org rjsculley@nhmta.org ccollins@nctrucking.com
http://www.motrucking.org http://www.nhmta.org http://www.nctrucking.com

Montana New Jersey North Dakota

Motor Carriers of Montana New Jersey Motor Truck Association North Dakota Motor Carriers Assn.
Barry Stang Gail E. Toth Arik Spencer
Executive Vice President Executive Director Executive Vice President
501 North Sanders, Suite 201 160 Tices Lane 1937 East Capitol Avenue
Helena, MT 59601 East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Bismarck, ND 58501
406-442-6600 732-254-5000 701-223-2700
spook@mttrucking.org gtoth@njmta.org arik@ndmca.org
http://www.mttrucking.org http://www.njmta.org http://www.ndmca.org

Nebraska New Mexico Ohio

Nebraska Trucking Association New Mexico Trucking Association Ohio Trucking Association
Larry A. Johnson Johnny Johnson Tom Balzer
President Managing Director President
1701 K Street 4700 Lincoln, NE 21 East State Street, Suite 900
Lincoln, NE 68508 Albuquerque, NM 87109 Columbus, OH 43215
402-476-8504 505-884-5575 614-221-5375
ljohnson@nebtrucking.com jrjohnson@nmtrucking.org tom@ohiotrucking.org
http://www.nebtrucking.com http://www.nmtrucking.org http://www.ohiotrucking.org

Nevada New York Oklahoma

Nevada Motor Transport Association
Paul J. Enos
CEO
8745 Technology Way, Suite E
Reno, NV 89521-4878
775-673-6111
pje@nevadatrucking.com
http://www.nevadatrucking.com
Trucking Association of New York Oklahoma Trucking Association
Kendra Hems Jim Newport
President CEO
7 Corporate Drive 3909 N. Lindsay Avenue
Clifton Park, NY 12065 Oklahoma City, OK 73105
518-458-9696 405-525-9488
khems@nytrucks.org JimNewport@oktrucking.org
http://www.nytrucks.org http://www.oktrucking.org

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Oregon South Dakota Vermont

Oregon Trucking Association South Dakota Trucking Association Vermont Truck & Bus Association
Jana Jarvis Myron L. Rau Robert J. Sculley
President President Executive Director
4005 SE Naef Road 3801 South Kiwanis Avenue P.O. Box 3898
Portland, OR 97267 Sioux Falls, SD 57109 Concord, NH 03302
503-513-0005 605-334-8871 802-479-1778
jana@ortrucking.org mlrau@southdakotatrucking.com rjsculley@vtba.org
http://www.ortrucking.org http://www.southdakotatrucking.com http://www.vtba.org

Pennsylvania Tennessee Virginia

Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn. Tennessee Trucking Association Virginia Trucking Association
Kevin Stewart David Huneryager P. Dale Bennett
President & CEO President & CEO President & CEO
910 Linda Lane 4531 Trousdale Drive 4821 Bethlehem Rd., Suite 101
Camp Hill, PA 17011-6409 Nashville, TN 37204 Richmond, VA 23230
717-761-7122 615-777-2882 804-355-5371
kstewart@pmta.org dhuneryager@tntrucking.org dbennett@vatrucking.org
http://www.pmta.org http://www.tntrucking.org http://www.vatrucking.org

Rhode Island Texas Washington

Texas Trucking Association
Rhode Island Trucking Association Washington Trucking Association
John Esparza
Chris Maxwell Sheri Call
President & CEO
President, CEO Executive Vice President
700 East 11th Street
660 Roosevelt Ave. 2102 Carriage Drive, SW Bldg. F
Austin, TX 78701
Pawtucket, RI 02860-1008 Olympia, WA 98502
512-478-2541
401-729-6600 253-235-4021
john@texastrucking.com
chris.maxwell@ritrucking.org sheri@wtatrucking.com
http://www.texastrucking.com
http://www.ritrucking.org http://www.wtatrucking.com

Utah
South Carolina West Virginia
Utah Trucking Association
South Carolina Trucking Association Richard Clasby West Virginia Trucking Association
J. Richards Todd Executive Director Janet S. Vineyard
President 4181 West 2100 South President
P.O. Box 50166 West Valley, UT 84104-4612 2506 Kanawha Blvd. E
Columbia, SC 29250-0166 801-973-9370 Charleston, WV 25311
803-799-4306 rick@utahtrucking.com 304-345-2800
ricktodd@sctrucking.org http://www.utahtrucking.com jan@wvtrucking.com
http://www.sctrucking.org http://www.wvtrucking.com

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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Neal Kedzie
President
P.O. Box 44849
Madison, WI 53744-2875
608-833-8200
nkedzie@witruck.org
http://www.witruck.org

Wyoming
Wyoming Trucking Association
Sheila D. Foertsch
Managing Director
P.O. 1175
Casper, WY 82602
307-234-1579
sdf@wytruck.org
http://www.wytruck.org

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State Maintenance Councils

I n 2004 the Technology & Maintenance Council formed its Professional Technician Development Committee (PTDC)
and created a new membership category for technicians. It sponsored TMCSuperTech2005, the first national techni-
cian skills competition in conjunction with TMC’s 2005 Fall Meeting. Since then, state maintenance council's have begun
technician competitions of their own in support of the national competition.
For more information about PTDC, the national skills competition or sponsorships, or TMC technician membership,
contact TMC at 703-838-1763. Contact TMC if you have information about state or regional maintenance councils.

Alabama Alaska Arkansas

Alabama Trucking Association
Safety & Maintenance
Management Council
P.O. Box 242337
Montgomery, AL 36124-2337
V: 334-834-3983
F: 334-262-6504
Contact: Tim Frazier
tfrazier@alabamatrucking.org
http://www.alabamatrucking.org
Birmingham Officers
Lonna Yearwood, Chairperson —
My-Way Transportation
1st Vice-Chairperson —
Geoff Smith, Welborn Cabinet
2nd Vice Chairman — Tony Smith,
AAA Cooper Transportation
Secretary/Treasurer, Scott
Hackelman, MTB Transport
Wiregrass Officers
Chairperson — Avery Baine,
ABC Transportation
1st Vice-Chairman — Debbie
Henderson, Eagle Motor Freight
Secretary/Treasurer — Keith
Onorato, Summerford Truck Line
Gulf Coast Officers
Chairman — Bryan Kilpatrick,
Billy Barnes Enterprises
1st Vice-Chairman — Bobby
Lankford, Ward International Trucks
Secretary — Keith Fearn, Martin
Energy
Treasurer — Gary Smith, Perdido
Trucking
Alaska Trucking Association
Technology & Maintenance Council
3443 Minnesota Drive
Anchorage, AK
V: 907-777-5525
F: 907-274-1946
Contact: Mike Moller
michael.moeller@crowley.com
http://www.aktrucks.org
Officers
Mike Moller, Chairman
Crowley Petroleum Distribution
Arizona
Arizona Trucking Association
Safety Maintenance Council
7500 West Madison Street
Tolleson, AZ 85353
V: 602-850-6000
F: 602-252-8008
Contact: Karen Nesta
V: 602-850-6003
knesta@aztrucking.com
http://www.arizonatrucking.com
Officers
Dan Lauletta, Chairman
Swift Transportation Co. of Arizona
Jon Miller, Vice Chairman
Vanguard Truck Center
Lisa Lahrman, Secretary
HDS, Inc
Arkansas Trucking Association
Maintenance & Technology Council
1401 West Capitol Street, Suite 185
Little Rock, AR 72203
V: 501-372-3462
F: 501-376-1810
Contact: Sarah Sheets
sarahsheets@arkansastrucking.com
http://www.arkansastrucking.com
Officers
Matt Panning, Chairman
Tyson Foods
Mike Martin, Vice Chairman
Distribution Solutions, Inc.
Chris Parson, Secretary
USA Trucking, Inc.
Ron Gillen, Past Chairman
CalArk International
Only employees of Arkansas
Trucking Association member
companies are eligible for MTC
membership.
California
California Trucking Association
Safety Maintenance Councils
4148 E. Commerce Way
Sacramento, CA 95834
V: 916-373-3527
F: 916-373-3637
Contact: Richard Leimbach
rleimbach@caltrux.org
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Colorado Delaware
Colorado Motor Carriers Association Delaware Motor Transport Assn.
Maintenance Council Council in development
4060 Elati Street 445 Pear Street
Denver, CO 80216-4814 Dover, DE 19904
V: 303-433-3375 V: 302-734-9400
F: 303-477-6977 F: 302-734-1600
Contact: Tracy Sakaguchi Contact: Milton Lee Derrickson
tracy@cmca.com dmta@delawaretrucking.org
http://www.cmca.com http://www.delawaretrucking.org
Officers Officers
Larry Mora, Chairman Denny Piper, Chairman
Dean Foods Walmart Transportation
Quarta Watkins, Vice Chairman Fred Bowen, 1st Vice Chairman
Leed Energy Services Mountaire Farms
Kevin Brooks, 2nd Vice Chairman Chum Hitchens, 2nd Vice Chairman
A&E Tire Hitchens Tire Service
Tom Schneider, Secretary/Treasurer Clarence McKinney, 3rd Vice Chairman
Down Time Defender McKinney Towing
Connecticut Florida
Motor Transport Association Florida Trucking Association
of Connecticut, Inc. Technology & Maintenance Council
Council in development 350 East College Ave.
60 Forest Street Tallahassee, FL 32301-1565
Hartford, CT 06105 V: 813-626-7141
V: 860-520-4455 F: 813-622-7297
F: 860-520-4567 Contact: Bob Thomas
Contact: Joseph R. Scully 813-656-7141
joe@mtac.us bthomas@nextrancorp.com
Cttruck@aol.com http://www.fltrucking.org
http://www.mtac.us
Officers
Bob Thomas, Chairman
Nextran Truck Center
Shelley Conklin, Vice Chairman
Landstar
Glenn Martin, At Large
Florida Power & Light
Chris Emrich, At Large
Southeastern Freight Lines
Rob Carryl
Executive Committee Member
Reliance Supply
rob.carryl@reliancesupply.com
John McTyre
Executive Committee Member
McTyre Trucking Company
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Georgia
Georgia Motor Trucking Association
Fleet Maintenance Council
2060 Franklin Way, Suite 200
Marietta, GA 30067
V: 770-444-9771
F: 770-444-9442
Contact: Emily Crane
emily@gmta.org
http://www.gmta.com
Idaho
Idaho Trucking Association
Council in development
3405 East Overland Road, Suite 175
Meridian, ID 83642
V: 208-342-3521
F: 208-343-8397
Contact: Julie Pipal
juliep@idtrucking.org
http://www.idtrucking.org
Illinois
Illinois Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
7000 Adams, Suite 130
Willow Brook, IL 60527
V: 630-654-0884
F: 630-654-0899
Contact: Randy Thomas
Rthomas@iltrucking.org
http://www.iltrucking.org
Officers
Randy Thomas, Associate Director
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Indiana
Indiana Motor Truck Association
Safety and Maintenance Council
One North Capital Ave, Suite 460
Indianapolis, IN 46204
V: 317-660-2461
F: 317-630-0072
Contact: Barry Miller
Barry@intrucking.org
http://www.intrucking.org
Officers
Brian Runnels, Chairman
Online Transport
brunnels@onlinetransport.com
Barb Conley, Vice Chairman
Horizon Freight Lines
conleyb@horizonfreightlines.com
Anthony Johnson, Secretary/Treasurer
Marvin Johnson & Associates
ajohnson@mjai.com
Iowa
Iowa Motor Truck Association
Council in development
717 East Court Ave
Des Moines, IA 50309
V: 515-244-5193
F: 515-244-2204
Contact: Brenda Neville
brenda@iowamotortruck.com
http://www.iowamotortruck.com
Kansas
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Council in development
2900 SW Topeka Blvd
Topeka, KS 66611
V: 785-267-1641
F: 785-266-6551
Contact: Tom Whitaker
tomw@kmca.org
https://
kansasmotorcarriersassociation.
wildapricot.org
Kentucky
Kentucky Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
PO Box 818
Frankfort, KY 40602
V: 502-227-0848
F: 502-227-0849
Contact: Guy Young
gyoung@kytrucking.net
http://kytrucking.net
Chapters are in the following areas of
Kentucky:
• SMC Louisville Chapter –
Louisville, KY (every third
Tuesday)
• SMC Paducah Chapter –
Paducah, KY (quarterly)
• SMC Hopkinsville Chapter –
Hopkinsville, KY (quarterly)
• SMC London Chapter – London/
Somerset, KY (quarterly)
• SMC Big Sandy Chapter –
Prestonsburg, KY (quarterly)
• SMC Gateway Chapter –
Florence, KY area (quarterly)
Maryland
Maryland Motor Truck Association
Maintenance Council
9256 Bendix Road, Suite 203,
Columbia, MD 21045
V: 410-644-4600
F: 410-644-2537
Contact: Louis Campion
lcampion@mmtanet.com
http://www.mmtanet.com
Michigan
Michigan Trucking Association
Equipment & Maintenance Council
1131 Centennial Way
Lansing, MI 48917-9896
V: 517-321-1951
F: 517-321-0884
Contact: Jill Skutar
jskutar@mitrucking.org
http://www.mitrucking.org
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Detroit Chapter
Rick Krstich, President
Eleven Mile Truck Frame & Axle
248-388-0112
rick@11miletruck.com
Tri-City Chapter
Eric Brown, President
Karbowski Oil Company
989-686-2111
ebrown@karbowskioil.com
Must be a current MTA member to
participate; additional dues apply
Minnesota
Minnesota Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
2277 Highway 36 West, #302
Roseville, MN 55113
V: 651-646-7351
F: 651-641-8995
Contact: Andrea Warren
andrea@mntruck.org
http://www.mntruck.org
All members of the Minnesota
Trucking Association are welcome to
join the MTA Maintenance Council.
The Council generally meets the
third Wednesday of each month
September through May. Find MTA
Maintenance Council’s upcoming
events at http://www.mntruck.org/
events/event_list.asp
Mississippi
Mississippi Trucking Association
Council of Maintenance Supervisors
825 North President Street
Jackson, Mississippi 39202
V: 601-354-0616
F: 601-354-4371
Contact: Hal Miller
hal.miller@mstrucking.org
http://www.mstrucking.org

Missouri
Missouri Trucking Association
Technology & Maintenance Council
102 E. High Street
Jefferson City, MO 65102
V: 573-634-3388
F: 573-634-4197
Contact: Jason Ahten,
jason@motrucking.org
http://www.motrucking.org
Officers
Randy Bruton, Chairman
Associated Wholesale Grocers
rbruton@awginc.com
417-875-4143
Scott Kennedy, Vice Chairman
Transland
Scott.kennedy@drivetransland.com
417-829-1244
Nick Forte, Treasurer/Secretary,
Prime, Inc.
417-866-0001
nforte@primeinc.com
Montana
Motor Carriers of Montana
Safety Management Maintenance
& Technology Council
501 North Sanders Suite 201
Helena MT 59601
V: 406-442-6600
F: 406-443-4281
Contact: Fred Beyer
fbeyer@mttrucking.org
http://www.mttrucking.org
Officers
Dave Gardner, Chairman
Mergenthaler Transfer & Storage
V: 441-0225
dgardner@mergenthaler.net
Nebraska
Nebraska Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
1701 K Street
Lincoln, NE 68508
V: 402-476-8504
F: 402-476-8570
Contact: Sheila O’Connor
soconnor@nebtrucking.com
http://www.nebtrucking.com
New Hampshire
Maintenance Assn. of Granite State
P.O. Box 282
Concord, NH 03302-0282
Contact: Wayne Peasley
V: 877-525-3581
wpeasley@comcast.net
http://www.nhmags.com
Officers
Rick Fournier, President
City of Nashua
V: 603-647-9327
Wayne Russell, Secretary
Russell Automotive
V: 603-895-4000
New Jersey
New Jersey Motor Truck Assn.
Maintenance Council
160 Tices Lane
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
V: 732-254-5000
F: 732-613-1745
Contact: Jack Miller
edisontr@optimum.net
http://www.njmta.org
Officers
Jack Miller, Chairman
Edison Truck Repair
V: 732-985-0331
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New York
Trucking Association of New York
Safety Maintenance Management
Council
7 Corporate Drive
Clifton Park, NY 12065
V: 518-458-9696
F: 518-458-2525
Contact: Kate Kennett
Kate@nytrucks.org
http://www.nytrucks.org
Officers
Joseph Peplinski, Safety
Chairman
Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc.
Swede Oun, Maintenance Chairman
O&K Truck Repairs
Arthur Kappel, Metro Region
Cablevision
Andy Laing, Eastern Region
DeCrescente Distributing Company
John Penizotto, Central Region
Cortex
Vincent Dinino, Genesee Region
Emerson Express
Donna Crosta, Western Region
HazMat Environmental Group
North Carolina
North Carolina Trucking Association
Technology & Maintenance Council
4000 Westchase Blvd. Ste. 210
Raleigh, NC 27607
V: 919-834-0387 ext 224
F: 919-281-2747
Contact: Ashleigh Sholar
asholar@nctrucking.com
http://www.nctrucking.com
Council Officers
David Leik, Vice Chairman
Epes Transport System
Benjamin Phillips, Vice Chairman
Chief Express & Logistics
Bob Slaughter, Secretary
Murphy-Brown, LLC
Robert Johnson, Allied Committee
Snider Fleet Solutions
Stacy Earnhardt, Immediate Past
Chairman
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North Dakota
North Dakota Motor Carriers Assn.
Council in development
1937 East Capitol Avenue
Bismarck, ND 58501
V: 701-223-2700
F: 701-223-4324
Contact: Arik Spencer
Arik@ndnca.org
http://www.ndmca.org
Compliance & Safety Services
1712 Main Ave, Suite 202
Fargo, ND 58103
V: 701-893-9198
F: 701-364-0899
Contact: Kelly Krapu
Kelly@complianceandsafetyservices.com
http://www.
complianceandsafetyservices.com
Ohio
Ohio Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
21 E. State Street, Suite 900
Columbus, OH 43215
V: 614-221-5375
F: 614-221-3717
Contact: Larry Woolum
larry@ohiotrucking.org
http://www.ohiotrucking.org
Officers
Rick Morrison, Chairman
Walmart Transportation
Larry Woolum, Secretary/Treasurer
Ohio Trucking Maintenance Council
OTAMC meets on the third Thursday
of each month. Annual membership
dues are $30.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Trucking Association
Technology & Maintenance Council
3909 N. Lindsay Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
V: 405-525-9488
F: 405-525-9490
Contact: Bonne Karim
V: 405-641-5241
bonnekarim@yahoo.com
Officers Pennsylvania
Bonne Karim, Chairman
USPS, retired
V: 405-641-5241 Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn.
bonnekarim@yahoo.com Safety Management Council
Bryan Fowler, Vice Chairman 910 Linda Lane
Cummins Southern Plains Camp Hill, PA 17011
V: 918-607-3312 V: 717-761-7122
bryan.l.fowler@cummins.com F: 717-761-8434
Lew Flowers, Program Chairman Contact: Kevin Stewart
Flowers Fleet Services kstewart@pmta.org
V: 405-692-7424 http://www.pmta.org/
lewflowers@cox.net
OTMC provides monthly programs, Rocky Mountain Fleet
frequent Technical Training
Sessions, and the annual SuperTech Management Assn.
Competition. These programs are
designed to update attendees on the Rocky Mountain Fleet
latest techniques and procedures Management Association (RMFTA)
that help maintenance professionals 1281 E Magnolia Street, Unit D #209
improve operations and reduce cost.
Fort Collins, CO 80524
OTMC membership is $25/year.
V: 800-667-6362
F: 800-667-6263
Oregon Contact: Shawna Laird
business.manager@rmfma.org
Oregon Trucking Association http://www.rmfma.org
Technology & Maintenance Council http://www.fleetcon.org
4005 SE Naef Rd.
Portland, OR 97267 Board Officers
Contact: Christine Logue Arizona Chapter
V: 503-513-0005 Frank Samaniego, Chairman
V: 888-293-0005 520-740-5920
F: 503-513-0008 frank.samaniego@fs.pima.gov
Christine@ortrucking.org
http://www.ortrucking.org Colorado Chapter
David Anderson, Chairman
720-972-4301
Officers
David.C.Anderson@adams12.org
Mike Vallery, President
Oak Harbor Freight Lines
Nevada Chapter
Mike.vallery@oakh.com
503-289-1018 Keith Wells, Chairman
Dean Moyer, 1st Vice President (775)684-1883
kdwells@admin.nv.gov
Kool-Pak
dmoyer@kool-pak.com
Texas Chapter
503-496-4370
Terry Kader, Chairman
Jeffrey Scroggs, 2nd Vice President
940.349.8729
Eaton Corporation
JeffreyScroggs@Eaton.com terry.kader@cityofdenton.com
360-606-9854
Max Smith, Secretary Utah Chapter
Cummins Northwest Jeremy Estes
max.m.smith@cummins.com ATK Launch Systems
(503) 289-0900, X-1404 801-836-1044
jestes@lehi-ut.gov
Meets regularly in Portland, Eugene,
Medford, Pendleton and Redmond.
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South Carolina Trucking Association
Technology & Maintenance Council
2425 Devine Street
Columbia, SC 29250
V: 803-799-4306
F: 803-254-7148
Contact: Taryn Shekitka-West
taryn@sctrucking.org
http://www.sctrucking.org
Officers
Larry Cockrell, Chairman
Mid-Carolina Electric Coop.
Chris Davis, Vice Chairman
Worldwide Equipment of SC
Upcoming events listed online at
http://www.sctrucking.org.
South Dakota
South Dakota Trucking Association
Safety Management Council
3801 South Kiwanis Avenue
Sioux Falls, SD 57105
V: 605-334-8871
F: 605-334-1938
Contact: Myron Rau
mlrau@southdakotatrucking.com
http://www.southdakotatrucking.com
Tennessee
Tennessee Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
4531 Trousdale Dr.
Nashville, TN 37204
V: 615-777-2882
F: 615-777-2024
Contact: Ed Sorrell
esorrell@tntrucking.org
http://www.tntrucking.org
Regional chapters meet together
once a year at a fall seminar. The
TTA Fleet Maintenance Council
co-sponsors a number of activities
for the Council, as well. Both the
SMC and the MC have five regional
chapters available to TTA members in
Memphis*, Nashville, Chattanooga*,
Knoxville* and Tri-Cities*
*Denotes SMC/MC Combined Chapters
Texas
Texas Trucking Association
Fleet Maintenance Council
700 East 11th Street
Austin, TX 78701-2673
V: 512-478-2541
Contact: Lance Shillingburg
lance@texastrucking.com
http://www.texastrucking.com
Utah
Utah Trucking Association
Safety Management Council
4181 West 2100 South
Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
V: 801-973-9370
F: 801-973-8515
Contact: Rick Clasby
rick@utahtrucking.com
http://www.utahtrucking.com
Virginia
Virginia Trucking Associations
Safety Management Council
1707 Summit Ave., Suite 110
Richmond, VA 23230
V: 804-355-5371
F: 804-358-1374
Contact: Robyn Bolton
rbolton@vatrucking.org
http://vatrucking.org/
Southwest Virginia
Transportation Council
1814 Hollins Road
Roanoke, VA 24012
http://www.swvatc.com
Officers
Price Richardson, President
V: 540-966-3200, ext. 3235
price_richardson@howellsmotor.com
Chris French, Vice President
cfrench@petroleummarketers.com
Tom Palmer, Treasurer
V: 540-344-4488
tpalmer@highwaymotors.biz
John Foxwell, Secretary
jfoxwell@petroleummarketers.com
Meetings are the first Monday of each
month at Jersey Lilly’s, Salem, Va.
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Washington
Washington Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
2102 Carriage Dr. SW.
Olympia WA 98502
V: 253-236-3549
F: 253-838-1793
Contact: Mike Southards
mike@watrucking.org
http://www.wtatrucking.org
Officers
G.C. Faircloth, Chairman
Eagle Group
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Assn.
Council of Safety Supervisors
P.O. Box 44849
Madison, WI 53744-4849
V: 608-833-8200
F: 608-833-2875
Contact: Neal Kedzie
nkedzie@witruck.org
http://www.witruck.org/
Wisconsin Fleet Maintenance
Council
P.O. Box 13072
Green Bay, WI 54307-3072
http://www.wfmcgb.org
Officers
Jeff Villers, President
president@wfmcgb.org
Randy Johnson, VP/Secretary
Cummins N Power
vicepresident@wfmcgb.org
Ron Heim, Treasurer
Truck Euipment
treasurer@wfmcgb.org
Scholarship Committee
Slim VanDenAvond, Chairman
NAPA Heavy Duty
scholarship@wfmcgb.org
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Milwaukee Fleet
Maintenance Council

Officers
Jim Woyak
Airoldi Brothers
V: 414-716-0100
jwoyak@airoldibrothers.com
Jim Lone
Master Fleet Services
V: 262-732-4055
jiml@master-fleet.com
Paul Wendelberger
Auto Brake Clutch & Gear
V: 262-781-2224

Central Wisconsin
Fleet Maintenance Council
Tom Bey
Wausau Truck Center
V: 715-359-4216
F: 715-359-9203
tbey@jxe.com

Wyoming
Wyoming Trucking Association
Maintenance Council
555 North Poplar
P.O. Box 1175
Casper, WY 82602
V: 307-234-1579
F: 307-234-7082
Contact: Kathy Cundall
khcundall@aol.com
http://www.wytruck.org

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Technician Skills Competition Schedule

State/Country Date Location Contact

Arizona TBA Avondale Karen Nesta, Arizona Trucking Assn., 602-850-6003, knesta@aztrucking.com

Arkansas July 14 Rogers Sarah Sheets, Arkansas Trucking Assn., 501-372-3462, sarahsheets@arkansastrucking.com

Colorado April 22 Denver Tracy Sakaguchi, Colorado Motor Carriers Assn., 303-433-3375, tracy@cmca.com
Louis Salazar, Denny Transport, 303-433-3375

Delaware May 6 Harrington John Bridges, Walmart, john.bridges@wal-mart.com

Lee Derrickson, Delaware Motor Transport Assn., 302-734-9400, dmta@delawaretrucking.org
Scott Malcolm, Walmart, 302-659-5294, gsmalco@wal-mart.com

Florida March 15 Orlando Shelly Conklin, Landstar, sconklin@landstar.com

Jeff Day, Publix, jeff.day@publix.com
NOTE: Florida Trucking Association membership requirement

Georgia June 8-9 Lawrenceville Barry Parham, Performance Trucking, 678-546-2014, bparham@performancetrucking.com

Illinois June 10 -11 Lisle Eric Gallien, Illinois Trucking Assn., 630-654-0884, eric@iltrucking.org

Indiana June 2-3 Indianapolis Greg Shipman, Vertical Alliance Group, 317-430-1837, gksinfiniti@live.com
NOTE: Indiana Trucking Association membership requirement

Maryland TBA Timonium Tom Farcosky, Fleet Pro, 410-247-1310, taf@fleetpro.com

Maine May 20 Bangor Randy DeVault, Maine Motor Transport Assn., 207-623-4128, randyd@mmta.com

Mississippi April 28-29 Gulfport Billy Higgins, Walmart, 601-835-3651, billy.higgins@wal-mart.co

Missouri April 12 Springfield Jason Ahten, Missouri Trucking Assn., 573-634-3388, jason@motrucking.org
Randy Bruton, Assoc. Wholesale Grocers, 417-875-4143

Montana May 5 Helena David Gardner, Merganthaler Transfer, 406-441-0217, dgardner@merganthaler.net

Nebraska July 13 Hastings Jerry Wessel, Vantage Pointe Homes, 402-580-8069, jkwessel@navix.net
NOTE: Written pre-qualifier 30 days prior to regional hands-on at multiple locations.
Accepts technicians from surrounding states with no state competitions.

New Mexico May 6 Albuquerque Johnny Johnson, New Mexico Trucking Assn., 505--884-5575, jrjohnson@nmtrucking.org

New York June 9-10 Syracuse Kate Kennett, New York State Motor Truck Assn., 518-458-9696, kate@nytrucks.org
NOTE: NYSMTA members only, first year exempt

North Carolina May 11-13 Winston Salem Joe Phillips, Eagle Transport, 919-422-3897, joe.phillips@eagletransportcorp.com

Ohio May 19-20 Sandusky Larry Woolum, Ohio Trucking Assn., 614-221-5375, larry@ohiotrucking.org

Oregon April 15 Portland Mike Vallery, Oak Harbor Freight Lines, 503-538-8232, mike.vallery@oakh.com

Oklahoma May 5 Oklahoma City Bonne Karim, USPS-retired, 405-641-5241, bonnekarim@yahoo.com

South Carolina May 10 Columbia Jim Boyd, Southeastern Freight Lines, jim.boyd@sefl.com
Taryn Shekita-West, SC Trucking Assn., 803-799-4306. taryn@sctrucking.org

Tennessee April 15 Lebanon Greg Shipman, Vertical Alliance Group, 317-430-1837, gksinfiniti@live.com
NOTE: Tennessee Trucking Association membership required

Texas June 9-10 College Station Lance Shillingburg, Texas Trucking Assn., 512-478-2541, lance@texastrucking.com
NOTE: Written regional pre-qualifier to be held, date TBD.

Utah April 7-8 Provo Jerry Hansen, TATC, 435-830-1244, jhansen@tatc.edu.

Wisconsin June 2-3 Pewaukee Susan Webb, Wisconsin Trucking Assn., 608-833-8200 x12, sfwebb@witrucking.org

TMCSuperTech Sept. 17-21 Orlando, Fla. George Arrants, contest chairman, 281-850-1676, george@georgearrants.com

Mexico Aug. 22-24 Mexico City Francisco Saldana, Alcoa Wheel Products, (01-411)6612093, francisco.saldana@alcoa.com
(Tentative) NOTE: Held in conjunction with TMC dé México Meeting.

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Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance - State Contacts

M embers of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) have signed a memorandum of understanding that
guarantees uniform inspection procedures and reciprocity across state lines and Canadian provinces. U.S. states
and territories, all Canadian provinces and territories participate in the Alliance. Following is a list of state enforcement
agency contacts. These are also the contacts for Motor Carrier Safety Assistance Program (MCSAP), a cooperative
endeavor between the Federal government and states to enforce Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. These
regulations include specific vehicle maintenance requirements. Contact CVSA at 301-564-1623. http://www.cvsa.org

Alabama California District of Columbia

Capt. Jessie Peoples Sgt. Joshua Clements Sgt. James Schaefer
Highway Patrol Division California Highway Patrol D.C. Metropolitan Police Dept.
301 S Ripley Street Commercial Vehicle Division Motor Carrier Safety Unit
Montgomery, AL 36104 601 North 7th Street 501 New York Avenue NW
Phone: 334-517-2838 Sacramento, CA 95811 Washington, DC 20001
Fax: 334-277-3285 V: 916-843-3400 V: 202-359-6260
jessie.peoples@dps.alabama.gov F: 916-446-2688 F: 202-727-8241
joclements@chp.ca.gov james.schaefer@dc.gov
Alaska
Colorado Florida
Daniel Smith, Director
Measurement Standards & Capt. Raymond Fisher Eileen Zaleski
Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Colorado State Patrol Florida Highway Patrol
Alaska Dept. of Transportation 15075 S Golden Road Commercial Vehicle Enforcement
& Public Facilities Golden, CO 80401 2900 Apalachee Parkway
11900 Industry Way, Bldg. M, Suite 2 V: 303-273-1875 Tallahassee, FL 32399
Anchorage, AK 99515 F: 303-273-1939 V: 850-617-3118
V: 907-365-1210 raymond.fisher@state.co.us F: 850-617-5150
F: 907-365-1220 eileenzaleski@flhsmv.gov
dan.smith1@alaska.gov
Connecticut
Georgia
Arizona Lt. Donald Bridge
Commercial Vehicle Safety Division Maj. Johnny Jones
Capt. Brian Preston Department of Motor Vehicles Georgia Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Safety 60 State Street, Room 263 959 E Confederate Avenue, SE
Highway Patrol - Commercial Vehicle Wethersfield, CT 06161-5510 Atlanta, GA 30316
Enforcement V: 860-263-5469 V: 404-624-7212
2102 W Encanto Blvd., MD 3016 F: 860-263-5587 F: 404-624-7299
Phoenix, AZ 85009 donald.bridge@ct.gov jjones@gsp.net
V: 602-223-2826
F: 602-223-2918
bpreston@azdps.gov Delaware Hawaii
Sgt. Dan Parks Susan Chang
Arkansas Delaware State Police Motor Carrier Safety Manager
P.O. Box 430 Hawaii Department of Transportation
Maj. Jay Thompson Dover, DE 19903 601 Kamokila Blvd., #511
Arkansas Highway Police V: 302-378-5230 Kapolei, HI 96707
10324 Interstate 30 F: 302-378-5231 V: 808-692-7657
Little Rock, AR 72209-2261 daniel.parks@state.de.us F: 808-692-7665
V: 501-569-2421 susan.chang@hawaii.gov
F: 501-569-4998
jay.thompson@arkansashighways.com

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Idaho Kentucky Michigan

Capt. Tim Horn
Idaho State Police
700 S Stratford Drive
Meridian, ID 83642
V: 208-884-7222
F: 208-884-7192
tim.horn@isp.idaho.gov
Illinois
Master Sgt. Todd Armstrong
Illinois State Police
Commercial Vehicle Section
801 South 7th St., Ste. 200-N
Springfield, IL 62703
V: 217-782-6629
F: 217-524-2391
todd_armstrong@isp.state.il.us
Indiana
Maj. Michael Eslinger
Indiana State Police
Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Div.
7811 Millhouse Rd., Suite S
Indianapolis, IN 46241
V: 317-615-7431
F: 317-821-2350
meslinger@isp.in.gov
Iowa
Chief David Lorenzen
Iowa Department of Transportation
Motor Vehicle Enforcement
6310 SE Convenience Blvd.
Ankeny, IA 50021
V: 515-237-3219
F: 515-237-3387
david.lorenzen@dot.iowa.gov
Kansas
John E. Smoot Capt. Michael Krumm
MCSAP & Federal Training Coordinator Michigan State Police
Kentucky State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Div.
Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Div. 333 South Grand Avenue
1250 Louisville Road Lansing, MI 48909
Frankfort, KY 40601-1208 V: 517-241-0447
V: 502-782-2044 F: 517-241-0501
F: 502-564-7222 krummm@michigan.gov
johne.smoot@ky.gov
Minnesota
Louisiana
Capt. Jon Olsen
Lt. Adrian Kelleher Minnesota State Patrol
Louisiana State Police 1110 Centre Pointe Curve, Suite 410
7919 Independence Boulevard Mendota Heights, MN 55120
Baton Rouge, LA 70806 V: 651-405-6180
V: 225-925-6113, ext. 234 F: 651-405-6199
F: 225-925-1734 jonathan.olsen@state.mn.us
adrian.kelleher@la.gov
Mississippi
Maine
Capt. Scott Carnegie, Chief Inspector
Lt. Robert Nichols Department of Public Safety
Maine State Police Motor Carrier Unit
36 Hospital Street 1900 East Woodrow Wilson
Augusta, ME 04333 P.O. Box 958
V: 207-624-8932 Jackson, MS 39205
F: 207-287-5247 V: 601-987-1212
robert.n.nihols@maine.gov F: 601-987-1215
scarnegie@dps.ms.gov
Maryland
Missouri
John Rotz, Assistant Chief
Motor Carrier Division Jeremy Hodges, Manager
Maryland State Highway Admin. Commercial Motor Vehicle Program
7491 Connelley Drive Department of Transportation
Hanover, MD 21076 Traffic & Highway Safety Office
V: 410-582-5735 P.O. Box 279, 830 MoDOT Dr.
F: 410-787-2863 Jefferson City, MO 65109
jrotz@sha.state.md.us V: 573-751-5419
F: 573-634-5977
Massachusetts jeremy.hodges@modot.mo.gov

Capt. Christopher J. Turner Commander Thomas Fitzgerald

Kansas Highway Patrol Massachusetts State Police
700 SW Jackson Street, Suite 704 906 Elm Street
Topeka, KS 66603 Concord, MA 01742
V: 785-296-7189 V: 978-369-1004
F: 785-296-2858 F: 978-369-5353
cturner@khp.ks.gov thomas.fitzgerald@massmail.state.ma.us

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Montana New Mexico Ohio

Chief Dennis Hult Capt. David Abeita Alan Martin, Deputy Director
MCS Operations Bureau Department of Public Safety Public Utilities Commission
Department of Transportation Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Transportation Department
2701 Prospect Avenue Bureau. 180 E Broad Street, 14th Floor
Helena, MT 59601 2550 Cerrillos Rd. Columbus, OH 43215-3793
V: 406-444-9237 Santa Fe, NM 87505 V: 614-466-0785
F: 406-444-9263 V: 505-476-2459 F: 614-752-8349
dhult@mt.gov F: 505-476-2461 alan.martin@puc.state.oh.us
bryan.credeur@state.nm.us
Nebraska Oklahoma
New York
Capt. Gerry Krolikowski Lt. Ronald Jenkins
Nebraska State Patrol William Leonard, Director Oklahoma Highway Patrol
3920 West Kearney Motor Carrier Compliance Bureau Motor Carrier Division
Lincoln, NE 68524 Department of Transportation 220 NE 38th Terrace
V: 402-471-8624 50 Wolf Road, POD 53 Oklahoma City, OK 73105
F: 402-471-3295 Albany, NY 12232 V: 405-521-6060
gerry.krolikowski@nebraska.gov V: 518-457-2019 F: 405-702-0819
F: 518-457-3627 rjenkins@dps.state.ok.us
william.leonard@dot.ny.gov
Nevada
Oregon
Lt. Roy R. Baughman North Carolina
Nevada Highway Patrol David McKane, Manager
555 Wright Way Lt. Steven G. Massey Safety Programs
Carson City, NV 89711 North Carolina State Highway Patrol Oregon Department of Transportation
V: 775-687-8346 Motor Carrier Enforcement Section Motor Carrier Transportation Division
F: 775-687-8343 4702 Mail Service Center 3930 Fairiew Industrial Dr. SE
rbaughman@dps.state.nv.us Raleigh, NC 27699 Salem, OR 97302
V: 919-715-8683 V: 503-373-0884
F: 919-715-8196
New Hampshire steven.massey@ncshp.org
F: 503-373-1940
david.j.mckane@odot.state.or.us

Sgt. William Burke

New Hampshire State Police North Dakota Pennsylvania
Troop G
33 Hazen Drive Capt. Eldon Mehrer Lt. Robert J. Krol, Jr.
Concord, NH 03305 Motor Carrier Operations Pennsylvania State Police
V: 603-223-8965 North Dakota Highway Patrol Commercial Vehicle Safety Section
F: 603-271-1760 600 E. Boulevard Ave., Dept. 504 1800 Herr St.
william.burke@dos.nh.gov Bismarck, ND 58505 Harrisburg, PA 17103-1540
V: 701-328-4294 V: 717-346-7351
F: 701-328-1717
New Jersey epmehrer@nd.gov
F: 717-346-7338
rkrol@pa.gov

Kevin Conover
Section Chief of Freight Services
Department of Transportation
Bureau of Trucking Services
1035 Parkway Ae., 3rd Fl, M.O.B. Bldg.
Trenton, NJ 08625
V: 609-530-3482
F: 609-530-5270
kevin.conover@dot.state.nj.us

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Puerto Rico
Jose Miranda Ramos
MCSAP Program Director
Public Service Commission
Calle Boris 1608, Carr #1
Edificio La Electronica
San Juan, PR 00918
V: 787-756-1919
jmmiranda@csp.gobierno.pr
Rhode Island
Sgt. John E. Furtado
Rhode Island State Police
Commercial Enforcement Unit
311 Danielson Pike
North Scituate, RI 02857
V: 401-444-1140
F: 401-444-1141
john.furtado@risp.dps.ri.gov
South Carolina
Col. Leroy Taylor, Deputy Director
Department of Public Safety
10311 Wilson Blvd., Bldg. C 2 - 44
P.O. Box 1993
Blythewood, SC 29016
V: 803-896-4622
F: 803-896-5106
leroytaylor@scdps.gov
South Dakota
Capt. John Broers
South Dakota Highway Patrol
118 W. Capitol Avenue
Pierre, SD 57501-2000
V: 605-773-4578
F: 605-773-7144
john.broers@state.sd.us
Tennessee
Capt. Brandon C. Douglas
Tennessee Highway Patrol
CVE Administration/Davis Quad 3
1228 Foster Ave.
Nashville, TN 37243
V: 615-743-4972
F: 615-253-2280
brandon.douglas@tn.gov
Texas
Maj. Jeremy C. Nordloh
Texas Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrol Division
P.O. Box 4087
Austin, TX 78773
V: 512-424-2775
F: 512-424-7788
chris.nordloh@dps.texas.gov
Utah
Chad Sheppick
Operations Manager
Utah Department of Transportation
4501 South Constitution Blvd.
P.O. Box 148240
Salt Lake City, UT 84129
V: 801-965-4781
csheppick@utah.gov
Vermont
Capt. William Elovirta
Vermont Motor Vehicle Department
120 State Street, 3rd Floor West
Montpelier, VT 05603-0001
V: 802-828-2078
F: 802-828-2092
william.elovirta@state.vt.us
Virginia
Lt. Ronald C. Maxey, Jr.
Virginia State Police
Safety Division Motor Carrier Unit
7700 Midlothian Turnpike
North Chesterfield, VA 23235
V: 804-674-2005
F: 804-674-2916
ron.maxey@vsp.virginia.gov
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Washington
Jason Berry, Assistant Chief
Washington State Patrol
Commercial Vehicle Division
P.O. Box 42600
Olympia, WA 98504-2600
V: 360-596-4109
F: 360-596-3829
jason.berry@wsp.wa.gov
West Virginia
Reggie Bunner, Manager
Special Operations
Public Service Commission
P.O. Box 812
Charleston, WV 25323
V: 304-561-4637
F: 304-340-3755
rbunner@psc.state.wv.us
Wisconsin
Capt. Brian Ausloos
Wisconsin State Patrol
Department of Transportation
4802 Sheboygan Avenue, Room 551
Madison, WI 53707
V: 608-709-0070
F: 608-267-9600
brian.ausloos@dot.wi.gov
Wyoming
Capt. Scot Montgomery
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Commercial Carrier Section
5300 Bishop Blvd.
Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340
V: 307-777-4312
F: 307-777-4282
scott.montgomery@wyo.gov
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Professional Truck Driver Institute

555 E. Braddock Road, Alexandria, VA 22314
V: 703-647-7015
F: 703-836-6610

T he Professional Truck Driver Institute (PTDI) is a national nonprofit organization sponsored

by the trucking industry to advance truck driver training, proficiency, safety and profes-
sionalism to industry standards. It evaluates compliance with 32 certification standards,
which include administration, curriculum, instructional personnel, training vehicles, instruc-
tion and evaluation. PTDI-certified courses are currently offered at 61 schools in 21 states
and one Canadian province.
The following schools offer entry-level truck driver training courses that are certified as having met the PTDI stan-
dards for truck driver training. The list is believed to be accurate as of the date compiled. However, it is the responsi-
bility of users and prospective students to determine whether a specific course is certified before enrolling in a driver
training course. Many schools have a number of truck driving courses and not all are certified by PTDI. The status
of any school’s course certification may be determined by calling the Professional Truck Driver Institute at 703-647-
7015, sending e-mail to ptdi@truckload.org, or checking the website at http://www.ptdi.org.
When looking for a school, please include adjacent states in your search. If you do not see a school that will work
for you, please read our “Checklist for Quality Courses” found at http://www.ptdi.org.

Alaska Arizona Idaho

Center for Employment Education
520 E. 34th Avenue, Ste. 201
Anchorage, AK 99503
907-279-8451
800-478-4233 (within AK only)
Northern Industrial Training
1740 N. Terrilou Ct.
Palmer, AK 99645
888-367-6482; 907-357-6400;
American Institute of Trucking (AIT) College of Western Idaho
440 S. 54th Ave. Professional Truck Driving
Phoenix, AZ 85043 5252 Treasure Valley Way
602-233-2222; 602-233-2222 Nampa, ID 83687
800-442-3221; 208-562-2050
Swift Driving Academy
2200 W. 75th Ave. Sage Technical Services
Phoenix, AZ 85043 418 S. Kit Ave.
800-800-2200; 602-477-3626 Caldwell, ID 83606
800-858-6304; 208-454-1209

Vocational Training
Delaware Sage Technical Services
& Resource Center 3448 N. Huetter Road
3239 Hospital Drive Delaware Technical Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
Juneau, AK 99801 & Community College
208-765-6346
800-344-1432 x7375; 907-463-7375 21179 College Drive
Georgetown, DE 19947
Swift Driving Academy
Vocational Training 302-856-4655
1428 7th Ave. N.
& Resource Center Lewiston, ID 83501
Mailing Georgia 866-282-5501; 208-746-0178
3239 Hospital Drive
Juneau, AK 99801
Location
Epeditionary Combat Support Illinois
Training & Certification Center
615 Stedman St. U.S. Air Force
Ketchikan, AK 99901 John Wood Community College
1453 Ridenour Drive
800-344-1432 x7375; 907-463-7375 Mailing
Dobbins ARB, GA 30069
1301 S. 48th St.
678-655-3839
Yuut Elitnaurviat Quincy, IL 62305
Yuut Driving Academy Training
32610 Akiachak Drive 4220 Koch’s Lane
Bethel, AK 99559-0869 Quincy. IL 62305
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Progressive Truck Driving School
Mailing
5538 W. Belmont Ave.,
Chicago, IL 60641
Training
1900 N. Austin Rd.)
877-235-2329; 773-736-5522
Progressive Truck Driving School
Mailing
5538 W. Belmont Ave.
Chicago, IL 60641
Training
3475 S. Cicero Avenue
Cicero, IL 60804
877-235-2329; 773-736-5522
Progressive Truck Driving School
Mailing
5538 W. Belmont Ave.,
Chicago, IL 60641
Training
1945 Bernice Road
Lansing, IL 60438
877-235-2329; 773-736-5522
Iowa
Des Moines Area Community College
Transportation Institute
2081 N.E. 54th Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50313
515-965-7450
Iowa Central Community College
Transportation Technology Center
Mailing
One Triton Circle
Fort Dodge, IA 50501
Training
1106 South 32nd St.
Fort Dodge, IA 50501
800-362-2793, x1967; 515-574-1967
Kirkwood Community College
101 50th Ave. SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
319-398-1245
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Maryland National Tractor Trailer School
175 Katherine St.
Buffalo, NY 14210-2007
All-State Career 800-562-1332; 716-849-6887
2200 Broening Highway, Ste 160
Baltimore, MD 21224 National Tractor Trailer School
800-TRAIN-18; 410-631-1818 4650 Buckley Rd.
Liverpool, NY 13088
College of Southern Maryland 800-243-9300; 315-451-2430
Center for Transportation Training
Mailing
8730 Mitchell Road North Carolina
P. O. Box 910
La Plata, MD 20646-0910 Caldwell Community College
Training & Technical Institute
5825 Radio Station Rd.) 2855 Hickory Blvd.
La Plata, MD 20646-0910 Hudson, NC 28638
301-934-7870 828-726-2380
Caldwell Community College
Michigan & Technical Institute at Catawba
Valley Community College
Baker College of Cadillac Mailing
9600 E. 13th St. 2550 Hwy. 70 SE
Cadillac, MI 49601 Hickory, NC 28602
231-876-3100 Location
1223 Fairgrove Church Road SE, Con-
Baker College of Flint over, N.C.)
Center for Transportation Technology 828-726-2386
1717 S. Dort Highway
Flint, MI 48503
810-766-2260
Oklahoma
Central Tech Transportation
Montana & Safety Education
3 CT Circle
SAGE Technical Services Drumright, OK 74030
5236 Holiday Ave. 800-458-7825; 918-352-7311
Billings, MT 59101
800-545-4546; 406-652-3030 Pennsylvania
New Mexico A. Duie Pyle Truck Driving Academy
650 Westtown Road
Central New Mexico PO Box 564
Community College West Chester, PA 19381
525 Buena Vista SE, Trades Dept. 610-350-3069; 800-523-5020
Albuquerque, NM 87106-4023
505-224-3711 All-State Career School
501 Seminole
New York Lester, PA 19029
610-521-1818
Certification Dates: 12/10/15-12/31/20
Commercial Driver Training
600 Patton Avenue
West Babylon, NY 11704
631-249-1330
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All-State Career School Tennessee

1200 Lebanon Road, Ste. 101
West Mifflin, PA 15122
412-823-1818 Swift Professional Driving Academy
1940 E. Brooks Rd.
Lebanon County Career School/ Memphis, TN 38116
Sage Trucking School 800-553-4718; 901-344-6344
755 E. Cumberland St.
Lebanon, PA 17042 Texas
800-694-8804; 717-274-8804
Houston Community College
Lehigh Career & Technical Institute Northeast Commercial Truck
4500 Education Park Drive Driving Center
Schnecksville, PA 18078-2599 555 Community College Dr.
610-799-1345; 877-440-7544 Houston, TX 77013
http://www.lcti.org/adulted or 713-718-8200

Northampton Community College Swift Driving Academy

Driver Training Program 2450 S. Business Highway 45
2411 Route 715, Kapp Hall, Room 021 Corsicana, TX 75110
Tannersville, PA 18372 903-872-2077
570-369-1885

Professional Drivers Academy Washington

P. O. Box 475
Housels Run Rd. Bates Technical College
Milton Industrial Park 2201 S. 78th St.
Milton, PA 17847 Tacoma, WA 98409-5847
800-875-2511; 570-523-3100 253-680-7400

Regional Equipment Operator

Training School
Wisconsin
PA Air National Guard
15010 Range Road Fox Valley Technical College/
Fort Indiantown Gap J.J. Keller Transportation Center
Annville, PA 17003 1825 N. Bluemound Drive
717-861-1202 Appleton, WI 54912
800-735-3882; 920-735-2442
Schuylkill Technology Center
Airport Campus
240 Airport Rd.
Pottsville, PA 17901
570-544-4904

Trans American Technical Institute

109 Trans American Rd.
Jermyn PA 18433
PO Box 321
Carbondale, PA 18407
877-748-8284; 570-222-4884

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A Guide to TMC Recommended Practices

T
MC’s Recommended Practices Manual has been recognized throughout the heavy-
duty commercial vehicle maintenance arena for more than 30 years as being one
of the leading maintenance guides for commercial vehicles and contains the best
equipment maintenance and maintenance shop management information available.
This comprehensive manual contains more than 350 Recommended Practices
(RPs). A Recommended Practice is a specification or practice-the adoption of which is
voluntary -that is used to assist fleets and equipment manufacturers in the purchase,
design, maintenance and performance of their equipment. TMC issues two types of RPs:
Recommended Maintenance Practices, and Recommended Engineering Practices.
Recommended Maintenance Practices are voluntary practices that assist equipment
users, vehicle/component manufacturers, and other industry suppliers in the maintenance
of commercial vehicle equipment. They also include informational documents that cover
technical aspects of maintenance, equipment and supporting technologies.
Recommended Engineering Practices are voluntary practices that assist equipment
users, vehicle/ component manufacturers, and other industry suppliers in the design,
specification, construction and performance of commercial vehicle equipment.
What follows is a description of each RP that appear in the current edition of TMC’s
Recommended Practices Manual.

* Will appear in TMC’s 2017 Recommended Ordering Information

Practices Manual Supplement.

ELECTRICAL- S.1 TMC’s Recommended Practices Manual

RP 101C Heavy-Duty Truck Alternator Mounting — Dis-
cusses location and installation procedures
Two-Volume Set
Featuring All TMC RPs
and mounting material selection for maximum
charging system life. Procedure covers mount-
(Product # T0010)
ing bracket, adjusting strap, pulleys, bushings,
and associated hardware. Also describes alter- TMC/ATA Members
nator mounting maintenance procedures. $249.00 each
RP 105D Battery Cable Assemblies — Gives recommen-
dations for proper selection and installation of
Non-Members
battery cables to obtain maximum cranking $329.00 each
circuit performance. This RP covers battery
cables, terminals, heat shielding, grounding
techniques, wire gauge, and replacement wire
selection.

RP 106 6-Volt vs. 12-Volt Battery Study — Discusses ATA Business Solutions
the relative merits of 6-volt vs. 12-volt batteries 703-838-1700; 866-821-3468 (Toll-free)
for linehaul trucks. Covers battery life, hook-up,
installation configurations, effects of electrical Order online at:
problems, and gives usage statistics for both http://www.ATABusinessSolutions.com
types of battery systems.

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RP 107C Seven Conductor Truck-Trailer and Converter
Dolly Jumper Cable and Connector Selec-
tion — Covers the minimum requirements for
heavy-duty tractor- trailer and converter dolly
jumper cables and connectors.
RP 109A Battery Ratings and Engine Cranking Require-
ments — Defines cold cranking ampere and
reserve capacity ratings and gives recommen-
dations to achieve adequate engine cranking
performance and long-term cranking system
reliability.
RP 110C Low-Tension Cable for Heavy-duty Truck-Trac-
tor Wiring Systems — This RP provides
guidelines for spec’ing low-tension cables for
heavy-duty truck/tractor wiring systems.
RP 111B Circuit Protection — Covers guidelines for cir-
cuit protection of heavy-duty truck-tractor D.C.
wiring systems.
RP 112A Terminals for Heavy-duty Truck-Tractor Primary
Wiring Systems — Covers design criteria,
performance specifications, and application
guidelines for primary wiring terminals.
RP 113B Electrical System Connectors- Covers mini-
mum general guidelines for the design, per-
formance, and application of connectors and
insulators for heavy-duty motor vehicles.
RP 114B Wiring Harness Protection- Covers minimum
guidelines for protection of wiring harnesses
from the operating and environmental condi-
tions encountered on heavy duty-truck tractors.
RP 115 Speedometer and Tachometer Cable Require-
ments — Discusses application, installation,
testing, and lubrication of light-and heavy-duty
speedometer and tachometer cables.
RP 116 Installing Instruments, Gauges & Speedom-
eters — Discusses proper mounting, wiring,
and reliability determination for electrical and
mechanical gauges and transducers.
RP 118A Turn Signal Switches — Covers design criteria,
minimum performance, and test specifications
for heavy-duty truck turn signal switches.
RP 120B Wiring System Identification — Covers the min-
imum requirements for wiring system identifica-
tion on heavy-duty trucks and tractor-trailers.
RP 121A Electrical Connector System for Auxiliary
Starting and Off-Board Diagnostics — Covers
detail, dimension, and design of the plug and
receptacle which must mate properly to permit
interchangeable use of different manufacturers’
products.
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RP 123A Standardization of Speedometer and Tachom-
eter Signals — Establishes a standard vehicle
and engine speed signal and frequency that
can be used by any electronic device on a
heavy-duty vehicle requiring knowledge of
speed/distance or engine revolution informa-
tion.
RP 124A Heavy-duty Headlamp Design Specifications —
Provides specifications for heavy-duty head-
lamps for use both by lamp users and lamp
manufacturers.
RP 125A Battery Vibration Standards — Replaces
existing battery mounting guidelines with one
to offer both truck manufacturers and fleets an
alternative to mounting batteries between the
frame rails to increase battery life.
RP 127B Fleet Service Light Bulb Specifications —
Identifies heavy-duty lamps and includes a
specifications chart for most light bulbs used in
heavy-duty vehicle applications.
RP 128B Turn Signal and Warning Hazard Flashers. This
RPcovers the design and application of motor
vehicle turn signal and hazard warning flashers
for heavy-duty vehicle applications.
RP 129A Heavy-Duty Vehicle Cranking And Charging
Troubleshooting: 12-Volt Systems — Provides
preventative maintenance and troubleshooting
procedures for heavy-duty vehicle starting and
charging systems.
RP 130 Guidelines to Determine Requirements of
Charging Systems — Aids in fleet specification
of charging system components by recom-
mending the best charging system for a given
vehicle designed for a specific use.
RP 131B High-CCA Battery Applications for Commercial
Vehicles. This RP offers spec’ing guidelines for
selecting commercial vehicle batteries for appli-
cations requiring high cold-cranking amperage
(CCA).
RP 132B Battery Charging, Testing, and Handling. This
updated RP covers proper procedures for
heavy truck battery charging, testing and han-
dling.
RP 133 High CCA Battery Applications for Class 2 to
6 Commercial Vehicles — This Recommend-
ed Practice points out potential application
problems for the entire cranking system when
utilizing high CCA batteries in place of standard
batteries in Class 2 to 6 commercial vehicles.
Covers effects on the starter, battery cables,
and effects on battery cycling and life.
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RP 134A Starter/Alternator Rebuild Performance Stan- RP 143 Light Emitting Diode (LED) Technology — De-
dard Guidelines. This RP offers performance scribes benefits and features of LEDs when
guidelines for rebuilding starters and alternators. spec’ing heavy-duty signaling and marking
devices. Offers spec’ing recommendations on
RP 135 Multi-Pin Connector Repairs — Provides fleet
connectors and wiring for LEDs and offers re-
maintenance organizations with an effective
turn on investment formula for making purchas-
guide for obtaining the proper multi-pin con-
ing decisions.
nector repair products and services. The Rec-
ommended Practice is not intended to define RP 144 Minimum Performance Requirements for In-
repair procedures because of the vast number Cab Trailer ABS Malfunction Lamps — Iden-
of different connector systems on the market. tifies minimum performance requirements for
Instead, the Recommended Practice defines ABS warning lamps.
what products and services fleets should
RP 145 Symbols for Electrical Circuit Protection — This
expect to receive from connector suppliers.
RP endorses an SAE Recommended Practice
This product definition is necessary to simply
that standardizes electrical circuit symbology.
the repair of a wide range of types of multi-pin
connectors used in today’s wiring systems. RP 146 Identification of Standardized Electrical Circuits
for Class 8 Vehicles — This RP endorses an
RP 136A Isolated Battery Systems — Provides guide-
SAE Recommended Practice that standardizes
lines for the design of isolated/split battery
electrical circuit identification.
systems to enable cab accessory units to be
electrically powered without drawing on the RP 147 SAE J560 Plug and Receptacle Wire-to-Termi-
primary/starting system of the vehicle or retro- nal Interface Performance Guidelines — This
fitting an existing vehicle to an isolated system. RP establishes new equipment-user driven
performance guidelines for the SAE J560 plug
*RP 137D Antilock Electrical Supply From Tractors
and receptacle wire-to-terminal interface.
Through the SAE J560 Seven Pin Connector
— This RP specifies the power that is to be RP 148 Exterior Lighting Systems for Signaling, Marker,
made available at end of the seven-conductor Clearance and Identification Lamps — This RP
electrical cord from the tractor (or front of the offers guidelines for exterior lighting systems.
trailer) for the trailer’s antilock braking system
RP 149 Alternator Drive Standardization — This RP
(ABS) through both the stop lamp and dedicat-
offers guidelines for alternator drive standard-
ed power circuit.
ization.
RP 138A Auxiliary Forward Lighting — This Recom-
RP 150 Alternator Terminal Standardization — This RP
mended Practice provides fleets, truck manu-
offers guidelines for alternator terminal stan-
facturers, and component manufacturers with
dardization.
guidelines for the proper installation of auxiliary
forward lighting devices to help conform to RP 151 Guidelines for Extending Headlamp Life — This
various state regulations. Such devices include RP offers guidelines for extending headlamp
daytime running lights (DRLs) and fog lamps, life.
the use of which can be desirable under certain
RP 152 Performance Guidelines for Cab and Sleeper
environmental conditions. The RP also provides
Interior Lighting — This RP offers guidelines for
a current list of state regulations covering a
cab and sleeper interior lighting.
variety of auxiliary forward lighting devices.
RP 153 Lamp-to-Connector Interface Guidelines —
RP 139B Battery Selection Criteria — This RP is an up-
This RP offers guidelines on lamp-to-connector
date of RP 139, offering guidelines on selecting
interfaces.
batteries for commercial vehicles.
RP 154 Guidelines for Wiring Harness, Routing, Clamp-
*RP 141A Trailer ABS Power Supply Requirements — This
ing and Protection — This RP offers guidelines
Recommended Practice (RP) specifies perfor-
on wiring harness, routing clamping and pro-
mance recommendations for trailer electrical
tection.
systems to ensure adequate power is available
for trailer antilock braking system (ABS) needs. RP 155 Selection and Application of Corrosion Pre-
ventive Materials for Electrical Terminals and
RP 142 High-Speed Data Link Cable Repair Guidelines
Connectors — This RP covers selection and
— Identifies recommended materials and meth-
application of corrosion prevention materials.
ods to repair or add a device to high-speed
data link cables.

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RP 156A Electrical Circuit Protection Components —
This RP covers electrical circuit protection
components.
RP 157 Service And Installation Guidelines For Citizen
Band Radio Antenna Systems — This RP cov-
ers service and installation guidelines for CB
radio antenna systems.
RP 158 Wiring And Circuit Protection Guidelines For
12-Volt Cab And Sleeper Power Outlets-This
RP covers wiring and circuit protection guide-
lines for cab and sleeper power outlets.
RP 159 Installation and Inspection Guidelines for
Seven Conductor Truck-Trailer/Converter
Dolly Jumper Cable and Connector — This RP
covers installation and inspection guidelines for
combination vehicle electrical connectors and
cables.
RP 160 Wiring And Circuit Protection Guidelines For
12-Volt DC to 120-Volt AC In-Cab Inverter
Systems — This RP covers wiring and circuit
protection guidelines for in cab inverter sys-
tems commonly used on tractors.
RP 161 Forward Lighting Aiming Methods — This pro-
posed RP offers guidelines for forward lighting
aiming methods.
*RP 162A Design Guidelines For Electrochemical Capac-
itors Used In Starting Applications — This RP
offers background information and specification
guidelines for electrochemical capacitors used
in starting applications.
RP 163 Power Inverter Selection Recommendations
— This proposed RP offers guidelines for
selecting power inverters for Class 7-8 vehicle
applications.
RP 164 Proper Jump Start Procedures — This RP
offers safe and effective procedures for jump
starting commercial vehicles equipped with
a 12-volt starting system. It also categorizes
jump starting devices by type and function, and
addresses what impact jump starting devices
and procedures can have on modern vehicle
electrical systems.
RP 165 Proper Electric Arc Welding Procedures For
Vehicles With Sensitive Electronics. — This
RP offers guidelines for proper electric arc
welding procedures in order to protect vehicle
electronics.
RP 166 Low-Voltage Primary Electrical Cable Speci-
fication for Heavy-Duty Electrical Repair. This
RP defines the proper terminology and specifi-
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60 volts) primary wiring cable that meets the
performance requirements needed for servicing
heavy-duty truck, tractor or trailer electrical
systems.
RP 167 Vehicle Electrical Fires: Causes and Preventive
Solutions. This RP provides insight into the
causes of in-service vehicle electrical fires. It
also offers preventive solutions based on main-
tenance and operational practices, covering
Class 7-8 heavy-duty vehicles.
RP 168 Design Recommendations for Preventing Ve-
hicle Fires. The purpose of this RP is to provide
design recommendations for preventing vehicle
electrical fires. It covers Class 7-8 heavy-duty
commercial vehicles.
RP 169 Road Service Diagnostic Evaluation Process.
The purpose of this RP is to offer safe and
effective procedures for systematically con-
ducting a proper diagnostic evaluation of the
primary electrical system — batteries, starter,
alternator, and cabling — during a road service
call.
*RP 170A Chassis-To-Body Electrical Interface Guide-
lines For Vocational/Refuse Trucks — This
RP provides the vocational/refuse industry a
common electrical interface connection that is
environmentally sealed, contains all required
electrical circuits and is located in a standard-
ized location.
RP 171 High-Performance Coatings for Forward
Lighting On Commercial Trucks. The purpose
of this RP is to provide guidelines for specifying
forward lighting coating systems for plastic
headlamps that not only meet applicable fed-
eral requirements but also provide the basis for
more robust coating performance in on-high-
way applications.
RP 172 Recommended Cleaning and Maintenance of
Headlamps for Commercial Vehicles. This RP
provides guidelines for the cleaning, mainte-
nance and restoration of headlamp systems
used on commercial vehicles. It defines the
expected performance requirements and aug-
ments, with specific requirements, the stan-
dards depicted in the SAE and TMC Recom-
mended Practices covering the general mainte-
nance of forward lighting coating systems.
RP 173 Design Guidelines for ECM Harness and Con-
nectors — This RP offers design guidelines for
ECM harnesses and connectors. (Formerly RP
349.)

RP 175 Electric Truck and Bus Conductive Charge
Interface Guidelines — The purpose of this
RP is to offer design guidelines for the vehi-
cle-to-power-grid interface connector used to
charge powertrain batteries on electric trucks
and buses in commercial service. It covers the
general physical, electrical, communication
protocol, and performance requirements for the
electric vehicle conductive charge system and
coupler.
*RP 177 Solar Power For Commercial Vehicles — This
RP offers general information on solar power
components used in 12- and 24-volt systems
for commercial vehicles.
*RP 178 Battery Management and Cable Guidelines For
Meeting Hotel Load Requirements — This RP
offers general guidelines for alternator and ca-
ble sizing when adding batteries to a commer-
cial vehicle for the purpose of meeting driver
comfort or “hotel load” requirements.
*RP 179 Liftgate Charging and Pump Motor Diagnostic
and Maintenance Guidelines — This RP offers
guidelines for the maintenance and trouble-
shooting of liftgate battery charging and pump
motor systems used on commercial combina-
tion vehicles.
TIRE & WHEEL — S.2
RP 201E Tire Flap & Rim Dimensions — Relates tire
width and diameter with recommended rim and
flap widths.
RP 203D Truck Tire Regrooving — Summarizes two cru-
cial federal regulations that must be followed
when regrooving tires.
RP 205B Use of Tire Bead Lubricants — Outlines proper
selection and use of tire bead lubricants.
*RP 206C Radial and Bias Tire Puncture (Nail Hole) Re-
pair Procedures — This RP offers guidelines for
performing puncture (nail hole) and reinforced
shoulder repairs in medium-duty (Class 6-8)
truck and bus radial and bias tires.
RP 208E Total Tire Cost Analysis. This RP is designed to
help fleet managers track and analyze annual
heavy-duty vehicle tire costs, durability and fuel
efficiency through the use of the worksheets
described in the RP.
*RP 209F Tire and Rim Safety Procedures — This RP
offers safety guidelines for tire and wheel ser-
vicing, installation and demounting.
RP 210D Radial Tire Construction Terminology — This RP
describes radial tire construction terminology.
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RP 211D Rim and Wheel Selection and Maintenance
— Acquaints the user of highway tractors and
trailers with rim/wheel nomenclature, types
available, load inflation restrictions, potential
dangers of mismatched multi-piece rim compo-
nents, dual spacings, and proper maintenance
practices.
*RP 212E Industry Recommended Practice For Re-
treading Truck and Bus Tires — This RP offers
guidelines for the retreading of medium- and
heavy-duty truck and bus tires used for
on-highway service.
RP 213E RMA Truck Tire and Wheel Related Publica-
tions. This RP provides a list of Rubber Man-
ufacturers Association (RMA) publications for
care and service of truck tires and wheels.
RP 214D Tire/Wheel End Balance and Runout. This RP
offers equipment users suggestions that can
help reduce the vibration, irregular tread wear,
resulting maintenance costs and driver discom-
fort that accompany serious out-of-balance or
out-of-round tire/wheel end assemblies.
RP 215E Sources of Tire & Wheel Information — Gives
addresses of associations disseminating infor-
mation on tire retreading, wheels and rims, and
tire rubber.
RP 216C Radial Tire Conditions Analysis Guide. This
guide is designed to be a reference source and
a training aid, and to assist users in tire grad-
ing. It advises users when it may be necessary
to consult with a specialist (original manufactur-
er or retreader) for final determination of a tire’s
cause of failure.
RP 217D Attaching Hardware for Aluminum Disc Wheels
— Provides information to enable proper selec-
tion of compatible wheels, studs, and nuts for
use with various types of disc wheel mountings.
RP 218E DOT Tire Identification Codes — Defines DOT
tire codes thus simplifying fleet tire record
keeping and tire identifying procedures.
RP 219C Radial Tire Wear Conditions and Causes: A
Guide To Wear Pattern Analysis. This RP pro-
vides a reference source and training aid which
will assist the user in identifying radial tire wear
patterns and determining causes which can
then be corrected to minimize irregular wear.
RP 220D Tire Tread Design Selection. The purpose of
this RP is to help fleet managers select the
proper tread design for an intended application
to maximize tire service life and minimize tire
cost per mile. These guidelines apply to tread
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design selection for heavy-truck tires. *RP 233C Radial Tire Nail Hole Repair Training Guide-
lines — This RP establishes minimum training
RP 221E Retread Plant Inspection Guidelines — Pro-
guidelines for radial tire nail hole repair.
vides guidelines for the evaluation and selec-
tion of a tire retread supplier. *RP 234B Valve Hardware Selection Guidelines — This
RP establishes tire valve, core and cap selec-
RP 222C User’s Guide to Wheels and Rims — Covers
tion guidelines for fleet managers and provides
all aspects of wheel and rim damage, prob-
information on additional accessories used with
able cause, and recommended actions. This
these components that facilitate tire inflation
Recommended Practice contains numerous
and are attached to the tire/wheel assembly.
photographs and is available as a separate
publication. *RP 235B Guidelines For Tire Inflation Pressure Mainte-
nance — This RP addresses the relationship
RP 223D Tire Selection Process. This RP is intended
between inflation pressure and tires, and pro-
to make the tire purchaser, fleet operator, or
vides a practical guide for better understanding
maintenance manager aware of major items for
the issues that stem from failing to address this
consideration, and to provide a step-by-step
issue properly in everyday fleet operations.
thought process for selecting the best type of
tire for the application. RP 236A Outsourcing Guidelines for Tire and Wheel
Maintenance. This RP is designed to help fleet
RP 224D Tire Retread Process — Assists the retread
managers make decisions regarding outsourc-
user in understanding the differences and char-
ing of tire and/or wheel maintenance. It offers
acteristics of the various retread processes.
guidelines for identifying appropriate roles,
RP 226D Radial Tire Repair Identifier (Blue Triangle) — responsibilities, expectations, and exchange of
Explains how to properly apply tire repair identi- information, as well as a method for measuring
fication patches to repaired heavy-duty vehicle the benefit of outsourcing tire/wheel mainte-
tires. These patches can prevent the possibility nance.
of the tire (and vehicle) from mistakenly being
RP 237A Retorquing Guidelines for Disc Wheels. This
placed out of service due to what a safety in-
RP offers guidelines regarding the need to
spector or mechanic perceives as a dangerous
retorque disc wheels following installation on a
tire defect and not a normal tire section repair
vehicle.
bulge.
RP 238A Troubleshooting Disc Wheel Looseness. This
RP 228B Guidelines For Wireless Tire Pressure Mon-
RP provides fleets with a logical approach to
itoring Systems (TPMS) for Medium- and
troubleshooting loose stud-piloted and hub-pi-
Heavy-Duty Truck Tires. This RP offers guide-
loted disc wheels used on Class 6-8 commer-
lines for tire pressure monitoring systems
cial vehicles.
(TPMS) that utilize wireless transponders and
readers or processing modules to measure the RP 239A Commercial Vehicle Tire Inflation and/or Mon-
actual tire inflation condition. itoring Systems Guidelines. This RP covers
current capabilities and basic operation of tire
RP 229B Computerized Tire Recordkeeping — This RP
inflation and pressure monitoring systems. It is
provides guidance to fleets trying to establish a
designed to help fleets select tire inflation and
computerized tire recordkeeping system.
monitoring systems for commercial truck tires.
RP 230B Tire Test Procedures for Tread Wear, Service-
RP 240A Steel Wheel and Rim Refinishing Guidelines.
ability and Fuel Economy. The purpose of this
This RP provides guidelines and inspection
RP is to provide fleets guidelines on tire testing
criteria for steel wheel and rim refinishing and
procedures.
for evaluating refinishing suppliers. It describes
RP 231 Wheel System Maintenance Labeling Guide- various types and processes of steel wheel and
lines — Establishes a standard format for wheel rim refinishing systems used today for commer-
system maintenance labels. cial vehicle applications.

RP 232A Zipper Rupture Inspection Procedures for RP 241A Tubeless Disc Wheel Inspection for Undersized
Light- and Medium-Duty Truck Tires — This RP Bead Seats-This RP covers inspection guide-
establishes procedures for identifying “zipper” lines for undersized bead seats on tubeless
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RP 242 Guidelines for Evaluating Tire and Wheel Related
Products and Systems-This RP offers guidelines
for evaluating tire and wheel related products.
RP 243 Tire and Wheel Match Mounting Markings-This
RP covers identification of tire and wheel match
mounting markings.
RP 244B Bias Tire Conditions Analysis Guide — A
detailed guide covering all aspects of bias tire
damage and defects and includes multiple pho-
tographs. This guide is an invaluable tool for
the determination of tire failure. Guide is also
available as a separate publication.
*RP 245A Tire Assembly Balancing With Wheel Weights
— This RP provides fleets with guidelines for
selecting and installing balance weights that
may or may not contain lead in accordance
with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen-
cy’s National Lead-Free Wheel Weight Initiative.
RP 246 Consideration for Products Intended for Use
Inside Tires. This RP offers guidelines regard-
ing consideration of products intended for use
inside of the tire/wheel assembly.
RP 247 Tire Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Device Guidelines (Passive Tags) for Medium-
and Heavy-Duty Truck Tires. This RP provides
guidelines for the use of passive radio fre-
quency identification (RFID) tags attached to
medium- and heavy- duty tubeless truck tires.
RP 248 Guidelines for Tire Casing Data Marking in the
Retread and/or Repair Process. This RP offers
tire casing marking guidelines for improving
the availability of information on medium- and
heavy-duty truck casing condition and/or history.
RP 249 Safety Issues Related to the Use of Flamma-
ble Fluids During Tire Demounting. This RP
covers maintenance guidelines regarding the
use of flammable fluids for the tire demounting
process and how it impacts tire retreadability.
RP 250 Effects of Extreme Temperatures on Wheel
Torque and Clamp Load. This RP provides fleet
managers and tire technicians information about
the effects of extreme ambient and wheel end
temperature changes on wheel nut torque and
clamping force. This RP applies to hub-piloted
disc wheels in applications using 22 mm phos-
phate/oil-coated studs and organic-coated nuts.
RP 251 Irregular Wear In Low-Profile Metric Wide-
base Radial Tires Used In Trailer Service. The
purpose of this RP is to describe the most
likely causes of irregular tire wear for 50 and 55
series low-profile metric widebase radial tires
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used in trailer service-specifically, tire sizes
445/50R22.5 and 455/55R22.5.
RP 252 Troubleshooting Radial Tire Irregular Wear. This
RP offers guidelines and a diagnostic process
to identify the root cause or causes of radial tire
irregular wear patterns that may develop during
the useful life of the tire. It also provides guide-
lines to correct these conditions and prevent
future occurrences. This RP applies to radial
tires used on Class 6-8 commercial vehicles.
RP 253 Usage Guidelines for Retreaded Steer Axle
Tires. The purpose of this RP is to offer fleets
guidelines for the appropriate use of retreaded
tires on steer axles of medium- and heavy-duty
trucks and tractors.
RP 254 Usage Guidelines for Repaired Steer Axle Tires.
The purpose of this RP is to offer fleets and
service providers basic repair guidelines and
minimum repair specifications for steer axle
tires used on medium- and heavy-duty trucks,
buses and tractors.
RP 256 Inspection Criteria For Steel and Aluminum
Wheel Corrosion and Pitting — This RP pro-
vides inspection criteria for steel and aluminum
wheel corrosion or pitting on wheels used on
Class 6-8 commercial vehicles. It describes
various locations of wheel corrosion/pitting
and when a wheel should be removed from
service. This RP is intended to provide readers
information on many of the common causes
that warrant removal of a wheel from service
but does not — and should not be read to —
describe all conditions that warrant removing a
wheel from service.
RP 257 Measuring Wheel End Assembly Runout — The
purpose of this RP is to provide fleets and ser-
vice providers with a procedure and list of tools
needed to check wheel end assembly runout
at a service location. This procedure applies to
steel or aluminum wheels used on Class 7-8
commercial vehicles.
*RP 258 Tire and Wheel Maintenance Guidelines For
Covered Farm Vehicles & Low Use/Special Mo-
bile Equipment Highway Vehicles — This RP of-
fers guidelines for maintaining tires and wheels
used on covered farm vehicles and low-use/
special mobile equipment highway vehicles.
*RP 259 Maintenance Considerations For 6x2 Trac-
tor Tires — This RP offers equipment users
maintenance and operation guidelines for
heavy-duty (Class 8) tractors equipped with a
6x2 configuration.
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*RP 260 Specification Considerations For 6x2 Tractor
Tires — This RP offers guidelines for spec’ing
heavy-duty (Class 8) 6x2 tractors so as to min-
imize the effect this configuration may have on
tire service life, performance and operation.
ENGINE — S.3
RP 301D Maintaining Air Intake Systems — Covers main-
tenance and service procedures and discusses
intake restriction for oil bath and dry element air
cleaners and intake systems.
RP 302C Fleet Purchasing Specification for Low — Sili-
cate, Ethylene Glycol — Base Antifreeze Engine
Coolant Requiring SCAs — Lists minimum
specifications for ethylene glycol coolant.
RP 303C Silicone Coolant Hoses and Hose Assemblies-
This Recommended Practice covers straight or
pre- formed hose or hose assemblies of a su-
perior quality polysiloxane (silicone) type used
in diesel or gasoline engine coolant systems
between engines, radiators, and heaters. Hose
and/or hose assemblies are to be used where
ultra — long life is required or extreme tem-
perature conditions are prevalent.
RP 304C Minimum Specifications for On-Highway No.
2-D Diesel Fuel — This updated Recommended
Practice lists minimum diesel fuel specifications
for over — the road, heavy-duty, diesel — fu-
eled vehicles.
RP 309B Preferred Fuel Specification — 2D and Glossary
of Fuel Terms — This updated Recommended
Practice contains suggested and recommend-
ed guidelines describing better quality diesel
fuel. A glossary of terms is provided to further
assist fuel purchasers in becoming familiar with
fuel terminology and fuel property options.
RP 310A Water Ingestion Prevention — Discusses the
consequences of water and salt (from rain and
road deicing chemicals) entering heavy-duty
vehicle air intake systems and gives methods to
minimize the ingestion of water and road salt.
RP 311A Cold Weather Operation — Discusses the
proper methods to use to prepare a heavy-du-
ty truck for cold weather operation (+40 to
— 40°F.) Topics covered include readying the
following for cold weather operation: engine
coolant; engine, transmission, and differential
lubricants; hoses and clamps; air starters;
batteries and cables; diesel fuel; coolant, intake
manifold, and oil heaters; fuel heaters; and
winterfronts and radiator shutters.
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RP 312B Qualifying Questions for Evaluating Aftermarket
Diesel Fuel Additive Packages. This RP is in-
tended to provide a list of questions fleet main-
tenance managers should keep in mind when
considering the use of diesel fuel additives.
This will assist in making intelligent choices in
the selection of fuel additives.
RP 313C Checklist for Cooling System Maintenance —
This RP provides guidelines for cooling system
maintenance.
RP 317B Fuel/Water Separating Devices — Guides the
fleet operator on how to best specify a fuel/wa-
ter separating device.
RP 318C Used Engine Oil Analysis — Discusses reasons
for oil analysis, oil analysis laboratory selection,
sampling procedures, and test results. An oil
analysis glossary is included.
*RP 319B General Guidelines and Precautions On
Supplemental Coolant Additives — This RP
offers guidelines for the selection and use of
supplemental coolant additives used to protect
heavy-duty vehicles filled with conventional
inorganic acid technology coolant.
RP 320C Inspection, Maintenance and Tension of Acces-
sory Belt Drive Systems. This RP provides fleet
maintenance personnel with correct procedures
for inspecting and maintaining accessory belt
drive systems.
RP 321 Fuel Crossover Line Protection and Config-
uration Guidelines- Designed to reduce the
possibility of crossover line ruptures which
may result in fuel spills which pose safety
problems and contaminate road/right-of-way-
surfaces leading to environmental clean-up
and fines.
RP 322B Coolant Pump Failure Modes and Life Exten-
sion — Contains information from a TMC fleet
survey conducted by the Coolant Pump Failure
Task Force, presentations made during Task
Force meetings, and current Service Bulletins
from various original equipment manufacturers
(OEMs) and suppliers. This Recommended
Practice does not make suggestions about
coolant pump design changes.
RP 323A Aqueous Propylene Glycol Coolant Guidelines
— Presents a general guideline for the compar-
ison of propylene glycol-based coolants to eth-
ylene glycol-based coolants in heavy-duty truck
systems. This Recommended Practice identi-
fies some of the precautions and application
considerations to be aware of when switching
to an aqueous propylene glycol-based coolant.
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RP 325 Radiator Integrity for On-Highway Trucks —
Establishes time and mileage parameters, as
well as service and maintenance characteris-
tics for radiators in medium- and heavy-duty
trucks used in on-highway service. It can serve
as a guideline for OEM truck assembly and
radiator manufacturers when designing cooling
products for specific applications and help the
end-user when purchasing new vehicles.
RP 326 Recycling Engine Coolant — This Recom-
mended Practice describes the reasons why
changing coolant is necessary and discusses
the various processes used in on-site recycling
equipment. Some considerations in deciding
whether or not to recycle coolant on-site are
given and a table is included for reference
concerning various operational parameters and
costs associated with the listed processes.
RP 327 Fan Drive Control Systems — This Recom-
mended Practice describes the control sys-
tem for fan drives requiring the use of remote
temperature sensing controls and override
switches, and addresses maintenance and
troubleshooting for such systems.
This proposed RP offers guidelines for hoses
clamps and fittings used on engine cooling and
charge air cooler systems.
RP 333A Heat Exchanger Maintenance and Cleaning
— This RP provides guidance concerning the
exterior maintenance and cleaning of heat
exchangers/cooling modules used in Class 6-8
vehicles. Heat exchangers/cooling modules
are defined as the radiator, charge air cool-
er, condenser, oil-to-air cooler, recirculation
shields, and associated mounting brackets and
hardware.
RP 334A Determining Extended Oil Drain Intervals for
Heavy-duty Diesel Engines — Helps equipment
users determine extended oil drain intervals for
diesel engines over 8.0L displacement.
RP 335 Simplified Snap-Idle Acceleration Smoke
Testing — Offers simplified, easy-to-understand
instructions for conducting J1667 Snap-Idle
Smoke Test Procedures.
RP 336A Aluminum Radiator Maintenance — Offers
interior and exterior maintenance recommenda-
tions for aluminum radiators.

RP 328A Fleet Purchasing Specification for Nitrite-Con- RP 337B Determining the Validity of Low-Power
taining Supplemental Coolant Additives — This Complaints. This RP offers technicians and
Recommended Practice covers general, phys- equipment users useful tips for determining the
ical, chemical, and performance requirements validity of low-power complaints for Class 7
for SCAs that are used for precharging and pe- and 8 vehicles.
riodic servicing of coolants for use in heavy-du-
RP 338A Extended Service Interval Coolants — De-
ty engines. This includes SCA concentrates in
scribes new extended service interval (ESI)
liquid, solid, or slurry form.
coolant technologies. “Q&A” format addresses
RP 329B Fleet Purchasing Specification for Nitrite-Con- common technician concerns regarding ESI
taining Ethylene Glycol Base Coolant — This and traditional coolants.
Recommended Practice specifies requirements
RP 339 Maintaining Fuel/Water Separators — This RP
for concentrated and prediluted forms of ful-
offers recommendations for maintaining fuel/
ly-formulated ethylene glycol base antifreeze/
water separators.
coolant which does not require a precharge of
supplemental coolant additives. RP 341A Diesel Fuel Additive Functionality Groups and
Winter Operability Guidelines — The purpose
RP 330A Fleet Purchasing Specification for Nitrite-Con-
of this RP is to educate equipment users on
taining Propylene Glycol Base Coolant — This
the basic types and functions of diesel fuel
Recommended Practice specifies requirements
additives.This RP also provides information
for fully-formulated propylene glycol base
on diesel fuel winter operability and how to
antifreeze/coolant which does not require a
perform a cost analysis of kerosene blending
precharge of supplemental coolant additives.
versus additive treatments.
RP 331A Charge Air Cooler Design Guidelines — This
RP 342 Guidelines for Recording Electronic Engine
Recommended Practice is designed to improve
Parameter Changes — This RP offers secu-
the design, maintenance, safety and perfor-
rity guidelines for keeping track of parameter
mance of charge air coolers (CAC) while reduc-
changes for electronic engines.
ing CAC costs to equipment users.
RP 343A Charge Air Cooler Winterfront Application and
RP 332B Guidelines For Hoses, Clamps, and Fittings For
Design Guidelines — This RP offers guidelines
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for design and selection of CAC winterfronts.
RP 344 Understanding Engine ECM Data — This RP
offers information on interpreting and using
engine data collected on-board vehicles.
RP 345B Diesel Fuel Housekeeping Guidelines — This
RP offers guidelines for maintaining diesel fuel
storage and delivery infrastructure so as to
ensure quality fuel.
RP 346A Accessory Belt Drive Pulley Standardization. —
This proposed RP offers guidelines for stan-
dardizing accessory belt drive pulleys.
RP 347 Fan Drive Maintenance and Troubleshooting —
This RP offers guidelines on fan drive mainte-
nance and diagnostics.
RP 348A Coolant Hose Rating Factors — This RP covers
guidelines for coolant hose ratings.
RP 351 Guidelines for Color Standardization of Engine/
Coolant Antifreeze — This RP offers guide-
lines for standardizing engine coolant color
schemes.
RP 352 Fan Drive Design and Application Guidelines —
This RP offers guidelines for fan drive design
and application.
RP 353 Standard Fitting for Engine Coolant Handling
— This RP offers standard fitting recommenda-
tions for engine coolant handling.
RP 354 Fuel Economy Tracking Guidelines-This RP
offers guidelines for tracking fuel economy in
Class 7-8 vehicles.
RP 355A Maintenance and Inspection Guidelines For
OEM-Installed Exhaust Particulate Filters For
Diesel-Powered Vehicles. This RP describes
the various types of original equipment diesel
particulate filter (DPF) technology used on
heavy-duty diesel-powered vehicles. It offers
general guidelines and information on DPF
function, performance, diagnostics, mainte-
nance, handling and cleaning.
RP 356 Cold Flow Operability Of Diesel Fuel-This RP
address cold flow operability issues pertaining
to diesel fuel.
RP 357 Biodiesel Blended Fuels-This RP provides
fleets and suppliers with guidelines on the use
of biodiesel blends B2 through B20. This RP
offers definitions and terminology for biodiesel
blends, as well as address biodiesel blend per-
formance, industry standards, engine manu-
facturer warranties, tax incentives and existing
position statements on the use of such fuels.
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*RP 358A Charge Air Cooler Maintenance and Testing
Guidelines — This RP offers maintenance and
testing guidelines to maximize durability, main-
tainability, safety and performance of charge air
coolers while reducing costs to the end user.
RP 359 Qualifying Questions For Evaluation of Supple-
mental Engine Oil Filtration Systems-This RP
is intended to provide a list of questions that
fleet managers should consider when evaluat-
ing the use of supplemental engine oil filtration
systems-commonly referred to as bypass or
secondary filtration devices. This RP applies to
supplemental filtration systems used on Class
7-8 commercial vehicles.
RP 360 Diesel Exhaust Fluid Guidelines-The purpose
of this RP is to educate equipment users on
selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology
and its use of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF). This
RP will provide definitions and terminology of
SCR systems, and offer guidelines on DEF stor-
age and handling.
RP 361 EGR Cooler Diagnosis and Cleaning. This RP
offers guidelines for the cleaning and trouble-
shooting of exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)
coolers used on Class 6-8 diesel-powered
commercial vehicles.
RP 362 Guidelines for Used Coolant Analysis of
Heavy-Duty Vehicles. This RP provides guide-
lines for cooling system sampling procedures,
commonly run field and laboratory tests, and
warning/condemnation limits for used engine
coolants. It applies to Class 7-8 commercial
vehicles.
RP 363 Underhood Thermal Event Prevention. This RP
addresses recommendations for preventing
underhood vehicle fires.
RP 364 Fleet Purchasing Specification for Organic Acid
Technology Extended Life Coolant. This RP
provides a fleet purchasing specification for
organic acid technology (OAT) extended life
coolants for heavy-duty vehicles.
RP 365 Coolant Maintenance Guidelines. This RP
offers guidelines for identifying various types
of heavy-duty aqueous coolants and ensuring
proper quality of each type of aqueous coolant
to protect the entire cooling system.
RP 366 Standardized Clutch Engagement Torque
Requirements. This RP provides a test proce-
dure for measuring clutch engagement torque
of commercial medium- and heavy-duty diesel
engines in a test cell environment. It helps the

user accurately determine what clutch engage-
ment torque value is needed for satisfactory
vehicle startability. This metric also can help ve-
hicle manufacturers properly design drivelines
that satisfy customer expectations for a given
vehicle vocation.
RP 367 Fuel Filters: Complaint, Cause & Correction. The
purpose of this RP is to explore the various po-
tential causes of short fuel filter life and offer fleet
managers recommendations for troubleshooting
and solving these problems. This RP applies to
commercial vehicles with diesel engines.
*RP 370 Natural Gas Vehicle Specification and Implemen-
tation Guidelines — This RP offers guidelines
for specifying and implementing engines using
either compressed or liquefied natural gas as its
primary fuel.
CAB & CONTROLS — S.4
RP 401B Location and Operation of Instruments and
Controls in Motor Truck Cabs — A recommen-
dation to help avoid confusion when drivers
shift from one truck to another; to promote
safety and convenience; and to simplify design,
production, and servicing.
RP 402 Windshield Washer Anti-Freeze and Cleaner
Specification — Covers the general charac-
teristics and performance requirements of
windshield washer antifreeze products used for
cleaning automotive windshields.
RP 403A Placement of Safety Equipment — Establishes
guidelines for vehicle manufacturers to de-
termine proper locations for the placement of
safety equipment in their model truck cabs.
RP 404B Truck and Truck-Tractor Access Systems —
Gives recommendations allowing anyone
entering or exiting a cab to have three limbs in
contact with the truck or tractor at any time.
RP 405B Windshield Washer System Performance Rec-
ommendations. This RP establishes minimum
performance requirements and test procedure
for windshield washers used in heavier gross
weight vehicles with a service life potential of
500,000 miles (804,500 km).
RP 406C Windshield Wiper System Performance Rec-
ommendations. This Recommended Practice
covers minimum performance requirements
and test procedures for windshield wiper sys-
tems used on heavy-duty vehicles that have a
potential service life of 500,000 miles.
RP 407A Defrosting, Defogging, And Heating Performance
Requirements For Truck Cabs With And Without
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Sleepers. — Lists minimum requirements for
defrosting, defogging, and heating of truck cabs
for improved driver environment and visibility.
RP 408A Dash and Sleeper Heater and/or Air Condition-
er Blower Motor Accessibility. This RPcovers
the minimum accessibility requirements for
dash and sleeper heater and/or air conditioner
blower motors. It should be considered by ve-
hicle original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)
and heater and air conditioner component
suppliers on any new or revised designs.
RP 409A Maintenance of Wiping Quality of Wiper
Blades. This RP covers steps to be taken to
maintain an acceptable quality of wiping by the
wiper blade.
RP 410B Seat Belt Assembly, Inspection, and Mainte-
nance Procedures — Provides a formal proce-
dure and checklist for inspecting and maintain-
ing heavy-duty vehicle seat belt assemblies.
RP 411A Vehicle Surface Preparation for Painting — Pro-
vides information to help commercial vehicle
operators properly prepare vehicles for paint-
ing. This Recommended Practice may be used
to ensure that painting service suppliers also
properly prepare vehicles prior to painting.
RP 412A Air Pressure Wiper System Recommendations
for Consideration in Future Designs — Ad-
dresses wipe area, wiper motor interchange-
ability, unitized wiper set, wiper component ac-
cessibility, motor oiler, and minimum pressure
for the design of air-operated wiper systems.
RP 413A Heavy-duty In-Cab Air Conditioners, Refriger-
ant-12 Systems — Establishes recommenda-
tions on the maintenance of air conditioning
equipment which are intended to specify
equipment capable of meeting the durability
requirements of over-the-highway vehicles and
to minimize maintenance costs. Provides unit
descriptions, and installation and preventive
maintenance procedures for heavy-duty in-cab
air conditioning systems.
RP 414B Truck Cab Air Conditioner Specification
Guidelines. This RP is designed to help industry
professionals reduce heavy-duty truck air con-
ditioner problems through better specifications
when purchasing and designing new vehicles.
RP 415A Selecting Painting Systems for Commercial Ve-
hicles — Provides information to help commer-
cial vehicle operators select among the various
paint systems available, both as originally
specified on new vehicles and for refinishing
used vehicles.
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RP 416A Questions to Ask When Selecting a Commer-
cial Vehicle Refinisher — The complexity of
new paint systems, as well as environmental
and health concerns, makes the selection of
a commercial vehicle refinishing vendor more
difficult than ever. This Recommended Practice
provides the commercial vehicle operator with
a list of questions to consider to aid in proper
selection of a vehicle refinisher.
RP 417A Supporting Pneumatic/Electrical Lines Be-
tween Cab and Trailer — This Recommended
Practice serves as an industry guide to perfor-
mance requirements, applicable regulations,
and proper means of support for pneumatic/
electrical service hoses between the tractor
cab and trailer.
RP 418A Heavy-Duty In-Cab R-134A Air Conditioning
Systems. This RP offers guidelines for spec’ing
cab air conditioning systems for commercial
vehicles.
RP 419 Heater Performance Requirements for Truck
Cabs — This Recommended Practice provides
heater system performance parameters that will
achieve driver comfort in cold weather driv-
ing conditions. This Recommended Practice
covers all Class 6, 7, and 8 powered vehicles. It
shall apply at an ambient temperature of 0°F.
RP 420B Minimum Service Life Requirements for
Heavy-duty HVAC Cab Controls — Establishes
minimum service life requirements for heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) sys-
tems in heavy-duty commercial vehicles that
are acceptable to equipment users.
RP 421 In-Cab Air Conditioning Retrofit Procedure —
Establishes a retrofitting procedure for fleets
wishing to retrofit R-12 A/C systems to R-134a
or other alternative refrigerants.
RP 422A Cab Insulation Testing Methodology — Estab-
lishes test procedures for determining heat or
thermal transmission rates of heavy-duty vehi-
cle driver and sleeper cabins. Also establishes
rating method for heat/thermal transmission.
RP 423 Color Coding of Air Brake Systems — Es-
tablishes recommendations for standardized
color-coding of air brake systems.
RP 424 Door Hardware Performance Requirements
— This RP establishes minimum performance
standards for tractor door hardware.
RP 425 Mirror Positioning and Aiming — This RP offers
guidelines on cab mirror positioning and aiming.
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RP 426A Service Guidelines for Occupant Restraints —
This RP offers recommendations on servicing
and maintaining heavy-duty vehicle occupant
restraints.
RP 428A Guidelines For Vision Devices. The purpose
of this RP is to specify minimum driver vision
requirements, and suggest various means of
achieving these requirements. Although this
document was developed specifically for trac-
tor-trailer combination vehicles, it applies to all
commercial vehicles.
RP 429 Windshield Replacement and Repair — This
RP offers guidelines on windshield replacement
and repair.
RP 430A Guidelines for Collision Warning Devices. This
RP offers guidelines for spec’ing collision warn-
ing devices.
RP 431A Guidelines for Electrical Cab Power Points —
This RP offers guidelines for spec’ing electrical
cab power points.
*RP 432B Engine Off HVAC Performance Requirements
For Truck Cabs With Sleepers — This RP
establishes performance requirements for en-
gine-off heating, ventilation, and air condition-
ing (HVAC) systems in order to achieve driver
thermal comfort in both winter or summer rest
periods.
RP 433 Truck Washing and Cleaning Guidelines — This
RP offers guidelines for truck washing and
cleaning.
RP 434 Cab And Sleeper Insulation Efficiency Guide-
lines-This RP offers recommendations for cab
and sleeper insulation.
RP 435 Installation and Inspection Guidelines for
Pneumatic and Electrical Tractor-Trailer Hookup
Lines-This RP offers installation and inspection
guidelines for tractor-trailer connectors.
RP 436B Air Conditioning System Performance Re-
quirements for Truck Cabs With and Without
Sleepers. — This RP offers recommendations
for HVAC performance and testing criteria for
Class 7-8 commercial vehicles.
RP 437 Guidelines for Truck Stop Electrification Inter-
face-This RP offers guidelines for the interface
between vehicle and truckstop electrification
systems.
*RP 438A Engine Off HVAC Performance Requirements
For Truck Cabs Without Sleepers — This RP
establishes performance requirements for
engine-off HVAC systems in order to achieve

driver thermal comfort in both winter or summer
rest periods.
RP 439 Minimum Performance Criteria for Auxilia-
ry Power Units (APUs) and Gensets-This
RPestablishes minimum performance criteria
for auxiliary power units (APUs) and generator
sets (gensets) used on Class 6-8 day-cab and
sleeper-equipped tractors operated within an
ambient temperature range of -10°F to 120°F
(-23 °C to 43°C).
RP 440 Seat Base Installation Standardization. This
RPestablishes a common seat mounting inter-
face zone for commercial vehicle cabs. This
RP defines a minimum spacing for fastener
locations in the truck floor within that zone, as
well as separate zones for seatbelt anchorages.
It also recommends air supply and electrical
connection locations to avoid interference with
mechanical interfaces. This RP is applicable to
all Class 7 and 8 vehicles.
*RP 441A Electrified A/C System Performance Specifica-
tions, Requirements, and Testing Criteria For
Hybrid/Electric, All-Electric and Conventional
Trucks — This RP offers guidelines for selecting
an electrified A/C system by means of a stan-
dardized test used to compare factory-installed
systems.
RP 443 In-Cab Cleaning and Deodorizing Guidelines.
The purpose of this RP is to offer guidelines
for the in-cab cleaning and deodorizing of
commercial vehicles. It is meant to provide
information on the benefits of establishing a
proper vehicle interior cleaning program. It is
not intended to endorse any single method or
chemistry. This document applies to all com-
mercial vehicles.
RP 444 Standardization of Speedometer and Tachom-
eter Signals — Establishes a standard vehicle
and engine speed signal and frequency that
can be used by any electronic device on a
heavy-duty vehicle requiring knowledge of
speed/distance or engine revolution informa-
tion. (Formerly RP 123A)
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RP 503B Standardization of Training Aid Materials —
Provides a training aid format guideline for
automotive manufacturers to adhere to when
producing audiovisual training aids.
RP 510A New Facility Development — This Recom-
mended Practice is designed to help fleet
managers plan for future maintenance facility
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requirements that adequately support their
business plans.
RP 511 Refrigerant Recovery — The purpose of this
Recommended Practice is to establish recom-
mendations for the use of mobile air conditioning
refrigerant recovery and recycling equipment,
and for certification of technicians who use the
equipment when servicing these systems.
RP 512A Mechanic Staffing Determination — Provides
a basic formula to calculate the number of
mechanics required to adequately staff a
heavy-vehicle maintenance shop. The formula
can be utilized with manual (paper) records or
computerized data. If no history is available,
maintenance information can be obtained from
vehicle manufacturers.
RP 513 Estimating Number of Service Bays — Intended
to assist fleets that are planning new mainte-
nance shop facilities by giving an analytical
methodology for estimating the number of
service bays required in the new facility. Covers
general maintenance shop facilities for all
classes of vehicles.
RP 515 Maintenance Shop Design Considerations —
Intended to assist fleets who are planning new
maintenance shop facilities. It provides a list of
critical elements that should be considered in
the design.
RP 516A Technician Training: A Model for Training Pro-
gram Planners — Presents a guideline for the
maintenance shop manager to use in preparing
a training program for service technicians. It
explains factors for consideration in develop-
ing a performance-based training program —
whether the program is developed internally or
provided by outside suppliers.
RP 517 Managing Environmental Compliance — This
Recommended Practice is designed to provide
guidance in a program for managing envi-
ronmental compliance. Compliance involves
satisfying regulatory bodies at the federal,
state, and local levels. This RP is limited to
providing guidance on compliance education/
training, self-audits, and recordkeeping. It does
not cover regulatory requirements of the U.S.
Department of Transportation (DOT).
RP 518A Fuel Station Planning. The purpose of this RP
is to provide fleet managers guidelines when
working with design professionals in designing
fueling stations.
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RP 519 Recommendations for an Employee Perfor-
mance Evaluation Program — This RP provides
fleet managers with a basic set of forms and in-
structions for the assessment and evaluation of
maintenance and support personnel. The reader
must realize this Recommended Practice offers
general guidelines only. A complete evaluation
system must be structured to each operation.
RP 520 A/C System Refrigerant Flushing — Covers
flushing material, equipment and procedures
for flushing both CFC (R-12) and HFC (R-134a)
charged vehicle cab A/C systems in service,
repair or retrofit operations.
RP 521 Cost Items Needed to Determine a Fully
Burdened Technician Labor Rate — Identifies
items that should be used to determine fully
burdened labor rates.
RP 522 Survey Development Guidelines — This
management RP offers recommendations for
developing and administering surveys.
RP 524 Advisory Annotation Guidelines — This RP
offers recommendations for standardizing defi-
nitions for advisory annotation terms, such as
“danger,” “warning,” etc.
RP 525 ISO 9002 Certification Considerations — This
RP offers guidelines for fleets considering ISO
9002 certification.
RP 526 Guidelines for Shop Review Practices — This
RP offers guidelines for shop review proce-
dures.
RP 527A Vendor Selection Guidelines for Towing and Re-
covery — This RP offers guidelines for selecting
towing and recovery vendors.
RP 528 Technician Certification Program Guidelines
— This RP offers guidelines for establishing an
in-house fleet technician certification program.
RP 530 Fleet Guidelines for Parts Purchasing-This RP
offers guidelines on parts purchasing.
RP 531 Parts Inventory Management Guidelines-This
RP offers guidelines for parts inventory man-
agement.
RP 532 Model Year Introduction Guidelines-This RP
offers guidelines for standardizing model year
introductions of vehicles.
RP 534 Guidelines For Determining Vehicle Lift Produc-
tivity Efficiencies — This proposed RP offers
guidelines for determining the productivity effi-
ciencies of vehicle lifts in a maintenance shop.
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RP 536 Guidelines for Technician Exposure to Road
Deicing Chemicals. This RP offers protective
guidelines to technicians who may come in
contact with road deicing chemicals during the
course of vehicle maintenance.
RP 537 Disaster Recovery Guidelines for Vehicle Main-
tenance Operations. This RP offers guidelines
for developing a disaster recovery plan cover-
ing pre-evaluation, planning, and duty assign-
ment of assets, property and personnel.
RP 538 Quality Shop Process Improvement.The pur-
pose of this RP is to provide fleet managers
with some basic guidelines for implementing a
process by which shop efficiency and pro-
ductivity can be continuously improved — i.e.,
quality shop process improvement.
RP 539 Workflow Practices and Metrics For Unsched-
uled Repair Events — The purpose of this RP is
to establish standard workflow procedures and
practices for addressing unscheduled repair
events involving commercial vehicles. It offers
definitions and recommendations for downtime,
standard reporting, scorecard analysis, and
performance-based evaluations for vendors,
manufacturers and equipment decisionmakers.
*RP 540 Proper Pilot Review Guidelines — This RP
offers guidelines for conducting a proper pilot
review tractors, straight trucks, trailers, and a
variety of other trucking industry equipment.
*RP 542 Maintenance Facility Development Guidelines
For Natural Gas Vehicles — This RP offers de-
sign and retrofit guidelines for new or existing
maintenance facilities used to service natural
gas vehicles fueled by compressed natural gas
(CNG) or liquefied natural gas (LNG).
CHASSIS AND BRAKE SYSTEMS — S.6
RP 602B Recovery Attachment Points for Trucks, Trac-
tors, and Combination Vehicles — The purpose
of this Recommended Practice is to help recov-
ery professionals reduce the time necessary to
recover vehicles from their immediate location
of disablement, and avoid further damaging
the vehicle during the recovery process. For
recommendations on long-term towing of
disabled or wrecked vehicles see TMC RP
626, “Heavy-duty Truck Towing Procedures.”
This Recommended Practice establishes the
performance objectives of recovery attachment
points. It is directed at Class 6, 7, and 8 on
and on-off highway trucks, truck tractors, and
tractor-trailer combinations (both conventional
and cab-over configurations).

RP 603C Fifth Wheel Mounting — Aftermarket — Pro-
vides information to assist in the safe installa-
tion of heavy-duty vehicle aftermarket station-
ary and sliding fifth wheels.
RP 604C Brake Chambers for Air-Braked Vehicles. This
RP is intended to familiarize users with the in-
stallation, maintenance, and safety procedures
associated with diaphragm and spring brake
chambers for air braked vehicles. It covers all
on-highway trucks, tractors, or trailers using air
brakes and equipped with service chambers or
spring parking brakes.
RP 605B Reconditioning Brake Shoes. This RP sets rec-
ommendations for brake shoe reconditioning
specifications that will ensure consistent perfor-
mance required for a balanced brake system. It
covers drum brake stamped steel shoes used
on Class 7-8 commercial vehicles.
RP 606B Brake Relining Procedures. This RP covers le-
gal marking requirements for drum brake linings
air disc brake pads, and explains these mark-
ings. It also covers shoe/lining assembly and
related procedures as they apply to heavy-duty
commercial vehicles.
RP 607B Service and Inspection of S-Cam Brake Systems
— Serves as a thorough guide for the inspection
and servicing of all heavy-duty S-cam air brake
system components. The RP identifies all appro-
priate brake system nomenclature and explains
how each component interacts to ensure maxi-
mum braking performance. It also defines toler-
ances for proper lining and drum performance.
RP 608B Brake Drums and Rotors. This RP covers in-
stallation, maintenance, and safety procedures
associated with spoke wheel and hub-mounted
drums and rotors used on heavy-duty vehicles.
RP 609C Self-Adjusting and Manual Brake Adjuster
Removal, Installation and Maintenance. The
purpose of this RP is to provide information
regarding the removal, installation, operation,
maintenance, and selection of heavy-duty vehi-
cle manual and self-adjusting brake adjusters.
RP 610B Driveline Design Criteria. The purpose of this
RP is to provide workable guidelines for the
evaluation of driveline designs and installations
on Class 7-8 commercial vehicles. Adherence
to these recommendations should provide
satisfactory truck driveline performance.
RP 611 Driveline Maintenance Guidelines — The purpose
of this RP is to provide maintenance guidelines for
drivelines. Adherence to these guidelines should
provide satisfactory truck driveline performance.
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RP 612B Pneumatic Brake Balance — Provides general
guidelines for brake balance on tractors, trail-
ers, and combination vehicles.
RP 613 Brake System Torque Balance Test Procedure
— Provides a method to determine the brake
system torque balance for commercial vehicles.
RP 614 Air Brake (Nylon Reinforced) Tubing & Fittings
— Covers minimum requirements for fleet
maintenance of air brake connections utilizing
fractional inch nonmetallic tubing. Included are
dimensional, performance, and identification
requirements and specifications.
RP 615 Hose Fitting Standard — Lists complete stan-
dards for SAE 45° flare seat fittings in sizes -4
through-12 and SAE 37° flare seat fittings in
sizes -16 and above.
RP 616A Uniform Labeling of Air Brake Valves. The pur-
pose of this RP is to provide a means of identi-
fying vehicle air brake system components with
performance (input-output) characteristics. This
RP applies to air brake system valves used to
control the vehicle service brakes on heavy-du-
ty commercial vehicles.
RP 617A Contaminant Elimination Procedure for Tractor,
Trailer or Dolly Air Brake Systems — This RP
offers a procedure for eliminating contaminants
from air brake systems.
RP 618B Wheel Bearing Adjustment Procedure — This
RP offers a procedure to achieve a verifiable
wheel bearing end play of 0.001-0.005 inch
(0.025-0.127 mm) for steer, drive, and trailer
axle assemblies using conventional double-nut
or single-nut systems.
RP 619B Air System Inspection Procedure. This RP pro-
vides guidelines for inspecting air systems used
on air-braked commercial vehicles.
RP 621 Specifications/Communications — Tries to identi-
fy and clarify specification communication among
component suppliers, equipment users, and man-
ufacturers by providing step-by-step guidelines
for improving communications and establishing
the necessary procedures to ensure that equip-
ment users will get the options they specify.
RP 622A Wheel Seal and Bearing Removal, Installation,
and Maintenance — Defines practices and pro-
cedures to perform a wheel seal replacement
that meets fleet performance requirements. Also
includes procedures and standards for storage,
handling, and installation of wheel seals and
wheel bearings for heavy-duty vehicles.
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RP 623A Uniform Diagnostics Guide for Heavy-duty
Vehicle Power Steering Systems — Provides a
uniform method of diagnosing heavy-duty truck
and truck tractor power steering complaints and
gives the maintenance technician general ad-
vice concerning the diagnosis and correction of
commercial vehicle steering related problems.
RP 624A Lubricant Fundamentals. — This proposed RP
offers general information on the fundamentals
of chassis-related lubricants.
*RP 625A Brake Drum and Lining Compatibility — This
RP offers maintenance and inspection guide-
lines to promote brake drum and lining com-
patibility on Class 7-8 vehicles equipped with
S-cam air brakes.
RP 626A Heavy-duty Truck Towing Procedures — Pro-
vides guidelines for equipment usage and to
acquaint the tow truck operator with the gener-
al phases involved in heavy-duty truck towing.
This should not be considered as a compre-
hensive guide to truck towing and recovery,
but rather as a brief introduction to some of the
problems involved.
RP 627A Brake Lining Structural Defects. This RP helps
equipment users identify structural defects in
brake linings and classify them into either an
“out-of-service” category-as defined by the
CVSA North American Uniform Out-of-Service
Criteria-or an “in-service” category which per-
mits continued vehicle operation.
RP 628B Aftermarket Brake Lining Classification — This
Recommended Practice provides information
on judging the performance of aftermarket
brake linings on 16.5 x 7-inch brakes when
tested to the federally mandated, original equip-
ment dynamometer test procedure contained in
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 121.
*RP 629A Brake Lining Contamination — This RP
identifies grease- and oil-contaminated lining
conditions and provide guidelines for lining
evaluation caused by such contamination.
*RP 630A Air Compressor Diagnosing For Excessive Oil
Consumption — This RP offers guidelines for
troubleshooting excessive oil consumption in
air compressors.
RP 631B Recommendations for Wheel End Lubrication.
This RP offers recommendations and operation-
al considerations for selecting, inspecting and
using lubricants in wheel end applications in
Class 3-8 trucks, buses, tractors and trailers.
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RP 632 Matching Air Brake Systems — This Recom-
mended Practice addresses vehicles with
braking systems manufactured in accordance
with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard
(FMVSS) 121 Docket 90-3. Specifically, it
outlines some of the issues that could be
encountered in vehicle combinations, where
both pre- and post-Docket 90-3 vehicles are
operated. It recommends maintenance practic-
es for existing vehicles and specification details
for new vehicles that will enhance the brake
performance of combination vehicles. The
purpose of this Recommended Practice is to
identify and address potential problems in mix-
ing vehicles and brake systems manufactured
pre- and post-Docket 90-3. It also advises fleet
operators of the maintenance practices to be
adopted for existing vehicles and to inform
them regarding the specification and installa-
tion of braking equipment for new vehicles, so
as to minimize any negative impacts of FMVSS
121 Docket 90-3 on vehicle operation.
RP 633 Effects of Drivetrain Torsionals — This Rec-
ommended Practice is intended to inform fleet
managers of a number of drivetrain torsional is-
sues that must be considered when specifying
drivetrains. This RP presents a hierarchy of high
risk vehicle configurations and usages, lists
the specific failure modes that are attributable
to drivetrain torsionals, and suggests specific
corrective actions that will result in enhanced
durability and driver comfort levels. This RP
is designed to supplement the information
contained in TMC RP 610A, Driveline Design
Criteria. The first two sections of this Recom-
mended Practice alert users of the potential
problems associated with some of today’s
vehicle configurations. The third section offers
solutions to the identified problems.
RP 634A Ride Height Concerns and Adjustment Proce-
dures for Truck/Tractor Air Ride Suspensions.
This RP points out the potential problems
caused by improper ride height and provides
recommendations for maintaining proper
adjustment of air ride suspensions. It also
describes procedures for adjusting air ride
suspension ride height and recommends that
manufacturers clearly label correct ride height
settings on the vehicle.
RP 635A Long Stroke Brake Chambers — Provides
fleets information on the use of long stroke
brake chambers.

RP 636A Specifying Auxiliary Retarders. This RP offers
spec’ing recommendations for auxiliary retarders
used on Class 7-8 tractor-trailers and trucks.
RP 637 Tractor Air Dryer Guidelines — Offers recom-
mendations for spec’ing, installing and main-
taining tractor air dryers.
RP 638A Heavy-Duty Clutch Maintenance Guidelines.
The purpose of this RP is to provide informa-
tion for the proper maintenance of heavy-duty
clutches, including troubleshooting, installation
and removal guidelines.
RP 639A Spec’ing Heavy-Duty Clutches. The purpose of
this RP is to provide information for the proper
spec’ing of heavy-duty clutches.
RP 640A Alternate Wheel Bearing Adjustment Systems
— This RP offers information on alternate wheel
bearing adjustment systems.
RP 641A Maintenance Guidelines for Hydraulically Ac-
tuated Clutches. This RP offers guidelines for
maintaining hydraulically activated clutches.
RP 642B Total Vehicle Alignment: Recommendations
for Maximizing Tire and Alignment-Related
Component Life — This RP offers compre-
hensive alignment guidelines for medium- and
heavy-duty vehicles.
RP 643A Air-Ride Suspension Maintenance Guidelines —
This RP offers maintenance guidelines for air-ride
suspension systems used on tractor chassis.
RP 644A Wheel End Conditions Analysis Guide — This
RP offers guideline on wheel end conditions
and how to identify them.
RP 645 Tie Rod Inspection and Maintenance Procedure
— This RP offers guidelines on tie rod inspec-
tion and maintenance.
RP 646 Driveline Fastener Preventive Maintenance —
This RP offers guidelines on driveline fastener
preventive maintenance.
RP 647 Guidelines for Care and Use of Onboard Lubri-
cation Systems — This RP offers guidelines for
care and use of onboard lubrication systems.
RP 648 Troubleshooting Ride Complaints — This RP
offers a comprehensive guideline to diagnosing
ride complaints in heavy-duty tractors and trucks.
RP 649 Diagnostic Guidelines for Performance-Based
Brake Testing — This RP offers troubleshooting
guidelines for vehicles following unsuccessful
testing using a performance-based brake tester.
RP 650 Guidelines for Fifth Wheel Pre-Delivery Inspec-
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tion, Preventive Maintenance and Troubleshoot-
ing — This RP offers guidelines for fifth wheel
pre- delivery, inspection, PM and troubleshooting.
*RP 651A Steer Axle Maintenance Guidelines — This RP
establishes guidelines for the maintenance and
inspection of non-driven, steer axle systems
and suspensions and associated components.
RP 652 Service and Inspection of Air Disc Brakes-This
RP offers guidelines on service and inspection
of air disc brakes.
RP 653 Fifth Wheel Coupling And Uncoupling Guide-
lines-This RP offers guidelines on fifth wheel
coupling and uncoupling.
RP 654 Torque Rod Selection and OEM Installation
Guidelines for On-Highway Vehicles-This RP
offers guidelines for torque rod selection and
OEM installation.
*RP 655A Drive Axle Maintenance Guidelines — This RP
offers guidelines for drive axle nomenclature,
maintenance practices and procedures.
RP 656 Hub and Spoke Wheel Fastener Maintenance
— This proposed RP offers guidelines on hub
and spoke wheel fastener maintenance.
RP 657 Heavy-Duty Drivetrain Specification Guide-
lines-The purpose of this RP is to help fleet
managers effectively and accurately specify an
entire drivetrain used on a Class 6-8 on-high-
way vehicle. This RP provides the definitions
and formulas necessary to specify a truck-trac-
tor drivetrain that will meet the equipment us-
er’s performance expectations for the vocation
and conditions desired. This RP is intended to
supplement truck and component manufactur-
ers’ procedures and guidelines for designing
and specifying drivetrains.
RP 658 Target Deceleration Value Guidelines for Perfor-
mance-Based Brake Testers-This RP provides
target deceleration value guidelines for perfor-
mance-based brake testers (PBBTs) used in
fleet maintenance programs. It also provides
information about the type of tests that can be
performed and the differences that exist among
the various types of PBBTs.
RP 659 Air Release Fifth Wheel Function Guide-
lines-This RP provides a standard guideline for
the installation and operation of in-cab, air-re-
lease fifth wheels to ensure maximum safety
and optimum performance. This RP covers all
on-highway commercial vehicles equipped with
in-cab, air-release fifth wheels in both new and
aftermarket applications.
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RP 660 Tractor Crossmember Specifications for Pintle
Hook Applications-The purpose of this RP is to
offer specification guidelines that standardize
tractor rear crossmembers for the purposes
of installing pintle hook connections. It pro-
vides recommended specifications for the rear
crossmember itself, crossmember bracing,
attachment locations for safety chains and air/
electrical connection locations. This RP applies
to Class 7-8 tractors used for on-highway tow-
ing of converter dollies.
RP 661 Considerations for Use of Outset Wide-Base
Wheels on Drive, Trailer, and Auxiliary Axles.
The purpose of this RP is to provide guidelines
for selecting, specifying and inspecting wide-
base tires/wheels for drive, trailer, and auxil-
iary axles. The scope of this RP is limited to
wide-base outset wheels on drive, trailer, and
auxiliary (e.g, dolly, tag, or pusher) axle appli-
cations. This RP does not cover singled inset
(dual-type) wheels.
TRAILERS, BODIES AND MATERIAL HANDLING — S.7
RP 701 Mud Flap Mounting Brackets and Drilling Pattern
— Diagrams mud flap mounting brackets and
mud flap drilling pattern for mud flap installation.
RP 702C Trailer Lamp and Reflector Placement — Cov-
ers lamp and reflector replacement on all van,
open top, reefer, platform, pole, convertible
side, grain and dump trailers, and tankers.
RP 703C Electrical and Gladhand Connector Placement.
This RP offers guidelines for electrical and
gladhand connector placement and is intended
to serve as a means of increasing efficiency
and personnel safety.
RP 704C Heavy-Duty Lighting Systems for Trailers. The
purpose of this RP is to help equipment pur-
chasers specify a safe and effective heavy-duty
trailer lighting system that is low-maintenance,
durable, and corrosion-free for a minimum
service life of 12 years. This service life interval
should apply to the integrity of all system con-
nectors, wiring and support components.
RP 705A Standard Trailer Landing Gear Mounting
Pattern — Provides a template to produce a
standard trailer-mounting bracket to which all
models of landing gear can be applied, using a
standard 5/8-inch hole for mounting.
RP 707A Rear Bumper Dimensions — Standardizes ICC
bumper dimensions.
RP 708C Trailer Axle Alignment. This RP provides equip-
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axle alignment.
RP 709 Hubcap Standardization: Bolt-on Type-Diagrams
the Type I and Type II bolt-on hubcap, two types
recommended for use on trailer axle hubs.
RP 710A Overhead Door Selection, Installation, and
Maintenance for a Dry-Van or Body. This RP
offers guidelines for selection, installation and
maintenance of overhead doors used on dry-
van trailers or bodies.
RP 711 12-Year Life Swing-Type Dry Freight Van Trailer
Doors — Gives manufacturing specifications
for dry freight van trailer swing (hinged) doors,
which will provide 12 years of useful service
with routine maintenance that includes repair or
replacement of door gaskets.
RP 713B Procedure for Hooking Double Trailers — Gives
steps to properly hitch doubles with one person.
RP 714 Piggy-Back Trailers — Gives names of four
Truck Trailer Manufacturers Association Rec-
ommended Practices that assist in spec’ing
piggy-back options for trailers.
RP 715 Truck Trailer (Van) Front and Rear Construction
for Trailer on Flatcar Service — Establishes
general design load specifications intended as
minimum requirements for front and rear end
structures of van trailers for use in over-the-
road and trailer on flatcar applications.
RP 716 Kingpin and Upper Coupler Requirements for
Trailers — Gives kingpin and upper coupler re-
quirements for trailers when specified for TOFC
service.
*RP 717B Guidelines For Infrared Thermographic Test-
ing Of Refrigerated Trailers — The purpose of
infrared thermography is to scan or inspect
insulated trailers or truck bodies for localized
insulation abnormalities and/or voids in wall
cavities and air infiltration/exfiltration at the
doors or other openings. This RP offers guide-
lines on the use of this technology as it applies
to insulated trailers and truck bodies.
RP 718B Method for Classification of Controlled Tempera-
ture Vehicles. The purpose of this RP is to estab-
lish a method for classifying controlled tempera-
ture vehicles and domestic containers (hereafter
referred to as vehicles). This practice applies to
vehicles which are equipped with temperature
control devices and covers only new vehicles.
RP 720 Emergency Contaminant Removal From a
Refrigeration Unit — Establishes a process

for cleaning trailer reefer systems that have
become contaminated internally, i.e., loss of
refrigerant coupled with system contamination
from dirt and moisture.
RP 721A Practices for Safe Maneuvering of Converter
Dollies. This RP offers guidelines for safe ma-
neuvering of converter dollies.
RP 722 Large Vehicle Conspicuity Markings — Establish-
es the minimum design, configuration, and di-
mensional criteria for reflective marking systems
to improve the night conspicuity of large vehicles.
RP 723A 12-Year Life Domestic Laminated Hardwood
Flooring For Dry Freight Van Trailers — De-
signed to assist in the writing of specifications
for domestic laminated hardwood flooring
which will provide 12 years of useful service.
Addresses preparation, construction, and fin-
ishing of the wood component only, and does
not address the floor as a structural system
within the dry freight van.
RP 724 Fiberglass Reinforced Plywood (FRP) Construc-
tion Specifications — Intended to provide min-
imum standards for fleet operators purchasing
fiberglass reinforced plywood (FRP) trailers and
van bodies. It is also intended to inform fleet
operators of the availability of various FRP op-
tions. It considers the structural components of
FRP trailers and van bodies as a total system.
Specifications considered include plywood
core and fiberglass thickness and construction,
fiberglass finish coats, scuff liners, bottom side
rails, fasteners, and moisture protection.
RP 725 FRP Panel Maintenance and Repair — This
Recommended Practice is designed to serve
as a guide for the proper care, maintenance
and repair of fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP)
panels used in the trucking industry.
RP 727 Liftgate Specifications and Installation — De-
signed to assist equipment users in specifying
rear- or side-mounted, hydraulic liftgates. It
covers liftgates used on straight trucks and
combination vehicles. It addresses proper
equipment identification, proper vehicle spec-
ification and liftgate installation, and proper
identification of liftgate operating specifications
(i.e., number of performance cycles, driving
[recharge] time, proper power supply, etc.)
RP 728 Trailer Axle Maintenance — Offers guidance on
improving the efficiency and performance of
trailer axle equipment and its maintenance. It
specifically covers welding hardware to axles,
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installing axles and associated components,
inspecting axles and associated components,
and lubricating axle components.
RP 729 Trailer Fastener Specification — Offers fleets
guidance on trailer fastener specification.
RP 730 Air Line Antifreeze Recommendations for Trailer
Air Brake Systems — Offers fleets guidance on
the use of air line antifreeze for trailer air brake
systems.
RP 731A Lube Free Coupling Guidelines — This RP
offers guidelines for lube-free tractor-trailer
coupling systems.
RP 732 Trailer Rear Impact Guard Repair Guidelines —
This RP offers repair guidelines for trailer rear
impact guards.
RP 733 Liftgate Preventive Maintenance Inspection —
This RP offers guidelines for liftgate preventive
maintenance and inspection.
RP 734A Spec’ing Guidelines for Minimizing Van
Moisture Contamination. This RP addresses
moisture contamination in van trailers caused
by external sources and internal condensation.
RP 735 Battery Recommendations for Engine Powered
Material Handling Vehicles — Provides nine
recommendations and standards to minimize
battery problems in material handling vehicles.
RP 736 Repair, Section, and Replacement of Longitu-
dinal Van Rails — This RP offers guidelines for
repair, section and replacement of longitudinal
van rails.
RP 737 Recommendations for a Universal Replacement
Horizontal Rear Impact Guard — This RP offers
recommendations for a universal replacement
impact guard.
RP 738 Spec’ing Guidelines for Cargo Securement
Systems Used on Flatbed Vehicles — This RP
offers guidelines for spec’ing cargo securement
systems used on flatbeds.
RP 739 Maintenance, Inspection, and Operating
Guidelines for Cargo Securement Systems
Used on Flatbed Vehicles-Description is
self-explanatory.
RP 740 Corrosion Protection From Dissimilar Metals —
This RP offers guidelines for corrosion prevention
related to contact between dissimilar metals.
RP 741 Guidelines for Flatbed, Van Trailer, and Truck
Body Entry and Egress — This RP offers guide-
lines on trailer entry and egress.
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RP 742 Minimal Specifications for Van Trailers Shipped
on Railcars — This RP offers recommenda-
tions for spec’ing van trailers to be shipped on
railcars.
RP 743 Cargo Securement Systems For Van-Type Trail-
ers And Truck Bodies-This RP offers recom-
mendations for cargo securement systems for
van-type trailers and bodies.
RP 744 Pintle Hook Maintenance Guidelines-This RP
offers maintenance guidelines for pintle hooks.
RP 745A Inspection And Maintenance Guidelines For
Cargo Securement Systems Used With Van-
Type Trailers And Truck Bodies-This RP offers
inspection and maintenance guidelines for
cargo securement systems used on van-type
trailers and bodies.
RP 746 Drawbar Length Considerations-This RP offers
guidelines for drawbar length.
RP 747 Drawbar Eye Maintenance Guidelines-This RP
offers guidelines on drawbar eye maintenance.
RP 748 Trailer Refrigeration Unit Preventive Mainte-
nance Inspection Guidelines-This RP offers
preventive maintenance inspection guidelines
for trailer refrigeration units.
RP 749 Composite Van Trailer Repairs-This RP offers
guidelines for repairing composite van trailers.
RP 750 Upper Coupler Inspection Guidelines-This RP
offers guidelines for inspecting upper couplers.
RP 751 Safety Chains and Attachments-This RP offers
guidelines on safety chains and attachments.
RP 752 Forklift Preventive Maintenance Inspection
Guidelines-This RP offers guidelines on forklift
preventive maintenance inspection.
RP 753 Guidelines for Liftgate Decals. — This pro-
posed RP offers guidelines for designing
liftgate advisory decals.
*RP 754A Liftgate Charging and Power Circuits — This
RP provides specification and general operat-
ing guidelines for liftgate charging and power
circuits to improve efficiency, uptime, profitabil-
ity and user satisfaction.
RP 755 Alternative Liftgate and Material Handling
Charging Methods-The purpose of this RP is to
help equipment users identify supplementary
or alternative charging methods for recharg-
ing batteries used on Class 6-8 combination
vehicles equipped with power liftgates and/or
material handling equipment. This RP defines
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alternative charging methods as those not
already defined within TMC RP 754, Liftgate
Charging and Power Circuits.
RP 756 Ergonomic Design Parameters for Safe Ma-
neuvering of Converter Dollies. This RP offers
ergonomic design guidelines for facilitating
the safe handling of heavy-duty, single-axle
converter dollies (also known as converter gear)
used in Class 7-8 tractor-trailer applications.
RP 757 Proper Forklift Specifications. This RP is
designed to help fleets determine operational
needs for spec’ing a forklift, and what forklift
type is needed for a particular application, such
as regional, longhaul, or temporary storage of
freight. This RP applies to forklifts with a car-
rying capacity range of 3000-8000 lbs. and the
options available on such units.
RP 758 Van Moisture Contamination Maintenance and
Repair Guidelines. This RP offers maintenance
and repair guidelines for moisture contamination
in van trailers caused by external sources and
internal condensation. This RP applies to van
trailers used in Class 7-8 combination vehicles.
RP 759 Splash and Spray Suppression Guidelines. The
purpose of this RP is to identify fleet equip-
ment specifications, driver training issues, and
evaluation methods for reducing road spray at
highway speeds in inclement weather, there-
by improving highway safety for all motorists
traveling in those conditions. This RP applies to
Class 8 combination vehicles.
RP 760 Dock Equipment/Trailer Interface Guidelines
— The purpose of this RP is to offer guidelines
for the proper design of loading docks and the
interface between dock equipment and trailers
used in combination vehicle applications. This
RP is not intended to endorse any single de-
sign, method or equipment manufacturer.
RP 761 Overhead Door Maintenance Guidelines for a Dry
Van or Body — This RP provides maintenance
and inspection guidelines for overhead doors
installed in the rear of trailers and truck bodies.
COST CONTROL METHODS — S.8
RP 801C Bar Coding Guidelines — This updated Rec-
ommended Practice provides guidelines and
minimum performance criteria for the use of
bar code technology for parts identification and
inventory tracking in the trucking industry. The
use of Symbology 3 of 9 and UPC Symbology
are discussed.

RP 802E TMC/ATA Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Stan-
dards (VMRS) — Provides an outline of TMC/ATA
VMRS, its advantages to the fleet operator, and
guidance on the basic requirements for imple-
mentation of the VMRS System.
RP 803A Pre-Service Vehicle Inspection. This RP pro-
vides a form which contains most of the stan-
dard items to be inspected prior to a truck or
tractor being put into service. This will enable
users to have a basic format to which they can
add high-frequency repair items and special
equipment needs.
RP 804 Labor Productivity Measurement — Provides
a basic set of standard forms and instructions
to aid measurement of maintenance shop
productivity.
RP 805 Parts Vendor Performance Evaluation — De-
signed to help fleet maintenance managers
choose vehicle parts vendors that provide
efficient service in a fair and impartial manner.
Also provides information to help measure the
quality of service provided parts vendors.
RP 806A Service Vendor Performance Evaluation. The
purpose of this RP is to guide the fleet mainte-
nance department in rating the quality of ser-
vice provided by outside service vendors and
to assist fleets in making objective decisions
when choosing among competing vendors.
RP 807A Universal Equipment Claim Process — This
RP offers guidelines for standardizing claim
processing.
RP 808 EDI Guidelines for Aftermarket Parts Purchas-
ing — This RP offers guidelines for aftermarket
parts purchasing transactions using electronic
data interchange.
RP 809 Guidelines for Electronic Repair Orders. This
RP provides guidelines for standardizing the
transmission and capture of electronic repair
order transactions. It also establishes the basic
data elements that an electronic repair order
should contain.
SUSTAINABILITY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES — S.11
RP 1102A TMC In-Service Fuel Consumption Test Pro-
cedure-Type II. This RP provides a standard-
ized test procedure for comparing the fuel
consumption of two conditions of a single test
vehicle or of one test vehicle to another when
it is not possible to run the two or more test
vehicles simultaneously.
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RP 1103A TMC In-Service Fuel Consumption Test Pro-
cedure—Type III. This RP provides a standard
test procedure for comparing the fuel economy
of components or systems of the type which
cannot be switched from one vehicle to another
in a short period of time. This test procedure
is also ideally suited for comparing the fuel
consumption of one vehicle to another, and
one component of a combination vehicle to the
other vehicle without the component in another.
This procedure is specifically designed to be
completed in one day.
RP 1104 Computer Application Technology — Offers
suggestions for parameters to consider when
running truck and engine manufacturers’ com-
puter simulations to assist in vehicle spec’ing.
RP 1105A Idling Limiting Systems — This RP is an update
of RP 1105, which offers guidelines on spec’ing
idle limiting systems.
RP 1106A Guidelines For Recording Comparative Fuel
Usage For In-Service Vehicles — The pur-
pose of this RP is to provide fleet operators a
consistent and repeatable method of recording
fuel usage data for vehicles that yields accu-
rate comparisons of fuel used by vehicles with
differences in specifications that the fleet is
interested in comparing. This approach can be
used for diesel- or gasoline-powered vehicles.
*RP 1107A Computer Application Technology Related To
Drivetrain Specifications — Various truck and
engine manufacturers offer computer-gener-
ated simulations — While all differ somewhat
in both input and output, the information listed
below can be used as a general guideline of the
type of input that is required when developing
driveline specifications for heavy-duty commer-
cial vehicles.
RP 1108 Analysis of Costs from Idling and Parasitic
Devices for Heavy Duty Trucks — This Rec-
ommended Practice identifies sources of cost
associated with engine idling and provides
methods for estimating these costs, including a
simple method for determining the horsepower
demand of optional accessories for truck/trac-
tor trailer combinations.
RP 1109B Type IV Fuel Economy Test Procedure. This
RP provides a test procedure for comparing
the fuel consumption of two vehicles of similar
capabilities, or one unit of a combination ve-
hicle to the same unit of another combination
vehicle. This procedure also provides for eval-
uation of the effects of certain components or
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systems on fuel economy. This version permits
valid comparison of vehicles using both par-
ticulate trap aftertreatment and diesel exhaust
fluid (DEF).
RP 1110 Aerodynamic Devices: Inspection and Mainte-
nance Procedures — The purpose of this Rec-
ommended Practice is to describe the effects
that aerodynamic drag reduction devices can
have on truck and combination vehicle opera-
tion and maintenance.
RP 1111B Relationships Between Truck Components and
Fuel Economy. This RP provides equipment
operators with a basic awareness of the rela-
tionships between truck components and fuel
economy-along with an understanding of how
other variables also affect fuel consumption.
Because the number of possible vehicle ap-
plications is enormous, the scope of this RP is
limited to Class 8 tractors coupled to 48-53 ft.
single and double trailers with maximum gross
weights of 80,000 lbs.; in dry or refrigerated van
applications with maximum vehicle speeds of
65-70 mph.
RP 1112 Lightweight Components Effect on Fuel Econo-
my — Describes the effect of lightweight com-
ponents on fuel economy. Useful aid in vehicle
specification.
RP 1113 Guidelines for Driver Incentive Programs —
Offers guidelines for the successful implemen-
tation of driver incentive programs.
RP 1114 Driver’s Effect on Fuel Economy — Describes
driver’s effect on vehicle fuel economy and
offers recommendations on improving driver
performance.
RP 1115 Guidelines for Qualifying Products Claiming a
Fuel Economy Benefit — This RP offers guide-
lines for qualifying products claiming a fuel
economy benefits.
RP 1116 Diesel Fuel Additive Functional Groups and
Winter Operability — This RP offers information
when considering spec’ing and using diesel
fuel additives for improving winter operability.
RP 1117 Guidelines for Shop Sustainability Efforts. The
purpose of this RP is to offer guidelines for
transitioning traditional fleet maintenance shop
processes to more sustainable efforts that
reduce the energy and consumables waste
typically associated with shop operation.
RP 1118 Fuel Savings Calculator for Aerodynamic Devic-
es — This RP provides equipment operators
with an interactive mathematical tool to evalu-
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ate the potential fuel and economic savings of
an aerodynamic device that has been tested
using one of TMC’s fuel economy testing
procedures. (The tool may also be compatible
with rolling road wind tunnel testing conducted
over a variety of drive cycles.) The scope of
this RP is limited to Class 6-8 tractors coupled
to commercial trailers of all types. The speed
range covered is 40-75 mph.
ONBOARD VEHICLE ELECTRONICS — S.12
RP 1201 Joint TMC/SAE Recommended Practice for
Serial Data Communications Between Micro-
computer Systems in Heavy-duty Vehicle Appli-
cations — The purpose of this Recommended
Practice is to define a general-purpose serial
data communication link that may be utilized in
heavy-duty vehicle applications. It is intended
to serve as a guide toward a standard practice
to promote serial communication compatibility
among microcomputer-based modules. The
primary use of the general-purpose commu-
nications link is expected to be the sharing
of data among stand-alone modules to cost
effectively enhance their operation.
RP 1202C Off-Board Diagnostic Standards. This RPhas
been prepared to standardize the hardware
and systems used for off-board diagnostics of
heavy-vehicle electronic and related systems.
This RP is not intended to define the diagnostic
and repair procedures, but rather to define a
common environment to allow for the widest
possible use of cost effective standardized
tools and procedures to simplify the diagnos-
tics of heavy trucks.
RP 1203A Electronic Term Standardization — This Rec-
ommended Practice provides definitions for the
numerous electronic terms and acronyms used
throughout the trucking industry by vehicle
manufacturers and others.
RP 1204 Mechanic’s Electrical Skill Evaluation — Pre-
pared as an aid to fleets in evaluating the
electrical skill level of their mechanics. The
Evaluation results are intended to be used to
determine the required training programs need-
ed for the mechanic to properly maintain truck
electronic control systems.
RP 1205 Heavy-duty Vehicle Chassis Dynamome-
ter Test Procedure — Provides a standard
procedure for chassis dynamometer testing
of heavy-duty vehicles for the purpose of
determining power delivered through the drive
tires. It also provides a method for correcting
observed power to reference test conditions

and explains how to analyze test data. (Will be
transferred to S.5 Study Group and assigned
new number in 2016.)
RP 1206 Placement and Structural Requirements For
Heavy-duty Navigation/Communication De-
vices — Provides guidelines to original equip-
ment manufacturers for provision of power
and ground connections in the vehicle cab to
support end-user installed trip recorders, mobile
communication equipment, etc. Designed to
cover connection of such devices to 12-volt
negative ground electrical systems requiring 20
amps or less of unswitched power or 15 amps
of switched power, the in-cab accessory power
interface is intended to simplify end-user in-
stallation, maintenance, and transfer of user-in-
stalled electronic and electrical equipment by
providing power and ground connection access.
RP 1207A Cab Electronic Accessory Power Interface —
This Recommended Practice established gen-
eral guidelines for OEM vehicle electrical power
wiring design to support the proper installation
of quote “add-on” equipment by end-users.
RP 1208B PC Selection Guidelines for Service Tool Appli-
cations. This RPaddresses the acquisition and
use of off-board personal computers (PCs) for
vehicle diagnosis, repair, and maintenance man-
agement. It is intended to help equipment users
understand how various PC-based service ap-
plication programs can influence PC selection.
RP 1209 Sensor Diagnostics — Covers troubleshooting,
maintenance and installation issues regarding
many types of vehicle sensors.
RP 1210C Windows Application Program Interface (API).
This document describes a standardized appli-
cation program interface (API) for personal com-
puter (PC) to onboard vehicle ECU communi-
cations under the Microsoft Windows(tm) family
of operating systems. It establishes a standard
API interface between the physical datalink (i.e.,
CAN/J1939), a VDA, and Windows(tm)-based
software applications running on a PC.
RP 1211 Electronic Dash Display Guidelines — Es-
tablishes a standard protocol for transmis-
sion of electronic messages to and from a
dash-mounted display device.
RP 1212A PC-to-User Interface Recommendations for
Electronic Engines — This RP offers guidelines
for developing user interfaces for engine-relat-
ed software packages to minimize technician
training requirements.
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RP 1213A Vehicle to Off-Board Computing Devices Com-
ponent User Interface Guidelines — This RP
offers guidelines for component user interface
between the vehicle and off-board technology.
RP 1214A Guidelines for Event Recording: Collection,
Storage & Retrieval — This RP offers guidelines
for event data recording, storage and retrieval.
RP 1215 Software Compatibility Guidelines — This RP
offers guidelines for software compatibility
between service programs.
RP 1216 Vehicle to Office Data Communications — This
RP offers design and specification recommen-
dations for establishing industry voluntary prac-
tices for vehicle to office data communications
as it applies to on-board technologies.
RP 1217A Tractor Trailer Interface Guidelines — This
document defines the minimum requirements
for a new and optional replacement / supple-
mental connector for the J560 connector. The
new connector will allow for increased power
between the tractor and trailer and facilitate
data communications. This connector will be
used in the short term to allow for growth of
new technical advancements, and long term
as a possible replacement for the existing J560
connector. The document defines the minimum
requirements as seen by the industry and will
be provided to SAE to facilitate the develop-
ment/specification for a new connector. It is
assumed that every effort will be made to keep
this new solution cost effective. This inten-
tion and sole purpose of this RP to provide
a recommendation for SAE in their selection
criteria and in no way endorses, recommends,
approves, promotes, or favors the preferential
treatment of one vendor over another.
RP 1218 Guidelines for Remote Disablement of Com-
mercial Vehicles-This RP offers guidelines for
remote disablement of commercial vehicles.
*RP 1220A Guidelines For Forward Collision Warning and
Collision Mitigation Systems For Class 5-8
Vehicles — This RP provides guidelines for
selection and specification of forward collision
warning systems and collision mitigation sys-
tems used on Class 5-8 commercial vehicles.
RP 1221 Guidelines For Lane Departure Warning Sys-
tems-This RP offers guidelines for lane depar-
ture warning systems.
RP 1222 Guidelines For Heavy-Duty Vehicle Stabil-
ity Systems-This RP offers guidelines for
heavy-duty vehicle stability systems.
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RP 1224 Driver Communications Interface. This RP of-
fers minimum requirements for a common driv-
er communications interface — also referred to
in this document as a human-machine interface
(HMI) — which should facilitate a standard look
and feel among various HMI units in different
makes and models of vehicles. This RP applies
to all commercial vehicles equipped with on-
board vehicle communications equipment that
utilize an electronic driver display for wireless
communications.
RP 1225 General Guidelines for Security Risk Analysis of
Electronic Driver Log Systems. This RP docu-
ment defines a guideline for identifying security
risks associated with an electronic driver log
system. The suggested risk analysis approach
serves to identify potential vulnerabilities for
which to consider whether appropriate security
controls have been effectively implemented.
RP 1226 Vehicle Accessory Connector Guidelines —
This RP offers specifications for a standardized,
non-OEM* specific vehicle accessory connec-
tor to interface aftermarket vendor electronics
with a vehicle. The intended purpose of the ve-
hicle accessory connector is to make it easier
for an aftermarket vendor to connect a device
to the vehicle, while at the same time ensur-
ing the integrity of the vehicle’s electrical or
network/communication systems and following
appropriate industry specifications.
LIGHT- & MEDIUM-DUTY TRUCKS — S.14
RP 1401 Cab and Body Preventive Maintenance Inspec-
tion Procedures — This Recommended Prac-
tice offers a standardized, effective preventive
maintenance (PM) procedure for truck bodies
using a checklist worksheet that covers all pop-
ular types of light- and medium-duty cabs and
bodies. This RP is one section of a compre-
hensive PM manual for light- and medium-duty
vehicles (Class 2-6 vehicles).
RP 1402 Tire Selection for Commercial Light Trucks —
This Recommended Practice is designed to as-
sist fleets in the selection of tires for Class 2-5
vehicles used in commercial applications. The
RP explains tire size designations; tire speed
and load index designations, and tire construc-
tion options.
RP 1403 Determining Engine Oil Drain Intervals for Light-
and Medium-Duty Trucks — This Recommend-
ed Practice is designed to help fleets establish
optimum oil change intervals for light- and
medium-duty vehicles used in short-haul, pickup
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and delivery, and/or “peddle-type” applications.
This Recommended Practice applies to gaso-
line, diesel, and other alternatively fueled internal
combustion engines used in Class 2-6 vehicles.
*RP 1404A Wiring System Standards For the Light-and
Medium-Truck Chassis/Body Interface — This
RP is designed to help light- and-medium
duty truck chassis and body manufacturers
standardize the truck chassis-to-body wiring
interface on commercial vehicles.
RP 1405 Minimizing Dirt and Water Intrusion in Cargo
Areas — Offers fleets guidance on how to min-
imize dirt and water intrusion in light/medium
vehicle cargo areas.
RP 1406 Basic Electric/Electronic Diagnostic Procedures
— Offers recommendations for basic electrical/
electronic troubleshooting procedures for Class
2-6 vehicles.
RP 1407 Hydraulic Brake Maintenance Guidelines — Of-
fers technicians guidelines in the proper inspec-
tion, diagnosis, and repair of hydraulic brake sys-
tems used in light- and medium-duty vehicles.
RP 1408 Cab Interior Noise Standard for Light- and Me-
dium-Duty Walk-in Vans — This RP establishes
equipment user-driven performance guidelines
for cab interior noise for light- and medium-du-
ty walk-in vans.
RP 1409A Light- and Medium-Duty Automatic Transmis-
sion Operation, Design and Specifications —
This RP offers spec’ing and operation guide-
lines for LMV automatic transmissions.
*RP 1410A Maintenance Guidelines For Automatic Trans-
missions in Light/Medium/Specialty Trucks —
This RP offers general guidance on preventive
maintenance and repair for automatic transmis-
sions (having a torque converter) used in light-
and medium-duty and specialty trucks.
RP 1411 Light- and Medium-Duty Automatic Transmis-
sion Fluid Guidelines — This RP offers spec’ing
and usage guidelines for LMV automatic trans-
mission fluid.
RP 1412 Walk-in Van Electrical System Routing and
Load Requirements — This RP offers design
guidelines for electrical system routing and load
requirements for walk-in van applications.
RP 1413 Dry Freight Body Components — This RP
offers guidelines for maintaining/spec’ing dry
freight bodies.
RP 1414 Guidelines for Evaluating Preventive Mainte-
nance Programs for Light- & Medium-Duty Ve-

hicles — This RP offers guidelines for evaluat-
ing preventive maintenance programs for Class
2-6 vehicles.
RP 1415 Hydraulic Brake Rotor Durability and Diagnostic
Guidelines — This RP offers guidelines for du-
rability and troubleshooting of hydraulic brake
system rotors.
RP 1416 Guidelines for Used Engine Coolant Analy-
sis-This RP offers guidelines for used engine
coolant analysis.
RP 1417 Lubricant and Fluid Sampling Guidelines-This
RP offers guidelines for lube and fluid sampling.
RP 1418 Effects of Drivetrain Torsionals on Light- and
Medium-Duty Vehicles-This RP offers guide-
lines on the effects of drivetrain torsionals on
Class 2-6 vehicles.
RP 1419 Trailer Towing With Light- and Medium-Duty
Vehicles-This RP offers guidelines on trailer
towing with Class 2-6 vehicles.
RP 1420 Fluid Analysis For Class 2-6 Vehicles. — This
proposed RP offers guidelines for fluid analysis
pertaining to Class 2-6 commercial vehicles.
RP 1425 Guidelines for Mounting Fixed Second Unit
Bodies. A variety of body-to-chassis inter-
face variables can complicate the mounting
of a second unit body (SUB) onto a Class 3-6
truck chassis frame. This RP offers truck body
manufacturers system performance guidelines
for mounting a fixed SUB to a Class 3-6 truck
chassis cab.
RP 1426 Guidelines for Mounting Fixed Second Unit
Bodies on Van Based Chassis. This RP offers
truck body manufacturers system performance
guidelines for mounting a fixed SUB to a Class
2-4 van-based chassis cab (also referred to as
cut-away or chop vans).
RP 1427 Standard Body-To-Chassis Connector. This RP
is intended to assist truck body manufacturers,
truck chassis manufacturers and equipment
users with the design and installation of the
end-of-frame (EOF) chassis connector. Suc-
cessful implementation of this RP will not only
help ensure long service life and reduced main-
tenance, it will also simplify the troubleshooting
process should maintenance be required.
RP 1428 Entry And Egress Guidelines for Vehicles With
Fold-Under Type Liftgates. The purpose of
this RP is to provide practical location guide-
lines for steps and handhold/grab handles
used for entering and exiting the rear and
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side doors of a truck body equipped with
a fold-under style liftgate. These guidelines
should help provide both improved entry
and egress and a more uniform placement
of steps and handles that is ergonomically
friendly for the operator. This RP applies to
Class 3-6 truck bodies equipped with side/
rear fold-under style liftgates.
RP 1429 Understanding Automatic Transmission Fluid
Diversity. This RP describes differences among
automatic transmission fluids (ATFs) currently
used in Class 2-6 light- and medium-duty vehi-
cles. It is designed to help fleet managers make
informed decisions when selecting ATF and
describe factors that have led to the industry’s
current ATF diversity.
RP 1430 Lamp and Reflector Placement For Light- and
Medium-Duty Vehicles With Liftgates. The
purpose of this RP is to provide placement
guidelines for lamps and reflectors on Class
2-6 vehicles equipped with various styles of
liftgates (e.g., rail-type, fold-under, slide-under,
etc). It identifies specific areas for locating the
required reflectors and lamps that must be
used to supplement or replace the required ve-
hicle lighting when liftgates have been installed.
*RP 1432 Service and Utility Truck Body Safety Features
— This RP provides guidelines for safety- and
ergonomic-related features used on service and
utility truck bodies.
*RP 1433 Backup Alarm Specification and Installation
Guidelines — This RP offers guidelines on
specifying and installing backup alarm systems
on light- and medium-duty commercial vehi-
cles.
*RP 1434 Backup Alarm Maintenance and Inspection
Guidelines — This RP offers guidelines on
maintaining and inspecting backup alarm sys-
tems on light- and medium- duty commercial
vehicles.
*RP 1435 Guidelines For Contracting Maintenance Of
Light- & Medium-Duty Vehicles — This RP
offers guidelines for fleet management to
consider when determining the feasibility of
outsourcing vehicle maintenance to a third-
party service provider.
SPECIALTY TRUCKS — S.15
RP 1501 Preventive Maintenance Guidelines for Special-
ty Vehicle Hydraulic Systems — This RP offers
preventive maintenance guidelines for hydraulic
systems used on specialty vehicles.
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RP 1502 Spec’ing Guidelines for Hydraulic System
Fluids, Hoses, and Filters — This RP offers
spec’ing guidelines for hydraulic system fluids,
hoses and filters used on specialty vehicles.
RP 1503 Brake Maintenance Guidelines for Severe
Vocational Applications-This RP offers mainte-
nance guidelines for braking systems used in
severe-service vocational applications, such as
refuse operations.
RP 1504 Refuse Chassis-to-Body Electrical System
Circuit and Load Requirements-This RP offers
guidelines for chassis-to-body electrical system
circuit and load requirements for refuse vehicles.
RP 1505 Torque Rod Selection and OEM Installation
Guidelines for Vocational Vehicles-This RP
offers torque rod selection and installation
guidelines for vocational vehicles.
RP 1506 Torque Rod Maintenance Guidelines for
Vocational Vehicles-This RP offers torque rod
maintenance guidelines for vocational vehicles.
RP 1507 Recommendations for a J1939 Network Inter-
face Strategy-This RP offers recommendations
for developing J1939 network interfaces for
vocational vehicles.
RP 1510 Power Take-Off (PTO) Selection Guidelines-The
purpose of this RP is to offer fleet managers
guidelines for power take-off (PTO) selection.
PTO selection can be a complex process, and
TMC recommends that fleet managers do so
with the assistance of a local PTO distributor.
This RP applies to transmission-mounted PTOs
used in vocational applications.
RP 1511 General Safety Guidelines for Servicing Com-
mercial Vehicles With Hybrid Drive Systems-This
RP offers genera safety guidelines for servicing
hybrid electric drive systems used on Class
1-8 commercial vehicles. This RP applies to
charge-sustaining and charge-depleting hybrid
systems employing series or parallel architecture
with rated voltages between 50-800 volts.
RP 1512 Guidelines for Specifying Pneumatic Supply
on Vocational Vehicles-The purpose of this RP
is to help equipment users specify pneumatic
systems used on Class 8 vehicles in vocation-
al applications. It also offers recommenda-
tions for upgrading specifications on vehicles
where the existing pneumatic supply is not
adequate. This RP applies to refuse, con-
struction, dump, mixer, tank, concrete, and
bulk off-loading applications, as well as other
vocational applications in which the vehicle is
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frequently used on-highway. Vehicles in these
applications experience a drive/duty cycle
that frequently taxes the pneumatic supply
limits of the typical on-highway vehicle. This
RP does not pertain to commercial vehicles
that do not experience high-demand air re-
quirements.
*RP 1513A In-Cab Control Placement Guidelines For
Refuse Vehicles — This RP offers guidelines for
standardizing the layout and labeling of in-cab
controls for refuse vehicles so that operators may
be familiar with control placement, function and
accessibility, regardless of vehicle manufacturer.
RP 1514 Hydraulic System Failure Analysis. The purpose
of this RP is to help maintenance personnel
troubleshoot and maintain hydraulic systems
used on Class 7-8 vocational trucks.
RP 1515 Auxiliary Axle Maintenance. The purpose of
this RP is to offer guidelines and procedures
for properly maintaining auxiliary axles used on
commercial vehicles in vocational applications.
RP 1516 Auxiliary Axle Specification Guidelines. The
purpose of this RP is to offer guidelines for
selecting auxiliary axles used on commercial
vehicles in vocational applications.
SERVICE PROVIDER — S.16
RP 1601 Guidelines for Measuring Equipment User
Customer Satisfaction. This RP offers service
providers voluntary guidelines for developing
and implementing a successful customer satis-
faction index (CSI) system.
RP 1602 Repair Order Authorization and Approval. This
RP offers a template for effective communica-
tion between equipment owners and third party
maintenance providers. It focuses on strategies
that leverage the purchase order (PO) number
and other key points of interaction/communi-
cation to promote mutual satisfaction with the
service experience.
RP 1603 Warranty Workflow Procedures. The purpose
of this RP is establishing standard workflow
procedures to expedite a warranty repair, and
communicate the results of that repair back to
the equipment owner. These standardized pro-
cedures should facilitate efficient and thorough
warranty repairs so as meet fleet customer
expectations.
RP 1604 Rapid Repair Assessment. This RP provides
basic guidelines for a service provider to imple-
ment and manage a rapid repair assessment
process in its operation.

RP 1605 Justification for a Parts & Service Assistant.
The purpose of this RP is to help service man-
agers justify and implement the hiring of a Parts
and Service Assistant.
RP 1606A Standard Repair Time Implementation
Guidelines. The purpose of this RP is to lead
third-party maintenance service providers
through the process of selecting and imple-
menting a standard repair time (SRT) guide for
providing estimates on applicable repairs.
RP 1607 Technician Career Development. This RP
provides maintenance and human resource
managers a model for designing, developing
and implementing a technician career develop-
ment program in both fleet and service provider
operations. It focuses on developing technician
candidates and the responsibilities of key par-
ticipants in the development process.
RP 1608 Conflict Resolution Guidelines — This RP offers
a template for the resolution of conflicts which
may take place during different forms of business
transactions between equipment owners and
third-party maintenance providers (otherwise
known as service providers). This RP can be
used whether the conflict begins with the service
provider or the equipment owner and/or user.
This RP is designed to provide a structure so that
communication stays on point and the end result
is a mutual agreement and resolution of the con-
flict. The end result should not negatively affect
the relationship between the parties, but rather
should strengthen communication between them.
RP 1609 Quality Control Guidelines — The purpose of
this Recommended Practice (RP)is to provide
a formal, structured, and repeatable framework
for establishing a quality assurance program
within a service provider repair facility. The goal
of the program is to assure customers (both
internal and external) that all serviced vehicles
are ready for operation after a maintenance/
repair event.
RP 1610 Emissions Tampering Guidelines — The pur-
pose of this RP is to provide vehicle owners
and service providers information regarding
emissions defeat strategies/tampering devices
and associated liabilities. It also provides sam-
ples of tampering policies as well as inspection
protocols designed to reduce the risks associ-
ated with emissions tampering. This RP applies
to diesel-powered commercial vehicles that
must comply with 2004 model year and newer
emissions regulations (including October 2002
“pull-ahead” models).
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*RP 1611 Parts Acquisition For Service Providers — This
RP is designed to help parts and service per-
sonnel ensure that all available resources are
considered when sourcing an out-of-stock item
needed to execute a repair
CORROSION CONTROL — S.17
RP 1701 Corrosion Repair Guidelines For Vocational Ve-
hicles — This RP offers guidelines for properly
identifying repair procedures concerning paints
and coatings used during the maintenance,
repair and modification of Class 7-8 vocational
vehicle bodies and equipment. The recom-
mended repair methods described within this
RP are suitable for typical mechanical repair
facilities where professional paint refinishing
provisions are not readily available.
RP 1702 Mitigating Corrosion Of Hydraulic Components
On Vocational Vehicles — This RP offers guide-
lines for the selection of components, design
features, quality details and/or maintenance
practices that will mitigate the effects of cor-
rosion on hydraulic components on vocational
vehicles. Examples of such vocational vehicles
include, but are not limited to, snow and ice re-
moval trucks, refuse collection trucks, concrete
mixer trucks, car haulers, mobile cranes, utility
vehicles, chassis mounted cranes and other
mobile mounted hydraulic equipped vehicles.
*RP 1703 Corrosion Control Maintenance Guidelines For
Hydraulic Brake Systems — This RP offers
guidance on how to minimize the damaging
effects of corrosion on hydraulic brake systems
typically found on Class 2-6 light- and medi-
um-duty vehicles.
OFFBOARD DATA SYSTEMS — S.22
RP 2201 Transportation and Linerless Label Media
Specification — This RP offers recommenda-
tions for spec’ing transportation and linerless
label media.
RP 2202 Transportation and Linerless Printer Product
Specification — This RP offers recommenda-
tions for spec’ing transportation and linerless
printer product.
RP 2203 Trailer Tracking Interface Standard — This RP
standardizes trailer-tracking interfaces.
RP 2204 Guidelines for Wireless Data Connectivity at
Fixed Points of Presence-This RP offers guide-
lines for wireless data connectivity and fixed
points of presence such as truckstops.
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Calendar of Industry Events

2017 February
Feb 27-Mar 2 ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council 2017 Annual Meeting
& Transportation Technology Exhibition Nashville, TN http://tmc.trucking.org

2017 March
Mar 1 American Trucking Associations Executive Leadership Forum Nashville, TN http://www.trucking.org
Mar 2-3 NATMI-TMC CSME and CDME Certification Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Mar 6-9 OPIS Annual NGL Summit Orlando, FL http://www.opisnet.com
Mar 7-11 Assn. of Equipment Manufactures' CONEXPO-CON/AGG Las Vegas http://www.aem.org
Mar 13-17 NATMI Safety Certification Program Sacramento, CA http://www.natmi.org
Mar 14-15 SAE 2017 Additive Manufacturing Symposium Knoxville, TN http://www.sae.org
Mar 14-17 NTEA - The Work Truck Show/Green Truck Summit Indianapolis http://www.ntea.com
Mar 15 Florida State Technician Competition Avondale, FL sconklin@landstar.com
Mar 20-24 NATMI Safety Certification Program Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Mar 21-22 NATMI-TMC CSME and CDME Certification Louisville, KY http://www.natmi.org
Mar 23-24 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Louisville, KY http://www.natmi.org
Mar 23-25 Mid-America Trucking Show Louisville, KY http://www.truckingshow.com
Mar 26-29 Truckload Carriers Association Annual Convention Nashville, TN http://www.truckload.org
Mar 27-31 NATMI Safety Certification Program West Valley, UT http://www.natmi.org
Mar 27-29 ATA Safety Management Council and Transportation Security
Council Annual Policy Conference Alexandria, VA http://smc.trucking.org
Mar 27-31 NATMI Safety Certification Program Plainfield, IN http://www.natmi.org
Mar 28-30 Vehicle Maintenance Management Conference Seattle http://www.cm.wsu.edu/vmmc
Mar 29-31 Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association’s Vision Conference Chicago http://www.aftermarketsuppliers.org
Mar 30-31 OPIS Winning Fuel Buying Strategies New Orleans http://www.opisnet.com
Mar 30-31 Advanced Accident Investigation Little Rock, AR http://www.cm.wsu.edu/vmmc

2017 April
Apr 4-5 NATMI-TMC CSME and CDME Certification Little Rock, AR http://www.natmi.org
Apr 4-5 Truck Rental & Leasing Association Annual Meeting Bonita Springs, FL http://www.trala.org
Apr 4-5 New York State Motor Truck Assn. Truck Safety and Education
Symposium and Safety Exhibition Saratoga Springs, NY http://www.nytrucks.org
Apr 4-6 SAE 2017 World Congress Experience Detroit http://www.sae.org
Apr 4-8 NATMI Safety Certification Program Camp Hill, PA http://www.natmi.org
Apr 4-7 NATMI Safety Certification Program New Berlin, WI http://www.natmi.org
Apr 5 Montana State Technician Competition Helena, MT dgardner@merganthaler.net
Apr 6 Delaware State Technician Competition Harrington, DE dmta@delawaretrucking.org
Apr 10-14 NATMI Safety Certification Program Oklahoma City http://www.natmi.org
Apr 10-14 NATMI Safety Certification Program Jacksonville, FL http://www.natmi.org
Apr 12 Missouri State Technician Competition Springfield, MO jason@motrucking.org
Apr 15 Oregon State Technician Competition Portland, OR mike.vallery@oakh.com
Apr 15 Tennessee State Technician Competition Lebanon, TN gksinfiniti@live.com
Apr 18 NATMI Accident Prevention, Investigation & Management Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Apr 18-20 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. Annual Conference Phoenix/Scottsdale http://www.scranet.org
Apr 20-21 Transportation Research Forum Chicago http://www.trforum.org
Apr 20-23 Alabama Trucking Association’s Annual Conference Destin, FL http://www.alabamatrucking.org
Apr 22 Colorado State Technician Competition Denver tracy@cmca.com
Apr 23 Commercial Vehicle & Safety Alliance — North American Caro
Securement Harmonization Public Forum Atlanta http://www.cvsa.org
Apr 23-27 Commercial Vehicle & Safety Alliance Workshop Atlanta http://www.cvsa.org
Apr 24-26 NATMI Certified Driver Training Program Camp Hill, PA http://www.natmi.org
Apr 24-28 NATMI Safety Certification Program Puyallup, WA http://www.natmi.org
Apr 26-29 Truck Trailer Manufacturers Assn. Annual Convention Amelia Island, FL http://www.ttmanet.org
Apr 28-29 Mississippi State Technician Competition Gulfport, MS billy.higgins@wal-mart.co
Apr 30-May 2 National Private Truck Council Annual Conference Cincinnati http://www.nptc.org
Apr 30-May 2 National Tank Truck Carriers Chicago http://www.tanktruck.org

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2017 May
May 1-4 Alternative Clean Transportation “Act” Expo Long Beach, CA http://www.actexpo.com
May 2-4 Intermodal Association of North America Operations &
Maintenance Business Meeting Lombard, IL http://www.intermodal.org
May 3 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association Life & Move USA Chicago http://www.scranet.org
May 3-5 Arkansas Trucking Association Annual Business Conference
& Vendor Showcase Rogers, AR http://www.arkansastrucking.com
May 5 Oklahoma State Technician Competition Oklahoma City bonnekarim@yahoo.com
May 6 New Mexico State Technician Competition Albuquerque, NM jrjohnson@nmtrucking.org
May 7-10 American Trucking Associations Leadership Meeting San Antonio http://www.trucking.org
May 8-10 Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange Scottsdale, AZ http://www.heavydutytruckingexchange.com
May 8-11 Waste Expo Conference & Exhibition New Orleans http://wasteexpo.com
May 10 South Carolina State Technician Competition Columbia, SC jim.boyd@sefl.com
May 10-11 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Salt Lake City http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
May 10-12 Utah Trucking Association Annual Conference St. George, UT http://www.utahtrucking.com
May 11-13 North Carolina State Technician Competition Winston Salem, NC joe.phillips@eagletransportcorp.com
May 17-18 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Marietta, GA http://www.natmi.org
May 17-18 Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association Legislative Summit Washington, D.C. http://www.mema.org
May 18-20 Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn. Annual Management Conference Philadelphia http://www.pmta.org
May 19-20 Ohio State Technician Competition Sandusky, OH larry@ohiotrucking.org
May 20 Maine State Technician Competition Bangor, ME randyD@mmta.com
May 22-23 ALK Technologies Transportation Technology Summit Philadelphia http://www.alktechsummit.com
May 23-24 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
May 24-25 North Dakota Motor Carriers Association Annual Conference Bismark, ND http://www.ndmca.org
May 25-27 American Truck Historical Society National Convention
and Antique Truck Show Des Moines,IA http://www.aths.org
May 26 NATMI OSHA Audit Readiness Little Rock, AR http://www.natmi.org

2017 June
Jun 2-3 Indiana State Technician Competition Indianapolis gksinfiniti@live.com
Jun 4-7 Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference Williamsburg, VA http://www.eufmc.com
Jun 6-8 Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance - RoadCheck 2017 nationwide http://www.cvsa.org
Jun 6-8 Dossier Basic/Advanced User Training Burlington, NJ http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Jun 7-8 Utah State Technician Competition Provo, UT jhansen@tatc.edu
Jun 7-10 Mississippi Trucking Association Annual Conference Sabdestin, FL http://www.mstrucking.org
Jun 8-9 Georgia State Technician Competition Lawrenceville, GA bparham@performancetrucking.com
Jun 8-11 South Carolina Trucking Association Annual Conference Myrtle Beach, SC http://www.sctrucking.org
Jun 9-10 New York State Technician Competition Syracuse, NY kate@nytrucks.org
Jun 9-10 Texas State Technician Competition College Station, TX lance@texastrucking.com
Jun 10-11 Illinois State Technician Competition Lisle, IL eric@iltrucking.org
Jun 12-14 Truckload Carriers Assn. Independent Contractor & Open Deck
Meetings/Workforce Builders Conference Kansas City http://www.truckload.org
Jun 13-14 NATMI Certified Driver Trainer Program Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Jun 17-18 Ohio Vintage Truck Jamboree Ashland, OH http://www.ohvintrkjam.com
Jun 18-21 Georgia Motor Trucking Association Annual Conference Hilton Head, SC http://www.gmta.org
Jun 19-21 International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo Minneapolis http://www.fuelethanolworkshop.com
Jun 19-23 NATMI Safety Certification Program Oklahoma City http://www.natmi.org
Jun 20 Automotive Industry Action Group Supply Chain Summit Livonia, MI http://www.aiag.org
Jun 20-22 National Tank Truck Carriers' Safety & Security Council
Annual Meeting Nashville, TN http://www.tanktruck.org
Jun 20-22 Dossier Basic/Advanced User Training Los Angeles http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Jun 22-23 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Jacksonville, FL http://www.natmi.org

2017 July
Jul 11-12 Arsenault Associates’ Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Dallas http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Jul 11-12 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Jul 12-14 Truckload Carriers Assn. Refrigerated Division Annual Meeting Vail, CO http://www.truckload.org
Jul 13 Nebraska State Technician Competition Hastings, NE jkwessel@navix.net
Jul 13-15 Walcott Truckers Jamboree - Iowa 80 Truck Stop Walcott, IA http://iowa80truckstop.com
Jul 14 Arkansas State Technician Competition Rogers, AR sarahsheets@arkansastrucking.com
Jul 14-15 ExpediteExpo17 Lexington, KY http://www.expediteexpo.com

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Jul 16-18 North Carolina Trucking Association Annual Conference Asheville, NC http://www.nctrucking.wildapricot.org
Jul 16-19 ATA Forum for Motor Carrier General Counsel Beaver Creek, CO http://www.trucking.org
Jul 17-21 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Jul 18-21 NATMI Safety Certification Program Louisville, KY http://www.natmi.org
Jul 24-26 Fleet Safety Conference Schaumburg, IL http://www.fleetsafetyconference.org
Jul 26-28 National Tank Truck Carriers' Summer Membership Meeting Bretton Woods, NH http://www.tanktruck.org

2017 August
Apr 1-3 Truck Trailer Manufacturers Assn. Summer Meeting Alexandria, VA http://www.ttmanet.org
Apr 4-6 SAE 2017 Battelle CyberAuto Challenge Warren, MI http://www.sae.org
Aug 7-11 Commercial Vehicle & Safety Alliance’s North American
Inspectors Championship Orlando, FL http://www.cvsa.org
Aug 8-9 NATMI-TMC CSME and CDME Certification Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Aug 8-9 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Minneapolis http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Aug 8-11 Assn. of Diesel Specialists International Convention & Trade Show Las Vegas http://www.diesel.org
Aug 9-11 Idaho Trucking Association Annual Conference Boise, ID http://www.idtrucking.org
Aug 9-12 ATA National Truck Driving Championships Orlando, FL http://smc.trucking.org
Aug 9-12 ATA National Step Van Driving Championships Orlando, FL http://smc.trucking.org
Aug 11-13 A28th Annual Great Salt Lake Truck Show Lehi, UT http://www.saltlaketruckshow.com
Aug 13-16 IN.SIGHT, joint TMW -PeopleNet User Conference Nashville, TN http://insightuserconference.com
Aug 14-18 NATMI Safety Certification Program Jacksonville, FL http://www.natmi.org
Aug 21-23 American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Annual
International Conference San Francisco http://www.aamwa.org
Aug 24-26 Great American Trucking Show Dallas http://www.gatsonline.com

2017 September
Sep 8-9 Big Iron Classic Kasson, MN http://www.bigironclassic.com
Sep 10-16 National Truck Driver Appreciation Week nationwide http://www.trucking.org
Sep 12-13 SAE New Energy Vehicle Forum China http://www.sae.org
Sep 12-13 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Nashville, TN http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Sep 12-14 Dossier Basic/Advanced User Training Burlington, NJ http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Sep 12-14 FTR Associates Transportation Conference Indianapolis http://www.ftrconference.com
Sep 13-14 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Marietta, GA http://www.natmi.org
Sep 13-15 SAE North American international Powertrain Conference Chicago http://www.sae.org
Sep 14-15 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Jacksonville, FL http://www.natmi.org
Sep 17-19 Intermodal Association of North America 2017 Expo Long Beach, CA http://www.intermodal.org
Sep 17-21 Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Annual Conference & Exhibition Whitehourse, Yukon http://www.cvsa.org
Sep 17-21 Technology & Maintenance Council 2017 Fall Meeting
& National Technician Skills Competition Orlando, FL http://tmc.trucking.org
Sep 18-20 SAE Commercial Vehicle Engineering Congress Rosemont, IL http://www.sae.org
Sep 19-20 Automotive Industry Action Group Quality Summit Novi, MI http://www.aiag.org
Sep 20-22 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. Crane & Rigging Workshop Kansas City http://www.scranet.org
Sep 24-27 SAE Brake Colloquium & Exhibition Orlando, FL http://www.sae.org
Sep 25-28 North American Commercial Vehicle Show Atlanta http://www.nacvshow.com
Sep 26-28 Kansas Motor Carriers Association Annual Convention Wichita, KS http://www.kcma.org
Sep 26-28 SAE 2017 On-Board Diagnostics Symposium Anaheim, CA http://www.sae.org
Sep 28-29 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Little Rock, AR http://www.natmi.org
Sep 28-Oct 1 North Carolina Trucking Association Councils Annual Conference Myrtle Beach, SC http://www.nctrucking.wildapricot.org

2017 October
Oct 3-4 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Oct 3-5 International Construction & Utility Equipment Expo Burlington, NJ http://www.icuee.com
Oct 3-7 NATMI Safety Certification Program Camp Hill, PA http://www.natmi.org
Oct 9-12 North Carolina Trucking Association Councils Annual Conference Asherville, SC http://www.nctrucking.wildapricot.org
Oct 10-12 SAE Thermal Management Systems Symposium Plymouth, MI http://www.sae.org
Oct 11-13 National Trailer Dealers Association 26th Annual Convention Ponte Vedra Beach, FL http://www.ntda.org
Oct 16-18 NATMI Driver Trainer Program Camp Hill, PA http://www.natmi.org
Oct 16-19 SAE Intermational Powertrain Fuels & Lubricants China http://www.sae.org
Oct 16-20 NATMI Safety Certification Program Oklahoma City http://www.natmi.org
Oct 17-18 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Birmingham, AL http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Oct 18-19 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Louisville, KY http://www.natmi.org

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Oct 21-24 ATA Management Conference & Exhibition Orlando, FL http://www.trucking.org

Oct 27 NATMI Managing Workers' Compensation, Injuries and Costs Little Rock, AR http://www.natmi.org
Oct 29-Nov 2 Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITS) World Congress Montreal http://www.itsworldcontress2017.org
Oct 30-31 Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo Las Vegas http://www.aapexshow.com
Oct 31-Nov 3 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show Las Vegas http://www.semashow.com
Oct 31-Nov 3 Tire Industry Association Global Tire Expo Las Vegas http://www.tireindustry.org

2017 November
Nov 1 NATMI Transportation Risk Management Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Nov 2-4 Indiana Motor Trucking Association Annual Conference St. Thomas, VI http://www.intrucking.org
Nov 6-10 NATMI Safety Certification Program Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Nov 13-17 NATMI Safety Certification Program Jacksonville, FL http://www.natmi.org
Nov 14-15 NATMI-TMC CSME and CDME Certification Oklahoma City http://www.natmi.org
Nov 14-15 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Houston http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Nov 14-16 ATA Safety Management Council and ATA Transportation Security
Council Safety, Security & Human Resources National
Conference & Exhibition Memphis, TN http://www.trucking.org

2017 December
Dec 4-7 SAE Defense Maintenance and Logistics Exhibition Salt Lake City http://www.sae.org
Dec 4-7 SAE Department of Defense Maintenance Symposium Salt Lake City http://www.sae.org
Dec 5-6 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Nashville, TN http://www.natmi.org
Dec 6-7 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Marietta, GA http://www.natmi.org
Dec 7-8 NATMI Safety & DOT Compliance Series Jacksonville, FL http://www.natmi.org

2018 January
Jan 9-10 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Phoenix http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Jan 24-26 SAE Government/Industry Meeting Washington,D.C. http://www.sae.org

2018 February
Feb 13-14 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Orlando, FL http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Feb 20-22 SAE Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technologies Symposium San Diego http://www.sae.org
Feb 27-Mar 2 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. Specialized Transportation
Symposium St Louis http://www.scranet.org

2018 March
Mar 5-8 ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council 2018 Annual Meeting
& Transportation Technology Exhibition Atlanta http://tmc.trucking.org
Mar 6-9 NTEA - The Work Truck Show/Green Truck Summit Indianapolis https://www.ntea.com/worktruckshow

2018 April
Apr 10-12 SAE 2018 World Congress Experience Detroit http://www.sae.org
Apr 17-21 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. Annual Conference Boca Raton, FL http://www.scranet.org
Apr 18-21 Truck Trailer Manufacturers Assn. Annual Convention Santa Ana Pueblo, NM http://www.ttmanet.org

2018 May
May 8-9 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Seattle http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com

2018 June
Jun 19-21 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Los Angeles http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com

2018 July
Jul 10-11 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Dallas http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com

2018 August
Aug 7-8 Dossier Manager/Administrator Training Minneapolis http://www.dossiersystemsinc.com
Aug 15-18 ATA National Truck Driving Championships Columbus, OH http://smc.trucking.org

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Aug 15-18 ATA National Step Van Driving Championships Columbus, OH http://smc.trucking.org

2018 September
Sep 11-13 SAE Commercial Vehicle Engineering Congress Rosemont, IL http://www.sae.org
Sep 12-14 SAE International Powertrain Conference Chicago http://www.sae.org
Sep 14-17 SAE 2018 Brake Colloquium & Exhibition Palm Desert, CA http://www.sae.org
Sep 16-18 Intermodal Association of North America 2018 Expo Long Beach, CA http://www.intermodal.org
Sep 16-20 Technology & Maintenance Council 2018 Fall Meeting
& National Technician Skills Competition Orlando, FL http://tmc.trucking.org
Sep 26-28 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. Crane & Rigging Workshop Louisville, KY http://www.scranet.org

2018 October
Oct 27-30 ATA Management Conference & Exhibition Austin, TX http://trucking.org
Oct 30-Nov 1 Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo Las Vegas http://www.aapexshow.com

2019 March
Mar 18-21 ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council 2019 Annual Meeting
& Transportation Technology Exhibition Atlanta http://tmc.trucking.org

2019 April
Apr 4-13 Specialized Carriers & Rigging Assn. Annual Conference Carlsbad, CA http://www.scranet.org
Apr 9-11 SAE 2019 World Congress and Exhibition Detroit http://www.sae.org
Apr 19-21 SAE 2019 Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technologies Symposium San Diego http://www.sae.org
Apr 24-27 Truck Trailer Manufacturers Assn. Annual Convention Bonita Springs, FL http://www.ttmanet.org

2019 September
Sep 10-12 SAE 2019 Commercial Vehicle Engineering Congress Rosemont, IL http://www.sae.org
Sep 15-17 Intermodal Association of North America 2019 Expo Long Beach, CA http://www.intermodal.org
Sep 22-25 SAE 2019 Brake Colloquium & Exhibition Orlando, FL http://www.sae.org

2019 November
Nov 5-7 Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo Las Vegas http://www.aapexshow.com

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