WE’RE LEADING THE FIGHT
FOR TRUCKERS’ RIGHTS.
Since 1973, we have fought for the rights of all owner-operators, small fleets, and professional truckers regarding highway safety and transportation policies, working for a business climate where all are treated equally and fairly.
We’ve spent 50+ years advocating on behalf of truckers, but we need you to join the fight! Every trucker has an opportunity to help inform lawmakers about the issues that directly impact them. Please share your story with your federal, state, and local representatives and help us drive impactful industry change.
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WE’RE STRONGER TOGETHER.
OOIDA is the largest national association dedicated to fighting for the rights of professional drivers, and is the best place for truckers to advocate for issues that are critical for the industry. If you want the system to treat you fairly, you’ve gotta be involved. Your engagement is critical to educate lawmakers about trucking – OOIDA and Fighting For Truckers are the best place to do it. Learn more.
WE’RE FIGHTING FOR TRUCKERS.
Broker Transparency
Thanks to OOIDA’s unrelenting pressure on FMCSA, the agency has issued a proposed rulemaking process to address broker transparency. Read more.
Stop Speed Limiter Mandates!
The DRIVE Act (H.R. 3039 in the House and S. 2671 in the Senate) would prevent FMCSA from advancing any potential speed limiter mandate. Read more.
Tell Lawmakers to Support the Truck Parking Safety Improvement Act
70% of American freight is moved by truck, but there is currently only one parking spot available for every eleven trucks on the road. When truck drivers don’t have a designated place to park, they must either continue to drive, or park in an undesignated and unsafe location. Read more.
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USDOT Secretary Nominee Sean Duffy testifies before the Senate.
Lewie Pugh, Executive Vice President, OOIDA
U.S. Senator Steve Daines argues against mandatory speed limiters.
U.S. Rep Mike Bost explains the need for more truck parking.
U.S. Representative Jeff Van Drew fighting for trucker overtime.
U.S. Representative Troy Nehls argues for trucker restroom access.