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Register for Virtual EDGE 2020

Gail Rutkowski

It’s not too late to register for Virtual EDGE 2020. You don’t want to miss the amazing line up of speakers and over 100 sessions of educational content. New this year because of the virtual format, you will have access to ALL session... READ MORE

From the Desk of the Executive Director

Gail Rutkowski, Executive Director - NASSTRAC

For months now NASSTRAC, like most associations, has reacted to the pandemic. We endeavored to remain connected to our members through our weekly updates, various webinar offerings, and most recently offering a free transportation fundamentals... READ MORE

Best of the best

CSCMP's Supply Chain Quarterly Staff

NASSTRAC’s Carrier of the Year Awards recognize those providers that have demonstrated excellence in transportation. Here’s a look at this year’s winners.
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Transportation, but Were Afraid to Ask

Gail Rutkowski, Executive Director - NASSTRAC

If you weren’t able to join us earlier this year for the onsite course, here’s your chance to participate and the best news of all…it’s free! If you're new to transportation or would like a refresher, this course is for you. In this virtual... READ MORE

NASSTRAC Leads Coalition Filing Amicus Brief

Gail Rutkowski, Executive Director - NASSTRAC

NASSTRAC Leads Coalition Filing Amicus Brief in Support of California Trucking Association v. BecerraIn May, NASSTRAC along with six shipper associations, filed an Amicus brief supporting the California Trucking Association in an appeal currently... READ MORE

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Register for Virtual EDGE 2020

From the Desk of the Executive Director

Best of the best

Everything You Wanted to Know About Transportation, but Were Afraid to Ask

NASSTRAC Leads Coalition Filing Amicus Brief

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