Wyoming Trucking Association

06/24/2026

Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is accepting nominations through Aug. 15 for the prestigious Harriet Tubman Award, presented by WEX®. This award honors individuals in the trucking, bus, or energy industries whose actions have helped prevent human trafficking or improve the lives of trafficking survivors.

The recipient will receive a $5,000 award and a commemorative trophy. Do you know a driver, dispatcher, manager or industry professional who stepped up to make a difference? Now is the time to share their story. Every act of vigilance matters, and these stories inspire others across our industry to help combat human trafficking.

Submit a nomination today and help recognize those making our roads and communities safer. Learn more at: https://tatnonprofit.org/awards/ -hta

06/04/2026

They say there are two seasons in Wyoming: winter and construction season.

As construction projects ramp up across the state, truck drivers face unique challenges in work zones. Here are a few safety reminders to keep in mind:

🚧 Slow down and follow posted work zone speed limits. Reduced speeds help protect both workers and drivers.

🚧 Increase your following distance. Traffic can slow or stop unexpectedly in construction zones, and heavy trucks need more time and space to react.

🚧 Watch for narrow lanes and shifting traffic patterns. Temporary lane changes can leave less room for error, especially for larger vehicles.

🚧 Be aware of construction equipment entering and exiting the roadway. Expect the unexpected and stay alert.

🚧 Secure your load and conduct thorough pre-trip inspections. Construction zones can create rough road conditions that put additional stress on equipment and cargo.

🚧 Plan your route ahead of time. Road work, lane closures and delays can impact travel times and delivery schedules.

Every work zone is a shared responsibility. By staying alert, slowing down and giving yourself extra space, you can help keep yourself, construction crews and everyone else on the road safe this construction season.

06/02/2026

When most people think about trucking, they think about freight moving from Point A to Point B. What often goes unnoticed is just how much of our daily lives depend on it.

From grocery stores and hospitals to construction projects, ranches and small towns, trucking plays a critical role in keeping Wyoming supplied, connected and moving forward.

The next time you see a truck on the road, remember that it is carrying more than freight. It is helping deliver the products, resources and services that communities across Wyoming rely on every day.

Swipe through to discover why trucking is one of the industries that keeps Wyoming running!

05/22/2026

🚛 Have you checked out our latest issue of The Wyoming Trucker magazine yet? If not, now's the time!

Inside this edition, you’ll find industry updates, event highlights, member news and a look at what’s ahead for Wyoming’s trucking community. Stay informed on the issues, people and progress driving the industry forward across the state.

📖 Read the latest issue here: https://www.wytruck.org/resources/wyoming-trucker-magazine/

05/21/2026

This video features an insightful conversation on Ohio’s trucking industry and the evolving landscape of transportation, infrastructure, and freight. Worth the watch! 👇

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05/20/2026

We’d like to extend a huge THANK YOU to all of our sponsors who helped make the 2026 WTA Annual Convention such a tremendous success.

Over the course of an incredible three-day event, we welcomed members, industry leaders, partners and advocates from across Wyoming and beyond for meaningful conversations, valuable education, networking opportunities and celebration of the trucking industry that keeps our state moving. None of it would have been possible without your generous support.

We are truly grateful for your partnership and continued commitment to keeping Wyoming trucking strong. Thank you for helping make this year’s convention one to remember. We are already looking forward to next year!

05/13/2026

It was an action-packed second day at the 87th Wyoming Trucking Association Annual Convention! 🚛

From an insightful presentation by FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs to an inspiring speech from Olympic gold medalist Rulon Gardner, the day was filled with meaningful conversations, valuable connections, and a shared commitment to moving the trucking industry forward together.

Now it's time for some laughs at tonight's comedy show before we head into one final day of conversations, ideas, and momentum for the future of Wyoming Trucking!

A big thank you to all of our valuable sponsors for making this year's convention such a great success! 👏

05/01/2026

GIVEAWAY TIME! 🚛🎟️

Trucks keep life moving, delivering everything from the food we eat to the fuel we use every day. Now it’s time to celebrate the industry.

As part of our 3 day action-packed WTA Annual Convention, we’ve rented out the Rialto Theater for a private comedy night on Wednesday, May 13th. We are giving away 4️⃣ balcony tickets to an exclusive show featuring John Caparulo.

John Caparulo is a seasoned stand-up comic known for his sharp wit, dry delivery, and relatable Midwestern perspective. His career includes late night TV appearances, major comedy tours, and a long running Las Vegas residency, and he currently headlines at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club.

These tickets are NOT for sale and can ONLY be won here!

Here’s how to enter:
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✅ Comment one thing trucks deliver that you couldn’t live without AND tag 1 person you would bring with you

🎉 Winner will be announced on Thursday, May 7th!

Thank you to the hardworking men and women of trucking who keep our communities running every day. Big shout out to E&F Towing Transportation and Recovery for helping make this night possible! 🚚

04/29/2026

📣 The Wyoming Trucking Association is excited to welcome a truly iconic guest speaker to our 87th Annual Convention, Wyoming native and Olympic Gold Medalist Rulon Gardner.

From humble rural beginnings to Olympic gold, Rulon’s journey is a powerful Wyoming story built on grit, perseverance and an unshakable never-quit mindset. His keynote will inspire you to:
- Overcome adversity
- Push through life’s toughest challenges
- Stay strong when the odds are stacked against you
- Build lasting resilience

Beyond the mat, Rulon understands our industry firsthand. As an insurance adviser with Leavitt Insurance Services of the Rockies, he works closely with trucking and oil and gas companies across Wyoming. He knows the strength it takes to succeed in this business.

This year’s convention is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in decades, and this keynote is only the beginning. We hope to see you there!

🗓 Seats are filling quickly. Register today! https://www.wytruck.org/events/convention/

We are grateful to Leavitt Insurance Services of the Rockies for their sponsorship of this session during the WTA Annual Convention!

Powering the Future of Trucking—Together May 12–14, 2026 | Casper, Wyoming Welcome to the Event of the Year The strength and direction of the Wyoming Trucking Association have always been driven by you—our committed, forward-thinking members. As the trucking industry continues to evolve amid r...

04/28/2026

Have you heard? Derek D. Barrs, Administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, will join us as the keynote speaker for the 87th Annual WTA Convention, sponsored by PrePass.

FMCSA is the national agency responsible for overseeing commercial trucking safety and compliance across the country. From regulations and enforcement to workforce development and industry priorities, their decisions directly impact how motor carriers and drivers operate every day.

For Wyoming, this is significant. As home to one of the nation’s most critical freight corridors, with Interstate 80 serving as a backbone of coast-to-coast commerce, our industry faces challenges unlike anywhere else, including extreme weather, steep terrain, long rural distances and heavy interstate traffic.

Having the top FMCSA leader in the room is a rare opportunity to ensure Wyoming’s voice is part of the national conversation.

➡ If you need a reason to attend the convention, this is it. Learn more and register today at:

Powering the Future of Trucking—Together May 12–14, 2026 | Casper, Wyoming Welcome to the Event of the Year The strength and direction of the Wyoming Trucking Association have always been driven by you—our committed, forward-thinking members. As the trucking industry continues to evolve amid r...