This year’s analysis promises to contrast the perspectives of motor carriers against those of professional drivers, providing a longitudinal view of how specific challenges evolve over time. Greg Hodgen, CEO of Groendyke Transport and chair of the American Trucking Associations, emphasized that the findings serve as a primary guide for policymakers shaping the industry’s advocacy agenda.
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Trucking Industry Launches Annual Survey to Gauge Critical Challenges
The American Transportation Research Institute has opened its 22nd annual survey, inviting stakeholders to identify and rank the primary pressures facing the freight sector. The data collection, which runs through October 2, aims to isolate shifts in industry sentiment regarding infrastructure, compensation, and operational hurdles across the national supply chain.
For those behind the wheel, the initiative represents a rare opportunity to quantify daily frustrations. ABF Freight driver and America’s Road Team Captain Bob Bramwell urged his peers to highlight issues ranging from detention times at customer facilities to the persistent shortage of safe truck parking. The final results are scheduled for release on October 18 at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference & Exhibition in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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