Oregon Trucking Associations

Oregon Trucking Associations
With Oregon Trucking Associations, membership matters. For over 80 years, OTA has consistently and effectively advocated on behalf of Oregon’s trucking industry. Given the vital role that trucking plays in keeping the state’s economy moving, OTA ensures that our carrier and allied members have a voice in the decisions that will shape the future of our industry. We support our members with a variety of educational offerings to keep them informed and in compliance. We facilitate events and gatherings that provide the opportunity to learn, network and exchange ideas. We work with our members and committees to identify the best path forward and to promote trucking as the essential and dynamic industry it has always been.

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- WHA Risk Management and Insurance Services in Eugene, Oregon
- 2021 Safety Conference
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Announcements
- Federal Motor Carrier medical card waiver extended to Nov. 30, 2021: To ensure that Commercial Motor Vehicle drivers are able to operate during the COVID-19 response, the FMCSA will continue to offer extensions on Medical Examination Certificate requirements for commercial drivers whose MEC has recently expired. Read more
- FMCSA is extending the COVID-19 emergency declaration, which waives Part 395.3 (maximum driving time) of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations for carriers providing emergency relief related to the pandemic. The declaration, which was set to expire Tuesday, Aug. 31, is now effective through Nov. 30.
- Gov. Brown has announced that starting Friday, August 27, masks will be required in most public outdoor settings, including at large outdoor events where physical distancing is not possible - regardless of vaccination status. The rule does not apply to "quick encounters" or outdoor gatherings at a private residence. There are other exceptions, as well. Read more
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