At National Tank Truck Carriers, we are committed to improving the tank truck industry’s safety through advocacy and education. NTTC has represented the interests of the tank truck industry since its founding in 1945 in Washington DC.

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Jan 3, 2025 · The Hotel Room block has now closed. Please contact NTTC for questions. Hotel Reservations at our discounted rate can be accepted no later than Friday, January 3, 2025 or until capacity is reached, whichever comes first.. Registration Cancelation Policy: Cancelations must be received in writing to NTTC's Kris Trivedi at [email protected].For cancelations received before Friday, January 3rd ...

Navigate to the 2024 Tank Truck Week Attendee registration page and log in, if you haven't done so already. Click register someone else, and enter in the relevant details of the person attending as your booth representative.

This development marks a significant victory for the tank truck industry, who has been vocal to lawmakers and regulators that electric vehicles are not viable solutions for today’s operating environment.

National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) is proud to announce the finalists for the prestigious 2024-2025 Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year contest. This annual competition recognizes the industry's top drivers who exemplify exceptional safety, professionalism, and …

Challenges and Costs of Electrification in the Tank Truck Industry. As part of the Clean Freight Coalition (CFC), National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) is committed to addressing the complexities of electrification in the tank truck industry.

The report suggests that the full electrification of the U.S. commercial truck fleet could demand nearly $1 trillion in infrastructure investment alone. This figure highlights a major investment gap as state and federal policymakers push for higher adoption rates of …

The National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) led the effort to consolidate the application process for Hazardous Materials Endorsement (HME) for commercial drivers’ licenses and the Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) required for many hazmat operators.

These workshops are designed to help cargo tank repair technicians, testers, and inspectors comply with current regulations – whether as a bulk carrier or as a commercial repair facility.