Who we are
The Queensland Trucking Association (QTA) is the principal Trucking/Road Freight Industry Association in Queensland, with members servicing all sectors of the urban, regional and long distance freight industry. Founded in 1907 as the Master Carriers Association of Queensland, the QTA actively represents members' interests and provides a wide range of member services on state and regional basis.

In 2007, the QTA celebrates the 100 year history of the people and the road transport companies who assisted in the evolution of the Queensland Road Freight Industry.

Latest News

• TruckWeek - 21st-27th February 2010 - for more information on TruckWeek 2010, please click on the logo

• Safety Policy Statement - emphasises the importance of preventing fatigue, complying with the speed limit and zero tolerance for driving under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs. For a copy click here.

• National Greenhouse & Energy Reporting: Operational Control Scorecard

• Greenhouse Reporting for Trucking Industry

• WH&S - Safety Management System for Small Transport Businesses - Document now available to be download

• Qld Transport - VSS Reg Review Project - Discussion Paper

• Heavy Vehicle Fatigue Management Update

• IMPORTANT - New Fatigue Regulations & Driver Work Hours

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• Important Information:  Trucks are not Banned but Restricted (Brisbane Urban Corridor) - 13/04/2007 Transport News Brief

• 6.5T Front Steer Axle Policy - Guideline (Qld Transport)

• 6.5T Front Steer Axle Policy - Information Bulletin (Qld Transport)

• IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR WATERFRONT ACCESS - MSIC Goes Live 1st January 2007

• Maritime Security Requirements

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• Concessional Mass Limits (CML) - NSW CML Fact Sheet and NSW CML Notice

• Mass Adjustment (MA) - Qld Transport MA Fact Sheet and NSW MA Fact Sheet

• ATA Submission to Productivity Commission - Road/Rail Pricing (April 2006)

• Trailers & Heavy Haulage Trucks - Assessing the Effective Life - (Fact Sheet from ATO)

• Driving Australia's Future - Report & Action Plan

• ACIL Tasman Report