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

• Now Open Nominations for the QTA Ltd Industry Awards - for further information on the Awards and who can nominate, download a copy of the Nomination Form & Selection Criteria. (to be Awarded to winners at the Annual Dinner & Awards Night on Saturday 30th October 2010.)

• Narrabri Truckstop & Changeover Facility Survey

• QTA Platinum Partner Stratgeix Training Group has developed "Corporate 5" comprehensive training packages that can be tailored to meet training and development needs within your organisation.  For more download a copy of their flyer - Corporate 5.

• Trucking Industry Releases 2010 Federal Election Wish List

• National Greenhouse & Energy Reporting (Year 2) - New Fact Sheet (July 2010) available - please click here to access.

• Heavy Vehicle Registration Charges - 1st July 2010 (Comparison 2008-2010)

• QTA Platinum Partner - NTI working in Partnership for Members - Special Offer - Brochure

• Heavy Vehicle Driver Licensing Submission

• Brisbane Urban Corridor (BUC) - Trucks Keep Left Trial - The QTA has recently advised members of its consultation with DTMR in relation to the BUC.  The brochure represents advice recently received relating to the implementation of a six month trial to restrict trucks to using the left lane at particular sections along the BUC.

• 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.

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• Driving Australia's Future - Report & Action Plan

• ACIL Tasman Report