The National Motor Freight Traffic Association and National Classification Committee recently elected officers at their meetings in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. The Aug. 5-9 meeting was the first NMFTA/NCC held outside of the United States, and it reflected the association’s celebration of its 50th anniversary and its commitment to expand involvement of carriers throughout North America.
NMFTA is a nonprofit membership association representing more than 1100 less-than-truckload carriers throughout North America.
The NCC is an autonomous standing committee responsible for maintaining and updating the National Motor Freight Classification. Each year, 100 carrier representatives are elected to represent the more than 1,100 motor carriers participating in the NMFC. The NCC is regulated by the U.S. Surface Transportation Board.
