Wyoming Trucking Association

10/15/2026

Congratulations to Mark Colson!

Colson to prioritize member value, industry integrity, and the strength of ATA’s federation

10/15/2026

🚧 Traveling Teton Pass? A new safety program is here.

WYDOT’s WY22 SAFE PASS program is designed to help drivers better understand the challenges of mountain pass driving. Drivers of RVs, vehicles towing trailers and vehicles over 10,000 pounds are required to complete the self-certification process before traveling Teton Pass.

The process includes reviewing safety materials and learning about steep grades, braking, weight restrictions and other mountain driving hazards.

Stay informed, plan ahead and help keep Wyoming’s roads safe! Learn more and complete your certification at: https://safepass.wyoroad.info

10/13/2026

The Wyoming Trucking Association’s mission is to foster and advance safety on the highways, advance the interests of commercial motor carriers and educate the public as well as regulators on the issues facing the industry.

We help advocate, educate, and communicate for the hardworking men and women that keep Wyoming moving forward. Learn more at: www.wytruck.org

09/20/2026

As National Truck Driver Appreciation Week wraps up, we’d like to thank Rep. Harriet Hageman for taking the time to recognize America’s truckers.

From all of us at the Wyoming Trucking Association, we thank you for your continued support of and recognition for the trucking industry.

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09/16/2026

They’re called truck drivers. But they’re so much more than “just a trucker.”

They’re the early mornings, the long miles and the countless hours away from home. They’re the people who keep Wyoming’s and our country’s businesses moving, our communities supplied and our economy rolling.

This Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we’re saying thank you to the men and women behind the wheel who keep our state and our nation moving forward.

Your work matters. Your dedication matters. And Wyoming appreciates you!

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Every September, National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (this year running September 13–19) gives the industry a chance to do something it doesn't do nearly often enough: stop and say thank you. It's easy to reduce professional drivers to a line item: a delivery window, a load number, a blip on a...

08/14/2026

🚨 WYOMING IS HEADED TO THE FINALS! 🚨Congratulations to Kenny Rageth of FedEx Freight, who has advanced to the Flatbed finals at the 2026 National Truck Driving Championships in Pittsburgh!

Kenny earned third place nationally in the Flatbed Class last year and has once again secured a spot among the nation’s top five finalists. Wyoming is incredibly proud to have him representing our state on the national stage!

Good luck in the finals, Kenny, bring it home! 🚛🏆

08/13/2026

Let's go WY! 🤠🚛

The Super Bowl of truck driving safety is taking place this week in...

06/24/2026

Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) is accepting nominations through Aug. 15 for the prestigious Harriet Tubman Award, presented by WEX®. This award honors individuals in the trucking, bus, or energy industries whose actions have helped prevent human trafficking or improve the lives of trafficking survivors.

The recipient will receive a $5,000 award and a commemorative trophy. Do you know a driver, dispatcher, manager or industry professional who stepped up to make a difference? Now is the time to share their story. Every act of vigilance matters, and these stories inspire others across our industry to help combat human trafficking.

Submit a nomination today and help recognize those making our roads and communities safer. Learn more at: https://tatnonprofit.org/awards/ -hta

06/04/2026

They say there are two seasons in Wyoming: winter and construction season.

As construction projects ramp up across the state, truck drivers face unique challenges in work zones. Here are a few safety reminders to keep in mind:

🚧 Slow down and follow posted work zone speed limits. Reduced speeds help protect both workers and drivers.

🚧 Increase your following distance. Traffic can slow or stop unexpectedly in construction zones, and heavy trucks need more time and space to react.

🚧 Watch for narrow lanes and shifting traffic patterns. Temporary lane changes can leave less room for error, especially for larger vehicles.

🚧 Be aware of construction equipment entering and exiting the roadway. Expect the unexpected and stay alert.

🚧 Secure your load and conduct thorough pre-trip inspections. Construction zones can create rough road conditions that put additional stress on equipment and cargo.

🚧 Plan your route ahead of time. Road work, lane closures and delays can impact travel times and delivery schedules.

Every work zone is a shared responsibility. By staying alert, slowing down and giving yourself extra space, you can help keep yourself, construction crews and everyone else on the road safe this construction season.

06/02/2026

When most people think about trucking, they think about freight moving from Point A to Point B. What often goes unnoticed is just how much of our daily lives depend on it.

From grocery stores and hospitals to construction projects, ranches and small towns, trucking plays a critical role in keeping Wyoming supplied, connected and moving forward.

The next time you see a truck on the road, remember that it is carrying more than freight. It is helping deliver the products, resources and services that communities across Wyoming rely on every day.

Swipe through to discover why trucking is one of the industries that keeps Wyoming running!