ATA eNewsletter focuses on business issues in trucking.
Press Release Summary:
ATA's new quarterly newsletter, ATA Business of Trucking, will feature critical information from industry leaders on the most pressing issues in trucking. In first publication, readers can explore issues surrounding transitioning trucking from diesel to natural gas with insight from Kenneth W. Vieth, senior partner and general manager with ACT Research Co., LLC; Doug Thomson, VP, government relations and marketing with EcoDual LLC; and Matt Most, VP, commercial, with Encana Natural Gas Inc.
Original Press Release:
ATA Launches New eNewsletter Centered in Business Issues in Trucking
ARLINGTON, Va. --Today, American Trucking Associations announced it is launching a new quarterly newsletter - ATA Business of Trucking - which will feature critical information from industry leaders on the most pressing issues in trucking.
"ATA Business of Trucking will provide readers with insight from key industry experts and thought leaders on topics that can have a real impact on their bottom line," said ATA President and CEO Bill Graves. "We're launching this valuable product with a look at natural gas in trucking, a follow up to our successful ATA Summit on Natural Gas in Trucking, but we anticipate covering the length and breadth of trucking issues in the coming months."
In ATA Business of Trucking's first issue, readers can explore the issues surrounding transitioning trucking from diesel to natural gas with insight from: Kenneth W. Vieth, senior partner and general manager with ACT Research Co. LLC; Doug Thomson, vice president, government relations and marketing with EcoDual LLC, and Matt Most, vice president, commercial with Encana Natural Gas Inc.
These experts will explore the issues surrounding which fuel to use, the impact of increased weight, use of dual fuel systems and the return on investment from investing in natural gas trucks.
ATA Business of Trucking is a complimentary eNewsletter distributed quarterly to ATA members, ATA Council Members, and purchasers of ATA products.
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