Trucking Australia: first in, best dressed

The ATA has announced that the first 150 operators to register for its Trucking Australia 2015 conference will receive a commemorative micro-fleece jacket

Road transport operators thinking about attending the Australian Trucking Association's Trucking Australia 2015 conference now have an added incentive – the first 150 operators to register will receive a special 25th Anniversary commemorative soft-shell micro-fleece jacket, courtesy of ATA Foundation sponsors BP Australia, Volvo Trucks and NTI.

The jacket is only available on a first-come, first-served bases until sizes and stocks run out, so don't delay.

The ATA's Trucking Australia 2015 conference will be held in Hobart, Tasmania, over March 19-21. The premier forum for discussing the most pressing issues currently impacting the road freight industry, the conference will be held at a number of venues in Hobart's historic maritime precinct and will allow industry members to have their say on a range of topics, also helping the ATA to formulate its advocacy strategy for the year ahead.

Next year also marks the ATA's 25th anniversary, and so the conference will culminate on the Saturday night with the ATA 25th Anniversary Gala Dinner. The event will celebrate the ATA's achievements over the past quarter of a century and will also recognise the contributions made my many industry members in that time.

Registration for Trucking Australia 2015 is $495 per delegate, while discounted delegate accommodation is available from $190 per night. Registration gives delegates access to all conference sessions, the optional Friday sessions, the MTData Business Lunch, the Kenworth Legends Lunch, the Welcome event at Mac2, the BPW Transpec event at the Henry Jones Art Hotel, and the ATA 25th Anniversary Gala Dinner.

Social tickets are available separately for the Welcome event ($85), BPW Transpec event ($85) and ATA Gala Dinner ($210).

For more information and to register click here or call the ATA direct on (02) 6253 6900.

Trucking Australia: first in, best dressed

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