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National Tank Truck Carriers, Inc. The Voice of the Tank Truck Industry. The National Tank Truck Carriers, Inc. (NTTC) represents the most specialized segment of the trucking industry.

From the drivers' rooms to the boardrooms, your workforce, your equipment, and your operations have to be the best. You need your own voice in Washington and in the shipper community. The NTTC is the only international trade association focused exclusively on your unique legislative, regulatory, and operational concerns. NTTC is a member-driven, issues-oriented tank truck association. Since 1945, we have successfully represented our members before Congress and various federal agencies such as Department of Transportation, Department of Homeland Security, Enviromental Protection Agency, and others. Today, our organization is comprised of more than 200 trucking companies – representing over 80% of bulk volume hauled in North America – and about 300 associate members who supply products and essential services to our trucking membership. Our mission is to foster, promote and advance the common interests of tank truck operators throughout the United States or elsewhere; to promote the general welfare of its carrier members; and, in their common interest, to assist in the solution of any and all problems which may confront the carrier members. Our members specialize in bulk transportation of petroleum products, chemicals, dry bulk materials, gases, food grade products and other essential commodities throughout North America. The tank truck industry is a vital link in the distribution chain that provides North America and its many citizens with the essential products that allow us to maintain and improve our quality of life in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

On October 8, 2026, the National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) submitted comments to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Admin...
10/08/2026

On October 8, 2026, the National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) submitted comments to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) supporting the agency’s proposed rule to codify English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements as an out-of-service (OOS) violation, while urging FMCSA to ensure enforcement is objective, consistent, and focused on safety-critical driving functions.

Learn more at www.tanktruck.org/news.

Another record-breaking Tank Truck Week in the books. Thank you OKC!
10/05/2026

Another record-breaking Tank Truck Week in the books. Thank you OKC!

Tank Truck Week 2026 is well underway in OKC!
09/29/2026

Tank Truck Week 2026 is well underway in OKC!

Another successful Driver Appreciation Week is in the books!  NTTC President & CEO Ryan Streblow joined more than 1,000 ...
09/21/2026

Another successful Driver Appreciation Week is in the books!

NTTC President & CEO Ryan Streblow joined more than 1,000 employees and family members at the annual G&D Trucking, Inc./ Hoffman Transportation, LLC employee appreciation event, highlighting the vital role every team member plays in safely transporting essential commodities across North America.

The event also brought together an incredible group of NTTC Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Grand Champions — Ron Baird (2020–2021), Kenneth Tolliver (2022–2023), and current Grand Champion Bruce Jones.

We’re proud to celebrate the people who keep our industry moving safely every day.

As National Truck Driver Appreciation Week comes to a close, we’re ending with the driver chosen to represent the very b...
09/18/2026

As National Truck Driver Appreciation Week comes to a close, we’re ending with the driver chosen to represent the very best of the tank truck industry: 2025-2026 NTTC Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Grand Champion Bruce jones.

Bruce has spent 28 years as a professional driver, including the past nine with G&D Trucking, Inc./ Hoffman Transportation, LLC. Over that career, he has logged more than 3.8 million accident-free miles, including 1.5 million accident-free tank truck miles, hauling chemicals, dry bulk materials and hazardous products across the lower 48 states and Canada. Before trucking, Bruce spent 10 and a half years in the United States Marine Corps. Today, he continues to lead as a driver trainer, member of G&D Trucking’s Driver Advisory Board and participant in the Trucker Buddy Program.

Bruce was named Grand Champion earlier this year, but what that title represents goes far beyond one driver. Safety, responsibility, service, leadership and pride in the profession are qualities we’ve seen in every driver we’ve recognized this week and in professional truck drivers across our industry every day. Bruce has built his career around those values, and we’re proud to have him representing NTTC and the tank truck industry as Grand Champion. As comes to a close, thank you to Bruce and to every professional truck driver who keeps our industry and our country moving safely.

Doing the job right has been the foundation of Jarrod Alsobrooks' career for 30 years.  Jarrod has spent three decades a...
09/18/2026

Doing the job right has been the foundation of Jarrod Alsobrooks' career for 30 years.

Jarrod has spent three decades as a professional driver, including 26 years in tank trucking and the past nine with SWTO, LLC. Today, he delivers petroleum products to Chattanooga, Tennessee, supplying 7-Eleven and its family of brands. He has accumulated 900,000 accident-free tank truck miles with SWTO and more than 3 million accident-free miles throughout his career. Jarrod also served four years in the United States Marine Corps, an experience he credits with teaching him the discipline and structure he still uses behind the wheel.

That experience doesn't stop with Jarrod. He is an SWTO driver trainer, a vehicle safety inspection and driver safety observation auditor, and served as the 2025 Tennessee RAD Team Captain. When others have a question or face a difficult situation, Jarrod is someone they know they can call. That willingness to take responsibility and help the next driver succeed is a big part of what makes this profession special. During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, NTTC is proud to recognize Jarrod as a Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Champion Finalist and thank him for the safety, integrity and leadership he brings to the industry.

There's a reason Joseph Hafford has earned the nickname "Happy Hafford."  Joseph has spent 23 years as a professional dr...
09/17/2026

There's a reason Joseph Hafford has earned the nickname "Happy Hafford."

Joseph has spent 23 years as a professional driver, including 21 with Kenan Advantage Group, and has built a reputation for bringing a positive spirit to a job that is not always easy. Hauling chemicals across Texas, Louisiana, other parts of the United States and as far as Alberta, Canada, Joseph has logged more than 2 million accident-free tank truck miles and more than 2.5 million accident-free miles over his entire career. A U.S. Army veteran, he is also a trainer for Arkema sulfides deliveries and specializes in U.S.-Canada border crossing compliance and hazardous materials training.

Professionalism is about more than safely getting from one destination to another. It's also about how you represent the industry to customers, coworkers and everyone you meet along the way. Joseph's positive attitude, focus and willingness to mentor others have made him someone people remember. His commitment to service also extends to his faith and community, including seven years serving as a pastor. This National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, NTTC is proud to recognize Joseph as a Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Champion Finalist and celebrate the attitude, experience and professionalism he brings to every mile.

Some of the people who make the biggest difference never ask for much recognition. Andrew Givens is one of them.  Andrew...
09/17/2026

Some of the people who make the biggest difference never ask for much recognition. Andrew Givens is one of them.

Andrew has spent 27 years as a professional driver, including over 11 years with ADM. Working primarily in Tennessee and Georgia, he has transported food-grade products including liquid sweetener, food-grade oil, sugar, flour and starch while accumulating 650,000 accident-free tank truck miles. He is also a driver trainer, and those who know him describe someone whose mentorship goes well beyond teaching the mechanics of the job.

Andrew's story is a reminder that the impact of a professional driver can extend far beyond the cab. He volunteers at food banks, helps elderly members of his community with yard work and has spent years serving his church in a number of roles, including teaching Sunday school and serving as an interim pastor. When asked why he wanted to become NTTC's Driver of the Year Grand Champion, his answer was simple: "So I can pay it forward." During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we're proud to recognize Andrew as an NTTC Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Champion Finalist and celebrate the service and humility he brings to our industry.

Some of the best drivers make everyone around them better. Michael Key has built his career doing exactly that.  Michael...
09/16/2026

Some of the best drivers make everyone around them better. Michael Key has built his career doing exactly that.

Michael has been a commercial driver for 20 years and has spent the past 16 with Kenan Advantage Group. He has hauled food-grade products, petroleum, chemicals, dry bulk and compressed gas while accumulating 1.8 million accident-free tank truck miles. But his impact goes well beyond his own safety record. Michael became a driver trainer within two years of joining KAG, later became head trainer and today manages his own fleet of lease drivers as an owner-operator. He makes time to check on his drivers, answer questions and help solve problems before starting his own day behind the wheel.

That willingness to bring others along is one of the things that makes professional drivers so valuable to this industry. Experience gets passed from one driver to the next, and Michael has made mentorship a major part of his career and his life. He also gives back through Thanksgiving food basket giveaways, back-to-school programs and mentoring others in business and personal finance. During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, we're proud to recognize Michael as a back-to-back NTTC Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Champion Finalist and celebrate the leadership he brings to trucking.

For Scott Tempus, service has been a constant throughout his career.  Before he ever drove a tank truck, Scott spent 13 ...
09/16/2026

For Scott Tempus, service has been a constant throughout his career.

Before he ever drove a tank truck, Scott spent 13 years in the United States Marine Corps as an engine mechanic working on Huey and Cobra helicopters. He brought the discipline and attention to detail from that career into trucking. For the past seven years, Scott has driven over the road for Quest Liner, hauling everything from military jet fuel and general chemicals to food-grade ingredients and beverage-grade alcohol. Along the way, he has accumulated 780,000 accident-free tank truck miles.

Professional tank truck drivers are trusted with products and equipment that leave little room for shortcuts, and Scott takes that responsibility seriously. He is known for meticulous inspections and for stopping when something doesn't look right. He also values the relationships he has built with people across the industry and continues to support veterans and the military community. During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, NTTC is proud to recognize Scott as a Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Champion Finalist and thank him for the service, precision and professionalism he brings to the road.

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Arlington, VA
22203

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