Topics: Leadership & Strategy

CDC Advisory Group Prioritizes COVID Vaccine Distribution

Travel center employees, as "essential" workers, fall within Phase 2, but so too do tens of thousands of others. More

Dressing up the Back Entrance at Your Travel Plaza

Plateau Travel Plaza in Madras, Oregon, added pots of flowers and had a local graphics company create a sign thanking professional drivers. More

Secretary Chao Encourages Transportation Leaders to Continue Fight Against Human Trafficking

“The transportation sector is uniquely positioned to help fight human trafficking, and the department has launched numerous initiatives to help train transportation workers to detect and prevent it.” More

Are We Having Fun Yet?

The year may not have gone as planned, but it hasn’t been all bad. For me, the important thing is to focus on the things that have brought us together in our businesses, our communities and as an industry. More

NATSO Leadership Disappointed in ABC Network Series “Big Sky”

What Truckstops and Travel Centers Should Watch for on Election Night [Podcast]

How will the results of the 2020 elections alter the policy landscape within which NATSO member operate for many years to come? Listen for a guide to what NATSO's President & CEO, Lisa Mullings, and David Fialkov, NATSO's vice president, government relations, legislative and regulatory counsel, are keeping their eyes on as the election returns come in. More

NATSO CEO Highlights Keeping Drivers Safe and Well Fed Amid Covid-19

NATSO President and CEO Lisa Mullings was featured in the "Empowering Our Truckers" campaign, distributed in a recent issue of USA Today, in which industry leaders highlighted the critical role that the nation’s truck drivers play in keeping the nation’s economy moving. More

NATSO Members Invited to Help Fight Human Trafficking in Alabama

The NATSO Foundation will join the Alabama Attorney General’s Office, the Alabama Motor Truck Association and Truckers Against Trafficking October 22 in sponsoring a virtual coalition meeting aimed at coordinating ways to fight human trafficking within the state. More

Proud of the Way the Truckstop Industry Has Stepped Up

Before anything else, I want to say that I hope you, your family and your staff are all well. As entrepreneurs and business owners, we are used to overcoming challenges, and our recovery from the trials brought on by COVID-19 will be no different. We will survive. More

Combating Human Trafficking Amid COVID-19

The United States recently warned that instability sparked by the global COVID-19 pandemic has opened the door to increased human trafficking. This report serves as a reminder that human trafficking is still happening, and that our industry represents a key stakeholder in the fight against this crime. More

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