Kansas Motor Carriers Association

State Representation “Eighteen Wheels of Political Power”
Legislation on the state and federal level affects every aspect of the trucking industry. Therefore, lobbying is one of KMCA’s most important functions.

Federal Representation Affiliation with the American Trucking Associations keeps Kansas transportation company leaders informed on federal tax, highway financing and safety concerns.

MEMBERSHIP

KMCA is a member driven organization that serves and promotes the trucking and transportation industry in Kansas.

Benefits
Member Services, Truck Services, Safety Services, Other Products and Services, discounted supplies, and events. Learn more...

Member Resources
Reference materials at
www.kmca.org, the monthly Dispatch newsletter, annual buyers guide/membership directory, and more...

“Your membership with KMCA will pay for itself!”

SERVICES

KMCA provides a variety of services from mileage tax reports to safety seminars and driver recognition programs.

Truck Services
Using KMCA Truck Services relates directly to your company’s bottom line. It is your one-stop shop! You drive the truck...let us do the paperwork! Learn more...

Safety Services
Kansas Motor Carriers Association has a dedicated commitment to highway safety and has a full-time Director of Safety on staff. KMCA’s Safety Management Council meets bi-monthly and sponsors numerous programs. Learn more...

Trucks Park Here Opening at Paxico Stop

The federally funded Truck Parking Information Management System (TPIMS) had its grand opening in Kansas on Friday January 4 at the Paxico Rest area. The TPIMS provides drivers, fleet managers and owner-operators with up-to-the-minute parking availability along major freight corridors. There are locations throughout eight states – Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin.

The states are represented by the Mid America Association of State Transportation Officials (MAASTO) a regional association under the umbrella of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. (Illinois and Missouri are MAASTO members but currently not participating in Trucks Park Here)

The way the TPIMS works is by using roadside message boards, smartphone apps and traveler websites to transmit information on how many truck parking spaces are available. Road signs throughout the states will display the number of miles until the nearest rest stop, as well as how many spaces are open at that rest stop.

The system covers corridors important to freight movement that stretch through the Midwest, including interstates 29, 70, 80, 90, 94 and 135.

Kay Hendrix, Director of Safety for KMCA was at the opening ceremony to help cut the ribbon with Davonna Moore, KDOT, Catherine Patrick, KDOT and Rick Backlund, FHWA Director.

For more information go to TrucksParkHere.com