Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association

Federal Agencies:

• Bureau of Transportation Statistics
• Department of Transportation
• Environmental Protection Agency
• Federal Register
• Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
• Fuel Prices
• Hazmat Safety Permits
• Internal Revenue Service
• Library of Congress
• Motor Carrier Safety Information
• National Archives
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
• Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)
• U.S. House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure
• Wage & Hour/FLSA regulations
• U.S. Congress (Write your elected officials. Find out who they are. See current issues and action.)

State Agencies:

• State of Wisconsin home page
• Wisconsin DATCP
• Wisconsin Dept of Revenue
• Wisconsin Dept of Workforce Development
• Wisconsin DNR
• Wisconsin DOT
• Wisconsin Legislature
• Illinois DOT
• Indiana DOT
• Iowa DOT
• Michigan DOT
• Minnesota DOT
• State Trucking Association Web sites
• Wisconsin DOT Travel Information

WMCA divisions:

• Wisconsin Towing Association
• Wisconsin Milk Haulers Association
• Wisconsin Movers Association
• Wisconsin Warehouse Association
• Wisconsin Motor Coach Association
• Independent Contractors Division

Sponsors:

• J J Keller & Associates

Truck Driving Schools:

• Chippewa Valley Technical College, Eau Claire
• Diesel Truck Driving School, Sun Prairie
• Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton
• Waukesha County Technical College, Waukesha

Jobs:

• Hiring Truck Drivers
• Hiring Owner Operators
• Truck Driving Jobs
• Owner Operators looking for employment
• eTrucker Driver Jobs

Other links:

• American Trucking Associations
• Illinois Tollway
• WI Manufacturers & Commerce
• Wisconsin Directory of Government and Business Web sites
• Transportation HQ
• The Truckers Place
• Trucker Geek
• Insurance Benefits
• Trucker's Edge
• Truckers Against Trafficking

Safety:

• Cargo Tank Safety
• National Traffic and Road Closure Information
• The Truck Safety Coalition (CRASH)
• DOT Auto Safety Hotline
  If you own a car or truck that you feel has a safety defect you should report the problem to the Hotline at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) of the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). The DOT Auto Safety Hotline specializes in gathering information about safety problems in motor vehicles and equipment and is your chance to help identify these problems which sometimes lead to recalls.