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If you are interested in membership in one or more of our association's divisions, then please read the following brief summaries of each organization's purpose and benefits. If you would like a membership packet which has more information, then click on "I Want More Info", enter your name and address and you will receive your information within 3-5 days. To apply for membership, go to the association that fits your companies needs and after reading the summary there is an application form to click on below. Each application form has a schedule of annual membership dues listed at the bottom. Upon completion of your application, please print it out and either mail or fax it to our office. You will then be invoiced for the appropriate membership dues for one year if you did not send a check already. Thank you for your interest in the WMCA organizations. Organization memberships:Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association (WMCA) Wisconsin Movers Association (WMA) - Website Wisconsin Milk Haulers Association (WMHA) - Website Wisconsin Towing Association (WTA) - Website Wisconsin Motor Coach Association (WMC) Indepedent Contractors Division Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association (WMCA)The Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association is a non-profit trade association, representing the interests of commercial truck users operating within and through Wisconsin. Listed below is a short list of the benefits of belonging to the WMCA.
Back to TopWisconsin Movers Association (WMA)The Wisconsin Movers Association represents the interests of household goods movers within the State of Wisconsin. The stated purposes of the Association are to promote a positive image of the industry with consumers; educate members relative to safety and better business practices; and to promote and insure a viable business climate in Wisconsin for members of the industry. Below is a brief list of benefits to belonging to the WMA.
Back to TopWisconsin Milk Haulers Association (WMHA)The Wisconsin Milk Haulers Association is the most recent division of the WMCA since 1998. The WMHA serves companies hauling raw milk in the state of Wisconsin. The Association has won special weight allowances for trucks hauling milk in Wisconsin. The WMHA has represented the interests of the milk haulers when the DOT was reviewing the intrastate hours of service rules. Benefits of belonging to the Association are bulleted below.
Back to TopWisconsin Towing Association (WTA)The Wisconsin Towing Association was established in 1967 as a non-profit trade association to represent the interests of towing and recovery operators within the State of Wisconsin. The WTA also serves as a clearing house for both federal and state regulations, towing procedures, and other information of pertinence to the industry. The brief list of member services follows:
Back to TopWisconsin Motor Coach Association (WMC)The Wisconsin Motor Coach Association was formed in 1987 as a non-profit trade association division of the WMCA. The foremost purpose of the Association is to insure that the motor coach industry is represented before State government. This is accomplished through the lobbying efforts with the WMCA. The WMC has worked together to further the common interest in developing a positive business climate for motor coach operators in Wisconsin. Benefits of this association are listed below.
Back to TopIndependent Contractors DivisionThe Independent Contractors Division will concentrate on the problems and interest of owner operators in Wisconsin. As a division of the WMCA, members are eligible for all programs offered by WMCA. Affiliation with WMCA increases the amount of information and technical assistance that is available. There is also extra strength on legislative issues and better bargaining power on group discount programs.
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