NTTC

Vision & Mission

National Tank Truck Carriers has represented the interests of the tank truck industry since its founding in 1945 in Washington, D.C. Then, as now, safety was the key element of the organization's mission statement. NTTC's mission is to champion safety and success in the tank truck community through advocacy and education. more

New Member Corner

NTTC WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS

Please join me in welcoming our new members:

        Bulkmatic Transport Co. – Griffith, IN
        Vector – San Francisco, CA
        Wantz Equipment – West Sacramento, CA
        Pratt Industries – Bridgman, MI
        Pulido Transport – Beaumont, TX
        Chemtrec – Falls Church, VA
        Krist Transportation – Iron River, MI
        Bosselman Tank & Trailer – Grand Island, NE
        Butterworth, Inc. – Houston, TX
        Jackson Lewis – Reston, VA
        Drivers Legal Plan – Oklahoma City, OK
        Energy Dispatch – Atlanta, GA
        HUB International – Pittsburgh, PA
        Bitmec Truck Wash-Bots – Greenwich, CT
        Northern Ohio Peterbilt – Cleveland, OH

 

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Features

Barbara Herman Named NTTC's Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year

ARLINGTON, Va., May 1, 2019 – At its recent 71^st Annual Conference, the National Tank Truck Carriers (NTTC) crowned Barbara Herman of K Limited Carrier as the association’s 2018-2019 Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Grand Champion, earning her the William A. Usher, Sr. trophy. Triumphing over a stellar group of eight Champion finalists with 25 million accident-free miles between them, Barbara is the first woman to win the tank truck sector’s top driver honor.

The Professional Tank Truck Driver of the Year Award recognizes an exemplary tank truck company driver or independent contractor with the most reliable and safe transportation of liquid and dry bulk commodities. The winner represents the best the tank truck industry has to offer, with a demonstrated record of safety and a tireless involvement in community and charity organizations.

Barbara Herman has logged 1.7 million accident-free miles over her 34-year career as a driver. In her application, she said, “The most important responsibility that I carry with me each and every day is safety. With me, safety isn’t just a word, it’s a way of life.” She’s been involved with the Lutheran Emergency Response Team, the Make a Wish Foundation, Keeping Our Girls Safe, the Special Olympics for the Blind, and the Beach House Family Shelter.