Membership benefits

What ROMOTANA does for members

Savings on the costs every carrier carries, events and seminars that are worth the drive, and a voice in the rooms where the rules for our industry are written.

Member savings

Special deals in the areas of your daily activity

ROMOTANA negotiates member rates with partners across the services a trucking company pays for every week, so the cost of membership comes back in the ordinary running of the business.

Members deal with each partner directly and keep full control of the arrangement. The association's role is to open the door, keep the terms honest, and step in when something goes wrong. The ROMOTANA fuel card is the benefit most members start with.

Where members save

  • Safety
  • Factoring
  • Insurance
  • Fuel cards
  • New equipment purchase
  • Equipment finance
  • Repairs
  • Tires
  • Parking
  • Hiring
  • Accounting

Included with membership

Everything else you get from the association

Membership is not only a discount list. Most of what members value happens between people.

Networking events

Special events providing business-focused opportunities to meet like-minded professionals and distinguished guests representing authorities and governing bodies connected to the industry.

Seminars

Informative and educational classes with distinguished top-rated professionals from across the transportation industry.

Internship opportunities

ROMOTANA facilitates, through its partners, the publishing of advertising and communication releases from members seeking interns.

Recognition annual gala

An annual VIP gala banquet with members and guests from organizations in the industry, awarding people who made a difference for the organization and its members.

Newsletter

Published by ROMOTANA and its affiliated media partners, covering news and studies of major interest to our members.

Administrative assistance

One-on-one meetings with high-level professionals who pledge administrative and/or legal assistance to members who need it.

Advocacy

Watching the legislation, and speaking up about it

Rules made in Washington and in the provincial and state capitals decide what a carrier can do next year. We follow them, explain them, and take our members' position into the room.

Legislative watch

Non-partisan legislative analysis and research — educational and informative — so members understand forecast changes affecting the industry and can prepare for them in good time.

Lobbying

Meetings and discussions with government representatives when bills and proposed laws that may affect the transportation industry are being considered.

Ready to join us?

Applications take a few minutes. If you are active in transportation in the United States or Canada, in any capacity, we would like to hear from you.