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An independent owner-operator is a truck driver who owns and operates his or her own truck. In California, tens of thousands of truck drivers choose to work as independent owner-operators because of the freedom and flexibility that work model affords them.
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The mission of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, Inc. is to serve owner-operators, small fleets and professional truckers; to work for a business climate where truckers are treated equally and fairly; to promote highway safety and responsibility among all highway users; and to promote a better business climate and efficiency for a...
Since 1973, the Association has actively advocated the views of professional truckers through its interaction with state, provincial and federal government agencies, legislatures, the courts, other associations, and private businesses to advance an equitable environment for commercial drivers. OOIDA is active in all aspects of highway safety and tr...
OOIDA was formed as a result of global trade and economic issues in the early 1970s. The OPEC oil embargoes literally shut down the trucking industry and nearly crippled the nation. The association’s founding members (which included the late Jim Johnston, former OOIDA president) traveled to Washington, DC to present the problems of the trucking ind...
Our national headquarters is still located on the outskirts of Kansas City, in Grain Valley, MO. All OOIDA officers and directors are now, or have been, professional truckers, and are elected from the membership, by the membership. The 22-member board helps define OOIDA’s position on all major trucking issues. OOIDA has a fully staffed Government A...
OOIDA publishes Land Line Magazine, the trade publication dedicated to keeping professional truckers informed of current legislation, trucking regulations, new products and services, and common interests. OOIDA also produces Land Line Nowfor Sirius XM Satellite Radio’s The Road Dog on Sirius XM Channel 146. Land Line Now is the first daily news and...
Contact Us. The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association is the international trade association representing the interests of independent owner-operators and professional drivers on all issues that affect truckers.
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has been fighting to defend the rights of small business truckers since 1973. Become a member today →
Jul 14, 2022 · Does (or will) California have a website or phone number available for anyone potentially impacted by the new law to ask questions and receive timely answers? OOIDA, which wrote an amicus brief in support of the California Trucking Association’s case, told the governor that AB5’s all-or-nothing approach isn’t practical.
Since 1973 the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association has been fighting for the rights of all professional truckers. We are proud of our history of effective representation, and as we grow, we will continue to fight for our members’ best interests in new and more powerful ways.
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Truck drivers recently lost their exemption to the AB5 law when the U.S. Supreme Court denied an appeal by the California Trucking Association. The law effectively prohibits owner-operators from hauling freight unless they become company employees.
