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Associations:

Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA)

Mission is to administer transportation legislation and government policies to help achieve an efficient and accessible transportation systems by education, consultation and essential regulation.

http://www.cta-otc.gc.ca/

Council of Logistics Management - Central Florida

Includes latest news and events.

http://clmcfl.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Dangerous Goods Advisory Council

Non-profit organization devoted to promoting safety in the national and international transportation of dangerous goods. Based in Washington DC.

http://www.dgac.org/

International Transportation Management Association

A non-profit organization focusing on issues relating to the transportation industry, addressing several aspects of transportation.

http://itma-houston.org/

Northern Virginia Transportation Commission

Established to manage and control the functions, affairs, and property of the Northern Virginia Transportation District.

http://www.thinkoutsidethecar.org/

Raritan Traffic Club

An organization for professional transportation businesses.

http://www.raritantraffic.org

Transport Association, UK

The Transport Association is a network of more than 60 haulage companies based throughout the UK, providing professional transport services to companies in the United Kingdom and Europe.

http://www.trans-assoc.org.uk/

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