Welcome to HTA – Hawaii Transportation Association

The Hawaii Transportation Association (HTA), founded in 1938 and incorporated in 1963, is a private, non-profit trade organization dedicated to the service and assistance to the commercial ground transportation industry in the State of Hawaii.

If you have delivery trucks, utility trucks, or tour vehicles, HTA can serve you. If your customers are trucks and/or tour vehicles you can be an HTA Allied Member and gain access to the commercial ground transportation industry. The association serves as a central source of information by conducting research and education programs for its members. It also represents the industry’s interests before county, state and federal agencies as well as county councils, the state legislature and Congress.

Fleeting View Newsletter – January 21, 2026

• Transportation Consumer Price Index for December 2025
• ATA‑Backed Cargo Theft Bill Advances with House Committee Approval
• ELD Gets Reinstated
• Speed Limit Changes on Airport Road at Hilo International Airport
• Indefinite Closure of Pier 16 Berths
• Movers & Shakers: Hoʻomaikaʻi
• ATA 2026 Driver Compensation Study
• Get Teed Off with HTA Hawaii

HTA Hawaii
On the News

Erin Jefferson, Senior Vice President of DSR Logistics Company and Past President of the Hawaii Transportation Association (2023–2024), was on air with Annalisa Burgos, anchor of Hawaii News Now Sunrise Weekends, discussing National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (9/14 – 9/20) and a Women in Motion Webinar (9/17).

HTA Hawaii honors more than 4,000 drivers who keep Hawai‘i moving — delivering groceries, medical supplies, and more through the unique challenges of island supply chains. This week highlights their resilience, hard work, and vital role in our economy.