ARLINGTON, Va. This month marks the 200th edition and the fourth anniversary of Tech Talk with TMC, produced jointly by the American Trucking Associations Technology & Maintenance Council and long-time trucking radio personality Dave Nemo. Tech Talk with TMC has been a weekly segment on satellite radios The Dave Nemo Show since June 2005.
Each Tuesday, TMC representatives appear on The Dave Nemo Show, covering a range of technical issues of high interest to the trucking industry. Guest speakers take live calls from SiriusXMs RoadDog Trucking Channel audience, heard on Sirius Channel 147 and XM Channel 171. The 200th segment episode will be broadcast on June 30th at 10:05 a.m. EDT.
TMC Technical Director Robert Braswell appears on the program each week, along with a veteran TMC member covering issues involving maintenance, inspection and specification of brakes, on-board vehicle electronics and electrical systems, engines, seating, tires and wheels, trailers, transmissions, chassis and suspensions.
Were thrilled to be able to present vital information from these experts to our trucking audience, Nemo said. Response to TMCs presence on the show in the past has been overwhelmingly positive and its great to have the members on the air on a weekly basis covering everything from the shiny side to the rubber side and everything in between. I'm also very glad to see listeners take advantage of the special Owner Operator membership category. With input from these seasoned professionals and TMC's vast pool of knowledge, it's a real winning combination."
TMC members make up the industrys foremost experts when it comes to on- and off-board truck technology, and the Council shares its collective experience and knowledge with listeners. We think its a great opportunity to reach a segment of the industry that may not previously have been exposed to TMC and to hear from the folks who literally wrote the book on heavy vehicle equipment and systems maintenance and application, said Braswell.
TMC, a technical council of American Trucking Associations, is North America's premier technical society for truck equipment technology and maintenance professionals. TMC features a diverse membership of equipment managers, service-dealers, owner-operators, industry suppliers and manufacturers, educators, academia and others that support the trucking industry. TMC member fleets represent the broad range of industry vocations, including truckload, less-than-truckload, municipal, private, on/off-highway, construction and other operations. Find out more about TMC online at http://tmc.truckline.com.
American Trucking Associations, Inc., the national trade association for the trucking industry, is a federation of affiliated state trucking associations, conferences and organizations that includes more than 37,000 motor carrier members representing every type and class of motor carrier in the country. ATA serves the interests of more than nine million people and 420,000 companies involved in trucking before Congress, the courts and regulatory agencies. http://www.truckline.com
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TMC Meeting Dates
TMC's 2009 Fall Meeting
& National Technician Skills Competition
Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh, North Carolina
September 14-17
TMC's 2010 Annual Meeting
& Transportation Technology Exhibition
Tampa Convention Center
Tampa, Florida
February 9-12
TMC's 2010 Fall Meeting
& National Technician Skills Competition
Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh, North Carolina
September 20-23
TMC's 2011 Annual Meeting
& Transportation Technology Exhibition
Tampa Convention Center
Tampa, Florida
February 8-11
