Committees
NMFTA committees bring together industry experts to collaboratively address challenges in freight transportation, develop best practices, and guide the creation of standards that benefit the entire industry. Their work supports innovation, improves operational efficiency, and ensures that NMFTA remains responsive to the evolving needs of its members.
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Classification Resource Committee (CRC)
NMFTA’s Classification Resource Committee (CRC) provides information and other resources to the Freight Classification Development Center (FCDC).
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Carrier Procedures Committee
The NMFTA Carrier Procedures Committee develops best practices, rules, and model agreements for settlements, claims, and related carrier operations.
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Digital LTL Committee
The NMFTA Digital LTL Committee evaluates eBOL adoption and develops standards for mapping, terms, and certifications in digital shipping documents.
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Regulatory Policy Committee
The NMFTA Regulatory Policy Committee guides member participation in regulatory and legal matters that impact or are relevant to the motor carrier industry.
Councils
NMFTA councils are industry-led groups that guide collaboration, develop standards, and provide expertise to support NMFTA’s mission of advancing efficiency, innovation, and security in freight transportation.
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Digital Standards Development Council (DSDC)
The DSDC unites freight stakeholders to develop open standards enabling digital, interoperable freight operations.
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Standards for Cybersecurity In Transportation (SCIT) Council
The NMFTA Standards for Cybersecurity In Transportation (SCIT) Council leads industry collaboration, research, and education to identify risks, develop best practices, and strengthen the security of commercial transportation systems and assets.
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LTL Industry Council
The LTL Industry Council is an NMFTA member-driven body that unites LTL carriers to collaborate on industry challenges, develop best practices, and advance efficient, consistent operations.
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W&R Council
The Weighing and Research Council brings LTL carriers together to share expertise and develop best practices that improve accuracy, consistency, and efficiency in weighing, inspection, and research operations.