We Are the Voice of California's Ground Transportation Industry

It's our job to ensure lawmakers understand the passenger transportation industry and enact policies that support its future.

We MOVE California

We move entertainment.

Studios, productions and talent move on our members' wheels, on call and on schedule.

We move technology.

Campus shuttles, executive transport and airport runs for the companies that define the valley.

We move government.

Officials, delegations and agency staff moved safely and discreetly across the state.

We move healthcare.

Hospital staff, patients and medical teams reach their destinations around the clock.

We move corporate.

Daily employee movement for the employers that anchor California's local economies.

We move meetings.

The meetings and conventions industry runs on ground transportation that shows up.

We move tourism.

Travelers reach every point of interest, from the coast to the Inland Empire.

Anytime the government makes a decision that affects passenger transportation, the impact is felt by travelers and the millions of businesses that depend on safe travel connections for their employees. It is our job to ensure lawmakers understand this industry and enact policies that support its future.

Where the Work Gets Done

01 Environmental & Energy Policy Committee

Works with CARB and directs association activities on environmental and energy matters including sustainability, air pollution rules, vehicle emission standards, anti-idling and diesel engine retrofit measures, fuel standards, hazardous waste issues, stormwater and vehicle washing requirements, fuel storage, and energy efficiency improvements.

02 Labor & Regulatory Policy Committee

Addresses legal, legislative and regulatory issues related to labor, including workers' compensation, insurance and risk management, driver shortage, transportation contract matters, and transportation brokers.

03 Safety Policy Committee

Responsible for developing policy on driver, carrier and occupational safety and health issues - hours of service, electronic logging devices, CDL testing, drug testing and medical certification programs, speed-related initiatives, and hygiene, health and safety training.

04 Tax Policy Committee

Develops policy relating to state taxes affecting the industry, including business, excise, estate, sales and use taxes and license fees, as well as operating taxes such as fuel taxes, tire taxes and vehicle registration fees.

05 Legislative Defense Fund

$2,500 a month of membership dues and sponsorship pledges is placed into the fund, used exclusively for lobbying and legal efforts in defense of the rights of owners in California's professional transportation industry.

Add Your Voice

Every membership strengthens the association's position in Sacramento and at California's airports.