About TRALA

TRALA is a voluntary, non-profit national trade association founded in 1978 to serve as a unified and focused voice for the truck renting and leasing industry. » Learn More

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TRALA brings together the many individuals involved in vehicle renting and leasing at its meetings to share information and to participate in educational opportunities and professional interaction.

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  • EnRoute – May 9, 2012

    The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Small Business Credit Availability Act, H.R. 3336, by a vote of 312 to 111. This legislation revises the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Act to provide smaller banks with relief from Dodd-Frank’s regulations governing the banks’ ability to provide low-rate fixed loans to small businesses. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration.

  • TRALA Urges Congress to Extend Natural Gas Tax Incentives

    TRALA today urged the U.S. Congress to extend expiring tax incentives aimed at accelerating the production of natural gas resources and the utilization of natural gas as a transportation fuel.  In written testimony before the House of Representatives’ Committee on Ways and Means, TRALA supported the tax incentives as a factor in boosting domestic job [...]

  • Federal District Court Strikes Down NLRB Posting Rule

    The United States District Court for the District of South Carolina Charleston Division struck down the National Labor Relations’ Board (NLRB) ruling on the posting regulation that would have affected thousands of companies nationwide.  TRALA had worked with the U.S. Chamber and the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace to oppose this proposal by the NLRB. [...]

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  • EnRoute – May 9, 2012

    The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Small Business Credit Availability Act, H.R. 3336, by a vote of 312 to 111. This legislation revises the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Act to provide smaller banks with relief from Dodd-Frank’s regulations governing the banks’ ability to provide low-rate fixed loans to small businesses. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration.

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