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NSRMCA today announced that Board President Jack Khudikyan will step down from his leadership role to focus on his responsibilities as Chief Executive Officer of AiLO and spend more time with his young family.

NSRMCA is excited to announce the launch of its new and improved website coming October 9, providing members and industry partners with an updated online home for association news, resources and information.

The National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA) was joined by two congressional staff members during its 2026 National Convention for a discussion on the future of the United States Postal Service, postal policy and the work being done on Capitol Hill.

Congressman James Walkinshaw (VA-11) joined members of the National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA) during its 2026 National Convention, recognizing the critical role transportation contractors play in supporting the United States Postal Service and encouraging the industry to remain engaged, united and focused on its shared mission of moving America’s mail.

The National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA) concluded its 2026 National Convention this week with a strong focus on direct engagement, collaboration and strengthening the relationship between the Association's members and their customer, the United States Postal Service.

The USPS fiscal year 2025 annual report to Congress has been submitted and is online.

USPS announced it will begin phasing out use of non-domiciled CDL operators by its contracted trucking providers.

The trucking industry shed 2,700 jobs in June, marking the second month of declines in a row, federal statistics show.

The National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA) — which represents transportation companies that comprise the United States Postal Service’s surface transportation network — is renting out the entirety of Nationals Stadium for its annual Region Night gala dinner during this year’s 90th Anniversary National Convention, Aug. 23-26.

The cost of operating a commercial truck dropped slightly in 2024, but lower fuel costs masked increased expenses elsewhere, according to one report.