A resident of Burr Ridge, Illinois, Robert Rogulic leads transportation and logistics company Tri-National, Inc., as president and chief executive officer. Responsible for overseeing a management team with a combined 90 years of administrative experience, Robert Rogulic maintains membership in the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA). Established in 1938, TCA represents the operators of more than 200,000 trucks that generate annual revenues of more than $38 billion. The organization engages in education and advocacy to advance the trucking industry, supporting initiatives such as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) Our Roads, Our Safety program, The program aims to raise awareness about sharing the road safely with the more than 12 million registered commercial motor vehicles, thereby reducing accidents and injuries involving large trucks and buses. Our Roads, Our Safety highlights the unique differences between large commercial vehicles and smaller passenger vehicles. When drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians understand how large vehicles operate, including where their blind spots are and how they must negotiate turns, they can make small adjustments to their driving to share the road more safely.

1. TCA Supports Our Roads, Our Safety
Campaign to Reduce Accidents
Robert Rogulic

2. Introduction
A resident of Burr Ridge, Illinois, Robert Rogulic leads transportation and
logistics company Tri-National, Inc., as president and chief executive officer.
Responsible for overseeing a management team with a combined 90 years of
administrative experience, Robert Rogulic maintains membership in the
Truckload Carriers Association (TCA).

3. Established in 1938, TCA represents the operators of more than 200,000
trucks that generate annual revenues of more than $38 billion. The
organization engages in education and advocacy to advance the trucking
industry, supporting initiatives such as the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration’s (FMCSA) Our Roads, Our Safety program, The program aims
to raise awareness about sharing the road safely with the more than 12
million registered commercial motor vehicles, thereby reducing accidents
and injuries involving large trucks and buses.

4. Our Roads, Our Safety highlights the unique differences between large
commercial vehicles and smaller passenger vehicles. When drivers, cyclists,
and pedestrians understand how large vehicles operate, including where
their blind spots are and how they must negotiate turns, they can make
small adjustments to their driving to share the road more safely.