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Foreword and Interview by Lyndon Finney
Josh Kaburick is no stranger to the truckload environment. First of all, his heritage is strong, as Josh has followed
in the footsteps of his late father, John Kaburick, a past Truckload Carriers Association chairman. In his own words,
Josh says as a teenager, he worked in the shop, cleaned out trucks, washed trailers and emptied wastebaskets. No job
was too small for him, and that allowed Josh to build a work ethic that educated him in trucking from the bottom up.
Today, his company, Earl L. Henderson Trucking, operates as a full truckload dry van and refrigerated carrier with
350 power units and 700 trailers. Nor is Josh a stranger to the association itself, with his TCA life experience mirroring
his truckload life. Those life experiences have prepared Josh to lead TCA as chairman of a growing association.
In his second Chat With the Chairman, among other topics, he talks about what the association has accomplished
during his first two months in office and looks ahead to the coming months, addresses the increase in truck crashes,
speaks to trucking’s frustration with Washington’s inability to find a way to bolster the Highway Trust Fund and urges
members to make plans for September’s Call on Washington.
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