Potential Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for TRFA

General Inquiries

• What is TRFA?
  • TRFA is the Tanzania Road Freight Association, a business association representing the interests of small and medium-scale road transporters in Tanzania. We advocate for a safe, efficient, and reliable road transport industry.
• Who are the members of TRFA?
  • Our members are primarily small and medium-scale road transport businesses operating within Tanzania.
• What are the benefits of joining TRFA?
  • Membership offers access to advocacy, support services, training, and networking opportunities, among other benefits.
• How can I become a member of TRFA?
  • To become a member, please contact our office for membership application procedures.
• What are the membership fees?
  • Membership fees vary based on different categories of members. Please contact us for detailed information.

Services and Support

• What services does TRFA offer?
  • TRFA provides a range of services including advocacy, policy influence, member support, training, and industry development initiatives.
• How does TRFA support its members?
  • We offer practical assistance through advocacy, capacity building, and addressing members’ concerns.
• Does TRFA provide legal advice?
  • While we cannot provide legal advice, we can connect members with legal professionals who specialize in transport-related matters.
• Does TRFA offer financial assistance to members?
  • TRFA does not provide direct financial assistance but can help members access available government or donor-funded programs.

Industry and Policy

• What are the major challenges facing the road transport industry in Tanzania?
  • The industry faces challenges such as poor road infrastructure, high fuel costs, bureaucratic hurdles, and competition.
• What is TRFA doing to address these challenges?
  • TRFA is actively engaged in advocacy, policy reforms, and capacity building to mitigate these challenges.
• How does TRFA collaborate with the government?
  • TRFA maintains a strong working relationship with government agencies to influence policies and address industry concerns.