News - Canadian Trucking Alliance - page 79

New CFIA License Requirements Coming into Effect for Importers

Monday March 01, 2021 | Border & Customs, News Releases

Carriers Encouraged to Reach out to Customers to Ensure Compliance and Avoid Border Delays
Major Highway 1 Closures at Kicking Horse Canyon in BC Starting March 15

Monday March 01, 2021 | Infrastructure

Highway 1 road closures in the Kicking Horse Canyon (between Golden and Banff) are expected with short term closures starting March 15 and long-term closures starting April 12, 2021.
UPDATE: NB COVID-Testing Policy for Truck Drivers

Saturday February 27, 2021 | Border & Customs, COVID-19, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage, News Releases, Operations & Safety

The Government of New Brunswick has confirmed that it will not be enforcing COVID19 testing for truckers or local commuters for work on March 1, as was previously communicated.
NB Rapid COVID-19 Test Pilot Project

Friday February 26, 2021 | Border & Customs, COVID-19, Industry Image & PR, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage

A pilot project to provide rapid testing for asymptomatic people and truck drivers who go across the border to and from New Brunswick for work or essential purposes will start today in Hartland.
Freight costs down, Surcharges Rise in DEC: CGFI

Thursday February 25, 2021 | Business Conditions

Canadian shippers paid marginally less for ground transportation in December, down 0.44% compared to November, according to the Canadian General Freight Index (CGFI), reports Truck News.
NATSO Opposes Competing Electric Vehicle Charging at Interstate Rest Stops

Wednesday February 24, 2021 | Environment & Fuel, Infrastructure

Truck stop operators and other businesses are opposing efforts to commercialize rest areas in the U.S., reports Today’s Trucking.
CTA: CBSA Issues Policy Direction on ArriveCAN

Friday February 19, 2021 | Border & Customs, COVID-19, News Releases

Late this evening, CTA received this clarification from the agency.
EPA Steps Up Enforcement of ‘Prevalent’ Emissions Tampering

Friday February 19, 2021 | Environment & Fuel, Technology & Equipment

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is in its second year of a four-year enforcement effort to catch operators who are installing emissions defeat devices or tampering with emissions control systems.

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