Trucks For Change is preparing to reconnect carriers and charities this year to help the growing number of Canadians in need of support. Trucks for Change connects a network of…
T4C Gearing Up for Charitable ‘24 Read more...
Taxation avoidance and labour abuse are arguably the main areas of delinquency by Driver Inc companies, but their unscrupulous behaviour often spills into highway and equipment safety non-compliance, say the…
CTA, Teamsters Outline Role for Transportation Ministers to Stamp Out Driver Inc Read more...
Canadian for-hire fleets, many of which are also CTA carrier members, routinely show very well in the Truckload Carriers Association and CarriersEdge Best Fleets to Drive For contest. This year was…
Canadian Fleets Well Placed TCA Best Fleets to Drive For List Read more...
Driver Inc. has made an uneven playing field in the trucking industry and is creating unfair and illegal disadvantages. Those using the scheme are siphoning up to $1 billion a year…
By the Numbers: Canadians Want Govt to Step Up Enforcement of Driver Inc Read more...
Canada’s truck drivers play a crucial role in making sure that families and business across the country get the goods they need on time. They are integral in keeping supply chains moving,…
By The Numbers: Trucking Viewed as Most Important Mode in Canada Read more...
In response to a second request by The For GOOD Foundation (TFGF), Trucks For Change (T4C) and its network of carriers stepped up for a second time in 2022 to…
T4C on the Move Again to Support GOOD Foundation and Canadian Food Banks Read more...
Trucking HR Canada, along with a coalition of industry partners including the Canadian Trucking Alliance, are working together to address the growing labour shortage in the trucking sector. Trucking HR…
The Canadian trucking industry is being challenged to pay it forward by organizing company food drives in the lead-up to Christmas. The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and Trucks For Change…
CTA & T4C Challenge: Deliver Food for the Holidays Read more...
A majority of Canadians view trucking as the most crucial transportation mode in the Canadian economy, according to a new poll conducted by Abacus Research. Just over half of Canadians…
Abacus Poll: Trucking Viewed as Most Important Mode in Canada Read more...
