The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding the direction of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada for several actions related to the trucking industry in their document: A Real Plan…
CTA: Trucking Highlighted in PC Plan to Address Climate Change, Empty Trailers Read more...
Eleven rural and northern communities have now been selected as part of the new Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, which invites newcomers to make these communities their new homes. The…
Federal Government Continues to Move Ahead with New Immigration Pilot Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance has been supportive of the US EPA and Environment Canada’s regulatory approach to reducing the carbon footprint of operating trucking tractors and trailers. However, in response…
CTA: Environment Canada to Review Trailer Regulation in 2019-20 Read more...
Transport Minister Marc Garneau has shown great leadership in delivering an electronic logging device (ELD) rule which, according to the Canadian Trucking Alliance, will catapult Canada ahead of the U.S….
Canadian Truckers Laud Final ELD Rule, Including Third Party Certification Read more...
The federal government announced that revenue from the national carbon pricing system can be used to support fleets that invest in environmentally clean trucking technologies and devices. Leading up to…
Feds Commit to Reinvesting Carbon Revenue Back into Trucking Industry Read more...
Education and training to combat distracted driving could be part of the national, mandatory entry level training (MELT) standard – a key recommendation in the Canadian Trucking Alliance’s 10-point Action…
CTA’s Action Plan Against Distracted Driving Put in Motion Read more...
In completing the final review of the electronic logging device (ELD) technical standard last month, the Canadian Trucking Alliance believes there are no roadblocks to finalizing the standard in the…
CTA, Suppliers Push Forward with ELD Tech Standard – Home Stretch in Sight Read more...
“There’s clearly an issue about monitoring,” said Provincial Judge Sean Dunnigan after Crown prosecutor Deanna Smyth detailed the multiple violations under federal and provincial transportation regulations which were not complied…
CTA Reaffirms Plan to Improve Truck Safety Oversight and Hours of Service Compliance Read more...
Beginning on April 1, a carbon charge will be applied on all diesel fuel consumed in Canada. In provincial jurisdictions without a carbon charge currently in place, the price of…
CTA Chair Calls for Reinvestment of Carbon Charge & Supply Chain Education Read more...
