There’s a growing underground economy that’s hurting our trucking sector, harming worker rights, and robbing Canadians of billions. Together, we can stop it. Today, the Canadian Trucking Alliance announced the…
Stop Tax and Labour Abuse: CTA Announces New Campaign to Put Pressure on Federal Govt En savoir plus
A report released by PricewaterhouseCoopers for Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada (FHCP), found that given the reliance the country’s supply chain has on the trucking industry, a growing…
PWC Report: Truck Driver Shortage a Risk to Canada’s Economy En savoir plus
A long-standing quest for better data on how delays experienced by truck drivers waiting to load and unload affects safety and lost pay will get a reboot, according to Freightwaves….
FMCSA to Revisit Driver Detention Time Survey En savoir plus
Proposed US legislation would require the DOT to set a safety selection standard for those contracting with motor carriers. As, Truckinginfo.com reports, the bill – called the Motor Carrier Safety…
Bill Would Set Carrier Selection Safety Standards for Brokers, Shippers En savoir plus
ACT Research reports demand fundamentals in the US freight market are beginning to recover and data suggests with capacity starting to tighten, the industry is approaching the bottom of the…
Freight Cycle Approaching Upswing, Suggests ACT En savoir plus
The underlying issues causing empty miles and unfilled trucks persist even as a balancing supply chain has softened them, reports Transport Topics. The supply chain slowly getting back to normal…
Supply Chain ‘Rebalancing’ But Freight Volatility Persists En savoir plus
The best way to recruit and retain drivers is to listen to them and offer open communication channels, say Canadian carriers who took part in the Truckload carriers Association annual…
Recruiting-Retention 101: Listen to Drivers En savoir plus
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra officially announced the Government of Canada’s commitment to provide $46 million to the trucking industry to address the nation’s growing truck driver shortage. Today’s announcement follows…
Truck component manufacturers are giving stronger consideration to sourcing production from North America, as international supply chains grapple with delays and disruption and shipping from China is getting more expensive…
Trucking Suppliers Eye North American Production Shift En savoir plus
