Transport Minister Omar Alghabra issued a public statement today, which once again commits the Government of Canada to the third-party certified electronic logging device (ELD) mandate, coming into force June…
The Government of New Brunswick has confirmed that it will not be enforcing COVID19 testing for truckers or local commuters for work, medical or veterinary care, or childcare or custody…
UPDATE: NB COVID-Testing Policy for Truck Drivers En savoir plus
Trimble is the latest ELD supplier to release a statement confirming the company’s commitment to the June 2021 ELD enforcement date: “Whether your fleet is operating on ELD in the…
Trimble Committed to Third-Party Certification for Canadian ELD En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) appreciates the federal government’s support of the trucking industry in providing guidance and support in keeping our workforce safe, supply chains moving and our trade-based…
CTA Statement Regarding COVID-19 & Trucking Industry En savoir plus
Zonar has announced it is “ready and will be certified” for the effective ELD enforcement date in Canada of June 12, 2021. “Zonar has worked with Transport Canada, the Canadian Trucking…
Zonar Declares its ELDs Will be Certified by June Enforcement Date En savoir plus
Omnitracs published a statement on its website stating that it intends to be fully certified when the mandate enforcement begins on June 12, 2021. The statement reads as follows: “The…
Omnitracs Latest ELD Supplier to Be Comfortable with June Start Date En savoir plus
Transportation Solution Provider Streamline Transportation Technologies of Kamloops, BC, supports the Canadian ELD process and makes final preparations to be ready for the June 12, 2021 deadline. « Electronic logs are nothing new…
An Alberta judge’s recent ruling in favour of a motor carrier has once again reinforced the legitimacy of random testing for truck drivers as a matter of policy. Justice Dunlop,…
Latest Court Ruling Bolsters Carriers’ Right to Implement & Enforce Random Testing En savoir plus
Commercial vehicle inspectors will place a special focus on lighting issues and Hours of Service violations during the annual Roadcheck inspection, May 4-6. While the inspections cover all critical items…
Roadcheck ’21 to Target HoS, Lighting En savoir plus
