The Alliance for Driver Safety & Security, also known as the Trucking Alliance, announced it will push for congressional passage of a new drug testing law to require anyone who…
Group Pushes Congress to Tighten Truck Driver Drug Testing En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance recently wrote the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) and the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s Region V (Canadian jurisdictions), stressing the importance of graduated education…
CTA Urges Start of Graduated Education During ELD Transition En savoir plus
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s annual International Roadcheck, scheduled for June 5-7, will focus will be on hours-of-service compliance, says CVSA, due in part to the implementation of the U.S….
Roadcheck To Focus on HoS Violations En savoir plus
A new working committee of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance has been inaugurated to tackle the issue of lack of uniform crash data for truck-involved crashes and the issue of…
CVSA Committee to CSA Address Crash Data Uniformity, Accountability En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and its member associations continue to work with governments across Canada to raise the bar for truck driver training by introducing mandatory entry level training…
CTA Applauds Western Provinces’ Movement on Mandatory Entry Level Training En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has made achieving this its top priority, and the effort will address five key issues to reach its goal. CTA president Stephen Laskowski recently underscored…
CTA: Leveling the Playing field for Trucking Top Priority En savoir plus
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has assigned severity weights to each of about a dozen electronic logging device-related violations that are being recorded on a driver’s or motor carrier’s…
FMCSA Assigns CSA Severity Weights to ELD Violations En savoir plus
CTA representatives appeared this week before the Committee on National Security and Defence on Bill C-45, the Cannabis Act, to discuss the potential impacts legalization will have on the Canada-US…
CTA: No Reason for US to Scrutinize Truckers at Border Post-Legalization of Cannabis En savoir plus
The American Transportation Research Institute’s top research priorities for 2018 include smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and cannabis intoxication testing procedures, among others. Each year, ATRI’s research advisory committee develops the…
Smart Cities, Crash Data, Cannabis Make ATRI’s Top Research Priorities List En savoir plus
