FMCSA has issued its long-awaited entry-level driver training proposal, which calls for a minimum of 30 hours of training with « demonstrated proficiency » behind the wheel, along with an unspecified amount…
US Driver Training Rule Published En savoir plus
Transport Canada has developed a number of options for potential amendments to the training requirements in the TDG regulations that may be considered in the next few years. These options…
TC Seeks Feedback on Potential Training Amendments to TDG Regulations En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) says officials from Transport Minister Marc Garneau’s office have confirmed media reports suggesting the new government is moving forward to replace current requirements for truck…
Feds Confirm Commitment to Introducing e-Logs and e-Stability Control for Trucks En savoir plus
Canada’s leading transport officials released their latest long-term vision to improve safety on Canada’s highways and reduce traffic fatalities. The Road Safety Strategy (RSS) 2025 is “aligned with international best…
CCMTA Releases 10-Year Transportation Safety Strategy En savoir plus
The final version of the U.S. DOT’s rule to mandate the use of electronic logging devices published in December maintained the major anti-harassment provisions previously proposed by FMCSA. As reported…
‘Anti-harassment’ Provisions Set Within ELD Mandate En savoir plus
Key changes are coming to the air cargo industry, which includes the role of ground transportation services. Shippers may require their ground transport providers to be part of this program….
Air Cargo Security Webinar to Address Sector Rule Changes En savoir plus
The new rule in the U.S. prohibiting companies from pushing truck drivers to violate federal safety regulations takes effect Jan. 29. The so-called “coercion rule” – officially knowns as the…
US Driver-Coercion Rule Takes Effect End of Jan En savoir plus
As a new federal government gets settled in Ottawa, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has offered a plan to support growth in the economy while improving highway safety and reducing…
CTA Offers Feds Strategy To Foster Key Election Promises En savoir plus
By David Bradley There are four bodies that report to the Canadian Council of Deputy Ministers of Transportation and Highway Safety – The Engineering and Research Support Committee, the Policy…
Editorial: The Future Ain’t What it Used to Be En savoir plus
