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
An effort by the U.S. DOT to collect data on how many truck operators have obstructive sleep apnea and what impact a potential sleep apnea rule could have on the…
Potential Truck Driver Sleep Apnea Rule Moves Forward En savoir plus
Today’s announcement of the final US rule requiring the use of electronic logging devices (ELD), puts Canada “under the gun” and removes any remaining argument for the Canadian governments not…
CTA: No Reason For Further Delay on Canadian ELD Rule En savoir plus
CANUTEC, the Canadian Transport Emergency Centre, now has a toll-free phone number which can be used for Emergency assistance for the Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) from anywhere in Canada…
New Toll-Free Number for CANUTEC En savoir plus
For the most part, truck and trailer manufacturers and stakeholders who submitted comments on the next round of fuel economy and emissions regulations generally support the overall goals of the…
Trucking Comments Support GHG Phase 2, But Questions EPA Strategy En savoir plus
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has renewed an exemption that allows carriers to mount lane departure warning systems and collision mitigation cameras lower on the windshield of a truck….
FMCSA Extends Collision Warning System Exemption; Says ‘No’ to Cameras As Mirrors En savoir plus
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has announced that as of Dec. 4 “much of the information previously available on the FMCSA website related to property carrier’s compliance and safety…
FMCSA Removes CSA Data from Public View En savoir plus
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are introducing new regulations, effective April 1, 2016, for the processing, storage, shipping, and transport of food…
New Food Safety Regulations Take Effect April 2016 En savoir plus
Two significant developments affecting the trucking industry south of the border were recently approved in the U.S. Both the American Trucking Association (ATA) and Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) applauded…
ATA Pleased With US Highway bill; Driver ‘Coercion’ Rule Published En savoir plus
