The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has made a submission highlighting the administrative and competitive challenges created by the proposed federal pricing system contained in the federal government’s technical paper released last…
CTA Highlights Challenges with Federal Carbon Pricing Approach En savoir plus
A report of the Senate Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development supported three key recommendations of the Canadian Trucking Alliance to smooth the transition to cleaner engines in the…
Senate Report Supports Made-in-Canada Emissions Rule; Crack Down on Tampering En savoir plus
Transport Minister Marc Garneau says Canada is on the brink of an automotive revolution not seen since the introduction of the automobile – and the federal government has a vital…
Transport Minister: Feds to Play Role in Facilitating Autonomous Vehicles En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding Transport Canada’s posting in Gazette II of the mandatory introduction of electronic stability control (ESC) on commercial vehicles. The objective of this rule…
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is applauding Transport Canada En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance says many clarifications it asked for in the pre-consultation phases leading up to Canada’s proposed ELD rule are expected to be incorporated once Transport Canada issues…
CTA Pleased with Direction of Proposed ELD Rule En savoir plus
Uncertainty over international trade – combined with impeding electronic logging device mandates as well as automation and on-demand servicing in the transportation industry – are the key potential disruptions which…
FTR: ‘Disruptions ‘Ahead’ En savoir plus
The Canadian trucking industry is supportive of current and future carbon reducing regulations, but decision makers should heed lessons from the past when considering future environmental policy direction and regulatory…
CTA Outlines Carbon Reduction Path to Senate Committee En savoir plus
A sweeping report released today by the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), the International Transport Workers’ Federation and the International Road Transport Union (IRU) made several recommendations on easing the…
Industry Groups Urge Policy Makers to ‘Soften’ Transition of Autonomous Vehicles En savoir plus
Trucking technology may one day evolve to the point that the tractor can drive itself, but that is likely to come in small steps rather than giant leap. Moderating a…
Autonomous Truck Symposium: ‘Driving a lot More Than Holding A Wheel’ En savoir plus
