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The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) wrote to the Council of the Federation – composed of the premiers of each of Canada’s 13 provinces and territories – and urged leaders to implement measures…
CTA Offers Plan & Caution Regarding Trucking Support Amid Tariffs En savoir plus
The American Trucking Associations led more than 150 organizations representing trucking, rail, energy, organized labor, agriculture, third-party logistics providers, and other key supply chain stakeholders to urge Congress to pass…
Cut Transportation Red Tape, say US Truckers Part of Supply Chain Coalition En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) continues to work with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to increase compliance with CBSA regulations while ensuring that greater fairness in the application of…
CTA: Working Towards Greater Fairness in AMPs Regime a Priority in 2024 En savoir plus
Canadian truck drivers say they want to see new entrants to undergo substantially more training than they currently do, according to the monthly Pulse survey of Today’s Trucking readers. Almost half expressed…
Truckers Want More Training for Future Drivers: TT Survey En savoir plus
Darcy Knowles of Alchemist Specialty Carriers Inc., has been awarded the prestigious title of 2023 National Driver of the Year by the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and Volvo Trucks Canada….
BC Professional Truck Driver Darcy Knowles Honoured as 2023 Canada Driver of the Year En savoir plus
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) found that 30% of all crash-related tows in the U.S. include some form of predatory billing. The research — published in an ATRI report…
ATRI: 30% of US Crash-Related Truck Tows are Predatory En savoir plus
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) reports that 34% of transportation companies surveyed were forced to turn away businesses because of labour shortages, while 16% postponed contracts. Its report – Small…
CFIB: Transport Firms Lost Nearly $2B in Business Due to Labour Shortage En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has provided federal and provincial finance ministers across Canada a list of priorities that need to be addressed in areas of strategic infrastructure, carbon pricing, and…
The CBSA’s CARM Engagement team is offering a new series of webinars starting in 2024, including sessions tailored to small-medium sized businesses, CARM Release 2, and an Open Mic webinar…
CBSA Offering New Webinar Series on CARM Onboarding En savoir plus
The truck driver shortage is a problem throughout the world. An International Road Transport Union (IRU) study identified more than 3 million unfilled driving jobs across 36 other countries –…
IRU: Three Dozen Countries Short 3M Truck Drivers En savoir plus
