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The U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) may be preparing to delay the planned Feb. 7, 2020 rollout of national minimum entry-level training standards for commercial licences. Some…
Delay Expected in U.S. Driver Training Standard Read more...
Distracted drivers and dangerous driving of other motorists are the top threats to truck drivers on the highway, a recent Today’s Trucking survey concludes. The monthly Pulse Survey of Today’s…
Poll: Distracted Drivers Top Threat to Truckers Read more...
U.S. Shippers using carriers who are still not prepared for the Dec. 16 deadline to switch from automatic onboard recording devices (AOBRDs) to federally mandated electronic logging devices (ELDs) could…
JOC: Potential Capacity Squeeze Ahead of Last ELD Deadline Read more...
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) recently released the latest edition of its Analysis of the Operational Costs of Trucking. And found the average marginal cost per mile incurred by…
Labour, Maintenance Leading Trucking Costs: ATRI Read more...
There were more cargo thefts in Canada last year than in the entire U.S., with Peel Region being the second busiest jurisdiction for thieves behind only California, reports Today’s Trucking….
Canadian Cargo Theft Surpasses the U.S. Read more...
Stay Metrics, a provider of driver retention tools, investigated the reasons that drivers would consider recommending their fleet to other drivers. Specifically, the company conducted research identifying the top five…
Survey: Top 5 Reasons Drivers Make Referrals Read more...
With the federal election now behind us, the Canadian Trucking Alliance is urging Ottawa to work with the industry to preserve exemptions to new labour provisions and continue efforts to modernize the Canada…
Driver Inc. “is a sham” that “rips off drivers and taxpayers”, says a transportation lawyer with Fernandes Hearn LLP, urging that anyone engaged in the unlawful particle change their ways…
Transportation Lawyer: ‘The Taxman Will Come’ for Driver Inc. Players Read more...
Driver Inc. “is a sham” that “rips off drivers and taxpayers”, says a transportation lawyer with Fernandes Hearn LLP, urging that anyone engaged in the unlawful particle change their ways…
Transportation Lawyer: ‘The Taxman Will Come’ for Driver Inc. Players Read more...
