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OTA and CTA management and staff would like to wish its membership and the trucking industry at-large a warm and merry Christmas, happy holidays and joyous New Year. OTA and…
Merry Christmas: OTA & CTA Holiday office Hours Read more...
The new US Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse is a secure online database that will give employers, FMCSA, State Driver Licensing Agencies, and State law enforcement personnel real-time information about CDL driver drug…
Reminder: US Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse goes live in January 2020 Read more...
Effective Dec. 17, 2019, all motor carriers and drivers subject to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) electronic logging devices (ELD) final rule will be required to use an ELD. This…
Reminder: FMCSA ELD Compliance Deadline kicks in December 17 Read more...
Ont AG Highlights Safety Benefit of Drug and Alcohol Testing for Commercial Drivers Ontario’s Auditor General has highlighted the lack of drug and alcohol testing for commercial truck drivers. The…
Ont AG Highlights Safety Benefit of Drug and Alcohol Testing for Commercial Drivers Read more...
Trucking HR Canada announced today the speaker lineup for the 6th annual Women with Drive Leadership Summit taking place on March 12, 2019 at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Toronto Airport…
Speaker Lineup Announced for 2020 Women with Drive Summit Read more...
After a prolonged period of uncertainty, tariffs, and sometimes contentious negotiations, the signing of the recently amended North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) provides a mutually beneficial deal, strengthens the…
Newly Amended NAFTA Brings Certainty as Parties Head Towards Ratification Read more...
In the long run, electric powertrains will dominate the marketplace, but as the transition occurs, some technologies will bridge the present and the future, according to the fourth Guidance Report…
NACFE: ‘Messy Middle’ Ahead for e-Truck Market Growth Read more...
Gordon “Gord” Lynal Price, a Langley-based owner-operator, was named the 2019 Canadian Trucking Alliance/Volvo Trucks Canada Driver of the Year. Gord was chosen to receive this honour for a career…
BC Driver Gordon Price Named Canada’s 2019 National Driver of the Year Read more...
Business conditions in 2019 have been more challenging for carriers last year, with more projected sluggishness in 2020, said ACT Research President Kenny Vieth, who lead an economic session at CCJ‘s…
ACT: Trucking Faces Headwinds in 2020 Read more...
