Stay up-to-date on the latest news shaping the Canadian trucking industry, and learn how the CTA and its members are addressing critical challenges, driving innovation, and working to ensure a thriving future for trucking in Canada.
The Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities (TRAN) concluded its first week of hearings examining the detrimental impact of the Driver Inc. scheme on the trucking industry. Over two days, 10…
The percentage of carriers still running automatic onboard recording devices (AOBRDs) has dropped to just 3 percent in the U.S., according to a FreightWaves survey conducted in conjunction with EROAD…
Poll: US ELD Fleet Compliance Over 95% as Deadline Looms Read more...
Trucking HR Canada held its annual Top Fleet Employers Awards Gala Dinner Thursday, bringing together over 380 industry professionals to shine the spotlight on some of the best workplaces in…
Trucking HR Canada Awards 2019 Top Fleet Employers Read more...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking comments on an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking that could lead to camera-based, rear-visibility systems replacing mirrors on heavy trucks and cars….
NHTSA Seeks Comments on Rear-Visibility Camera Systems Read more...
by Angela Splinter Including more women in the trucking and logistics industry is an important issue for fleets across the country. Our Women with Drive networking initiative is designed to…
EDITORIAL: Join Us as Women with Drive Hits the Road Read more...
Aging drivers, the implementation of electronic logging devices and the challenges posed by climate change all pose major problems for the trucking industry, Chris Walker, president of Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines,…
Industry Execs Discuss Trucking ‘Headwinds’ at Summit Read more...
After months of decline, the spot market is creeping upward in the U.S., just not to the heights of 2018 and out of the depths they plunged to by mid-2019,…
JOC: US Spot Market Recovers Read more...
On the one-year anniversary of cannabis legalization in Canada, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is once again urging the government to implement a comprehensive drug and alcohol testing program for…
CTA Repeats Calls for National Trucking Drug & Alcohol Testing Program Read more...
The Canadian trucking industry employs about 320,000 commercial vehicle operators across Canada – the vast majority of whom work for fleets that have excellent training, fleet management and health and…
Trucking HR Canada is pleased to announce new Women with Drive networking events taking place in cities across the country this Fall. Building on the success of the Women with…
Women with Drive Hits the Road Read more...
