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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…
Preliminary findings released by the National Transportation Safety Board on indicate that the autonomous vehicle control system onboard a Tesla Model 3 electric car was engaged when the sedan collided with…
NTSB Finds Autonomous Controls at fault in Crash Read more...
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has not yet issued a proposal to lower the age for interstate truck drivers, but the agency announced that it’s seeking public comment on…
FMCSA Looks to Expand Young Driver Pilot Read more...
Trucking industry workers appear relatively satisfied in their jobs, according to a monthly reader poll conducted by Today’s Trucking. Forty-one percent of those who participated in the Pulse Survey said…
TT: Truckers Satisfied with Jobs Overall Read more...
FTR’s Trucking Conditions Index for March showed its first negative reading in several years, reflecting a softening environment for carriers, the freight market analyst reported. The lower reading driven by…
FTR: Trucking Outlook Shifts to Neutral Read more...
Transport Canada remains committed to several initiatives involving the Transportation of Dangerous Goods. Briefings from the Department at The Ministers General Policy Advisory Council (GPAC), which CTA is a member…
Transport Canada Stays Busy on TDG Files Read more...
Trucks for Change Network and Prostate Cancer Canada are again inviting the Canadian trucking industry to Wear Plaid for Dad on June 14 to help drive out a disease which…
Trucks for Change Invites Industry to ‘Wear Plaid for Dad’ Read more...
Trucks without mirrors could soon become a reality, trucking industry manufacturers predict. So-called “mirrorless trucks” are already out on the highways being tested, and the camera technology being used could…
Suppliers Look to Replace Traditional Truck Mirrors with Cameras Read more...
The US Postal Service recently awarded TuSimple self-driving trucks the contract to haul mail and packages from the USPS trailers to different areas in the US. The autonomous trucks are…
US Postal Service Awards Self-Driving Truck Pilot Read more...
By Angela Splinter “Modernizing your workforce starts with modernizing your HR approach.” In today’s labour market, successful truck fleets and logistics companies know that staying abreast of the issues will…
EDITORIAL: Modern HR Approach Based on Sound Labour Data Read more...
