News - Canadian Trucking Alliance - page 171

CTA and QTA Submit Joint Letter on Proposed Changes to Hours at Port of Beecher Falls, Vt.

Wednesday December 20, 2017 | Border & Customs

CTA and QTA submitted a joint letter to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regarding potential changes to the operating hours at the Port of Beecher Falls, Vt.
Automatic Emergency Braking Next Big Thing in Driver Assist Technology

Wednesday December 20, 2017 | Operations & Safety, Technology & Equipment

Last year, NHTSA reached an agreement with U.S. automakers that will make automatic emergency braking (AEB) a standard feature on all new vehicles by the 2022
Carbon Pricing Program in New Brunswick

Wednesday December 20, 2017 | Environment & Fuel

New Brunswick announced its carbon pricing model which will be in effect in the New Year.
CTA Welcomes Fed ELD Announcement; Urges Uniform Support by All Provinces

Monday December 18, 2017 | Announcements, News Releases, Operations & Safety, Technology & Equipment

CTA is applauding federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau’s leadership in introducing language in Gazette I which mandates the use of electronic logging devices (ELDS)
CVSA: US ELD Mandate Enforcement Goes Smoothly

Monday December 18, 2017 | Operations & Safety, Technology & Equipment

The ELD mandate in the U.S. took effect Dec. 18 and it was business as usual for enforcement across the country
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Strongly Lobbying to Protect NAFTA

Friday December 15, 2017 | Border & Customs, Business Conditions

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is strongly lobbying to tweak – not trash – NAFTA, with American transportation companies joining other businesses in leading the charge,
Survey Suggests Female Driver Outreach May Need Rethinking

Friday December 15, 2017 | Industry Image & PR, Labour/HR/Driver Shortage

Authors of a new survey suggest efforts to attract more female drivers to trucking are facing headwinds, despite organizations pushing to make the industry more open to women,
Truck Association: ELD Mandate Magnifies Parking Shortage

Wednesday December 13, 2017 | Infrastructure

US truckers are meeting with lawmakers to discuss options for addressing the state’s shortage of truck parking, an issue which is expected to face added pressure in the wake of ELDs

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