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Speaking at the NTEA’s annual Green Truck Summit, Wilfried Achenbach, Daimler Trucks North America’s senior vice president – engineering and technology, says diesel engines continue to be the industry’s “workhorse”…
OEM: Trucking ‘Should be ‘Proud’ of Environmental Advancements Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and the Canadian Border Service Agency (CBSA) have been working cooperatively to put Advanced Commercial Information requirements (ACI) in place. The second phase of ACI…
CTA Call to Action: Help Make the Case to CBSA for Changes to AMPS Penalty System Read more...
Efforts to electronically link all the disparate components on trucks with each other as well as the outside world will disrupt the industry, according to experts at the Technology &…
Connected Truck, Disruptive Truck Read more...
Canadian transport companies, transport equipment manufacturers and logistic service providers were among many of the winners named on Tuesday in this year’s Canada’s Best Managed Companies list. Since the program’s…
CTA Carriers Have Strong Showing in Canada’s Best Managed Companies list Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance is pleased the federal government is adopting the Alliance’s recommendation that Ottawa strengthens how it manages vehicle recalls. In 2015 the Canadian Trucking Alliance met with…
CTA Lauds Legislation to Strengthen Canadian Vehicle Recall Process Read more...
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has been taking a harder look at cargo tank manufacturing, inspection, and repair facilities since January 2015. And based on what it has…
FMCSA Increasing Focus on Cargo Tank Inspection, Repair Read more...
The Vigillo data firm, which has about 2,000 trucking fleet customers for its compliance data mining and monitoring services, found that fleets with the highest turnover rates generally have higher…
Data: Higher Driver Turnover Can Lead to Poorer CSA Scores Read more...
The US DOT says its study regarding the 34-hour restart of the hours of service rule failed to “explicitly identify a net benefit” from two suspended provisions. The acknowledgement effectively…
DOT Study Concludes ‘No Net Benefit’ Found in 34-Hour Restart Provisions Read more...
The third annual Women with Drive Summit from Trucking HR Canada was another huge success and the Ontario Trucking Association was thrilled to take part and support the increasingly popular…
OTA Proud to be Part of Successful Women with Drive Summit Read more...
