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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has announced that as of Dec. 4 “much of the information previously available on the FMCSA website related to property carrier’s compliance and safety…
FMCSA Removes CSA Data from Public View Read more...
Do you think you have one of the top workplaces in Canada’s trucking industry? It’s time to find out. Applications are now being accepted for Trucking HR Canada’s 3rd annual…
Applications Open for Third Annual Top Fleet Employers Program Read more...
The Government of New Brunswick has issued a Strategic Program Review, which contains proposals on how to generate revenue and cut costs for the province. However, the Atlantic Provinces Trucking…
APTA Opposes New Brunswick Toll/Fuel Tax Proposal Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance says a recent government report that finds cash fee collections at international border crossings have minimal impact on trucking companies is misleading. As reported by Blacklocks,…
CTA’s Fox: Report Downplays Cost Impact of Border Wait Times Read more...
Angela Mondou, the acclaimed author and leader of Canada Company, will be the keynote speaker for the second annual Women with Drive summit on March 3 at the Crowne Plaza…
Women with Drive’ Event Announces Distinguished Keynote Speaker Read more...
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are introducing new regulations, effective April 1, 2016, for the processing, storage, shipping, and transport of food…
New Food Safety Regulations Take Effect April 2016 Read more...
Echoing the sentiments of the Canadian trucking industry, CTV’s W5 recently aired a three-part special report on cargo crime and how the growing problem is affecting carriers and consumers alike….
CTA Comments on Growing Cargo Crime Problem on W5 Read more...
Following reports of fifth wheel pin tampering, the Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) is advising all transport drivers to ensure they follow regulations and company policy to properly inspect their…
Alta Truckers Asked to be Diligent After Fifth Wheel Pin Tampering Read more...
Two significant developments affecting the trucking industry south of the border were recently approved in the U.S. Both the American Trucking Association (ATA) and Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) applauded…
ATA Pleased With US Highway bill; Driver ‘Coercion’ Rule Published Read more...
