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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…
The Alberta Motor Transport Association has selected its next team of road safety ambassadors. The 2015-2016 AMTA Road Knights are: Marsh Duncanson, of Bison Transport in Calgary; Harvey Wardill of…
AMTA Unveils New Road Knights Team Read more...
The Gallant Government in New Brunswick has stated publicly that tolls are on the table again as an option to generate more revenues. But, asks the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association…
APTA Questions NB Toll Plan Read more...
CTA has confirmed that the company that conducts offloads for CBSA highway exams has changed. A new company, Employment Professionals, will become the provider for CBSA offload services effective Sunday…
Attention Required as Changes to CBSA Offload Service Provider Effective Feb. 1 Read more...
Modern, clean diesel engines emit virtually no soot or harmful emissions that they are not harmful to animals and likely humans, according to a comprehensive study by the Health Effects…
Study: No Ill Effects From New Clean Diesel Engines Read more...
Ottawa announced that it is making available $268,000 to support driver and manager training in the Western Canadian trucking industry. The announcement was made by Shelly Glover, Minister of Canadian…
Feds Fund Truck Driver Training in Western Canada Read more...
Newcom Business Media – the family-owned CTA Team Canada Elite member which publishes popular trade magazines such as Today’s Trucking Magazine, Truck and Trailer and Transport Routier and is the…
Newcom Acquires Glacier Media Publications, Truck News Read more...
The US Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently released a study examining whether crashes in which the carrier was not at fault are indicative of future crash risks. The…
FMCSA, ATA Continue to Disagree on CSA Crash Risk Methodology Read more...
A shortage of capacity and lack of qualified drivers is changing the dynamics of freight, according to Transport Capital Partners’ recent survey. The trucking trade press is alive with news…
Carriers Say Freight Left on Docks as Capacity Tightens Read more...
By: David Bradley Canada’s Minister of Transport, Lisa Raitt, has launched a statutory review of the Canada Transportation Act to provide an independent assessment of how federal policies and programs…
EDITORIAL: Canada Transportation Act Review: Part I – National Standards? Read more...
