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Various truck and engine manufacturers are reportedly divided over how the second phase of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction truck rules should be structured. According to Climate Daily News,…
Report: Manufacturers Divided Over Phase 2 Heavy Truck GHG Rules Read more...
Last week the Canadian Trucking Alliance met with Canada Border Services Agency to go over outstanding issues related to eManifest. Here is a summary of issues discussed: Regulations and Enforcement…
Border Issues Update Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance’s work with the federal and provincial governments over the past several years has paid off with the approval of new safety and environmentally friendly technologies on…
CTA Welcomes Approval of Safety and Enviro-friendly Technology Read more...
The peak sales season isn’t going anywhere – it’s just changing rapidly, which has big implications for freight movers, according to market forecasters. As reported by Fleet owner, consulting firm…
Deloitte: Digital Holiday Sales Impacting Supply Chain Read more...
Want to solve the driver shortage? Than look to addressing driver lifestyle issues, says one prominent industry analyst. Speaking at session on the subject at TMW Systems’ annual user conference,…
Analyst: Drivers Need to get a Life to Alleviate Shortage Read more...
After falling slightly in 2012, operating costs for trucking companies are on the rise again according to a new study by the American Transportation Research Institute. The the average cost…
ATRI: Driver Shortage Pushing Industry Costs Higher Read more...
The FMCSA says its newly redesigned SMS webpage makes it easier for carriers to use and keep tabs on how they are doing under the CSA program. The recent changes,…
SMS Website Gets Updated to Improve User Interface Read more...
Year-to-year, the percent change in the value of U.S.-Canada freight moved by truck increased by 8 percent in July 2014 compared to last year. Shipments between Canada and the US…
Can-Am Freight Movement Increases Again Read more...
By: David Bradley Consultations on the 2015 federal budget are in full swing. What’s different this time is the Minister of Finance has virtually guaranteed the country will have balanced…
Editorial: Give Diesel Excise Tax Truck-Related Policy Purpose or Get Rid of It Read more...
