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Enforcement of the federal ELD mandate and regulatory activity in many provinces has been underway since January 1, 2023. The information below and this ELD chart- 23MAR06-ProvELD Enforcement Chart_public – is a…
Rollout of ELD Mandates Continue Across Canada Read more...
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s (CVSA) International Roadcheck on May 16-18, will target anti-lock braking systems (ABS) and cargo securement this year. The 72-hour North America-wide enforcement blitz is conducted at…
CVSA Roadcheck to Focus on ABS, Cargo Securement Read more...
Access the new April 1, 2023, Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) North American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria – anywhere, any time on your mobile device with the CVSA Out-of-Service Criteria app….
New 2023 CVSA Out-of-Service Criteria Now Available in App Read more...
There are still a lot of unknowns when it comes to operating autonomous trucks. While some things won’t change when. It comes to insurance and regulations, there are still many…
Insurance, Liability Questions Still Hover Over Autonomous Truck Market Read more...
February Class 8 orders were 22,800 units – a 13% increase from January and up 10% year over year, according to data from FTR, “Orders likely are below build rates…
New truck orders stabilizing; Used Trucks Prices Dip Read more...
Now is the time for fleets to act and begin to wade into the “messy middle” of decarbonizing heavy-duty trucking in order to get to a zero-emissions future, the North…
NACFE: Trucking Approaching ‘Messy Middle’ of Decarbonization Read more...
Trucks For Change is preparing to reconnect carriers and charities this year to help the growing number of Canadians in need of support. Trucks for Change connects a network of…
T4C Gearing Up for Charitable ‘24 Read more...
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra officially announced the Government of Canada’s commitment to provide $46 million to the trucking industry to address the nation’s growing truck driver shortage. Today’s announcement follows…
Throughout 2022, the Government of Canada worked on several commitments to the trucking industry to help secure the supply chain. While much progress has been made, the Canadian Trucking Alliance continued…
CTA Presents Ottawa with Investment Strategy to Help Stabilize Supply Chain Read more...
