The COVID-19 crisis may present challenges to the trucking industry in regard to the delivery of government services that support permits and licensing in this rapidly changing environment. The Canadian…
By Greg Munden, Munden Ventures: As people, ironically, begin to worry about where their next roll of toilet paper is going to come from, it’s interesting to see the importance…
EDITORIAL: COVID-19 and The Important Role of Trucking in Uncertain Times Read more...
The government of Canada has released the following guideline which can be helpful in communicating the exemption for truck drivers when it comes to self isolation as well as differentiating…
Know the Difference: Self-monitoring, self-isolation, and isolation for COVID-19 Read more...
Ontario As expected, Premier Ford has announced a “State of Emergency” for Ontario. The announcement allows for prohibiting activities that up to now have been suggestions. The key things that…
JURISDICTION UPDATES – COVID 19 Read more...
As policy makers and industry stakeholders work together in stopping the spread of COVID-19 across North America, the Canadian Trucking Alliance and the American Trucking Associations spoke in one voice…
CTA-ATA Urge Licensing & Permit COVID-19 Contingency Plans Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance is commending the Federal Government’s declaration that commercial truck drivers are essential workers who will be exempt from the requirement to self-isolate for at least 14 days…
Feds Recognize Truck Drivers as Critical in Fight Against COVID-19 Read more...
President Trump’s deceleration of national state of emergency yesterday triggered a suspension of federal hours of service rules for interstate carriers under certain conditions – mostly related to the goods…
US issues Limited Suspension of HoS Rules Related to Specific Commodities Read more...
These are unprecedented times for Canadians. The Canadian Trucking Alliance supports the Government of Canada and all provinces in every way to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. However, yesterday provinces began…
