The new rule in the U.S. prohibiting companies from pushing truck drivers to violate federal safety regulations takes effect Jan. 29. The so-called “coercion rule” – officially knowns as the…
US Driver-Coercion Rule Takes Effect End of Jan Read more...
Not to be outdone by the stream of high-gloss Super Bowl commercials set to air in a few weeks, the Ontario Trucking Association will be delivering to television screens and…
OTA Launches Most Significant TV Ad Campaign Ever Read more...
Kriska Transportation Group and one of its major customers have done more than just talk about carrier-shipper collaboration. The Prescott, Ont.-based carrier successfully completed a pilot project Unilever that provides…
Kriska Partners with Major Shipper to Create ‘Safe Haven’ Parking Program Read more...
Carriers across Canada spent last week holding events and incentives to thank the hundreds of thousands of men and women who drive the nation’s trucking industry. A few shippers also…
Shipper Bakes Kind Words For Truckers During NTW Read more...
A new survey finds that show most US states have truck parking shortages occurring at all times of the day on every day of the week and as a result,…
New US Coalition Aims To Unlock Truck Parking Solutions Read more...
A final rule requiring all interstate commercial truck drivers to use some type of electronic logging device (ELD) to comply with hours of service is expected at the end of…
JOC: ELDs to Drive Supply Chain Gains, Benefit Drivers & Shippers Read more...
The way truck drivers are treated by shippers and consignees is a point of heated discussion between motor carriers and their customers – one which is proving to have huge…
OTA Launches Operation UpGRADE Survey on Driver Treatment Read more...
The US Department of Transportation has reportedly pushed back projected publication dates for some major trucking regulations expected this year, trade media reports. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s monthly…
DOT Pushes Back e-Logs, Speed Limier Rules Read more...
