More than one in three truck drivers applying for a job with Canadian trucking companies ask to work under an illegal misclassification scheme, according to a recent survey conducted by…
A Third of Truck Drivers Demand to Work Illegally: CTA Read more...
To help CTA understand the extent to which the Driver Inc model is capturing the Canadian labour pool, we are asking members to complete this short, two-minute survey on driver…
Survey ~ Driver Inc Applications vs Employee Drivers Read more...
The North American trade relationship has grown exponentially for all three partners through a structured certainty based on NAFTA/CUSMA agreements, which have acted as a foundation for the business community…
CTA: Looming Tariff Threat Throwing Trucking, Supply Chain in “Chaos’ Read more...
By Stephen Laskowski The outcome of CTA’s lobby campaign to root out the underground economy and bring back tax fairness and order in the trucking industry is the single most…
EDITORIAL: The Next Round in the Fight Vs Driver Inc Begins Read more...
The BC Trucking Association (BCTA) is inviting truck drivers and carriers to take part in a brief survey focused on improving the provincial rest area facilities for the commercial transportation industry in…
Survey to Improve Rest Areas in BC Read more...
The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) today launched a new survey to identify what truck drivers believe to be the barriers to entry for women truck drivers. The research will…
ATRI Survey to Explore Barriers for Women Truckers Read more...
Truck drivers move Canada’s economy, and their voices need to be heard when decision makers consider infrastructure improvements and highway safety. The calls to improve highway safety in Canada are getting…
We Want to Make Canadian Highways Safer. And We Need Your Help Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance and its provincial association partners have been working with the federal government to bring awareness and solutions to the supply chain. In 2022, a joint statement…
CTA Call to Action: Help Provide Guidance to the Trucking Supply Chain Read more...
Canadian truck drivers say they want to see new entrants to undergo substantially more training than they currently do, according to the monthly Pulse survey of Today’s Trucking readers. Almost half expressed…
Truckers Want More Training for Future Drivers: TT Survey Read more...
