With supply chain disruptions affecting goods movement and store supplies all over the world, the Canadian mainstream media continues to highlight the worsening driver shortage in this country. This week,…
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Women In Trucking’s new mentorship program will attempt to match women drivers new to the industry with experienced women leaders. Called LeadHERalliance Mentoring, WIT’s program will match women drivers new…
Women In Trucking Launches Driver Mentoring Program Read more...
The American Transportation Research Institute, which the Canadian Trucking Alliance is a member of, released the results of the Phase 1 Beta Test of its Younger Driver Assessment Tool. This…
ATRI-Developed Assessment Tool Shows Promise for Identifying Safe, Younger Drivers Read more...
University of British Columbia (UBC) researchers have confirmed that consistent truck drivers are less likely to be involved in a crash – and the nature of that consistency is not…
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The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is reminding the trucking industry that the submission of ArriveCAN data remains mandatory and that the current verbal declaration option remains a temporary solution, as…
The Government of Canada recently announced that all travellers, including truck drivers, would be required to use ArriveCAN as part of the re-entry process back into Canada at the land border. In order to…
CTA Creates ArriveCAN Training Package for Trucking Industry Read more...
The Canadian Trucking Alliance reiterated five important industry positions that would improve the safety, diversify and expand labour opportunities in trucking, cut down on the trucking industry’s environmental footprint and…
Five Steps to Better Trucking: CTA Makes 2021 Federal Budget Recommendations Read more...
To help carriers comply with new Canada Labour Code requirements, Trucking HR Canada today launched an online Learning Centre, which provides modern workplace harassment and violence training. As of January 1,…
The Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) released a new report, Distracted Driving & Workplace Safety Policies: A Business Case for Employers, from its Canadian Coalition on Distracted Driving. The report was developed in consultation with the…
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