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The Canadian Trucking Alliance Tuesday issued a press release to counter reports that the organization supports allowing up to 18 hours behind the wheel for Canadian truck drivers
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Even as the U.S. trucking industry awaits the final rule on EOBRs from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, Canada's trucking industry has been battling with some of the same questions. Truckers around the world have used on-board recording devices for more than 50 years. The first electronic device, the Tripmaster by Rockwell (now ArvinMeritor), emerged in the mid-1980s, and the pro and con camps have been split ever since
Read More →It turning out that prices for diesel exhaust fluid are one of the few things in trucking that you can count on remaining nearly the same month after month.
Read More →Volvo Trucks Canada and Centennial College are officially launching an unusual modified apprenticeship program today designed to help alleviate the shortage of qualified heavy-truck technicians in Canada
Read More →The Canadian province of Quebec has finalized its speed limiter rule and is on pace to have it take effect on New Year's Day, reports the Canadian publication Today's Trucking.
Read More →The Canada-based trucking industry engineering and research firm, PIT Group, will open a U.S. office to increase its presence in the country.
Read More →The trucking industry forecasting firm FTR has added total trailer forecasts for the Canadian and Mexican markets to its monthly Truck and Trailer Outlook Report.
Read More →BorgSolutions has introduced a version of its Borg Fleet maintenance management software designed for the Canadian fleet owner-operator
Read More →Trade using surface transportation modes between the United States, Canada and Mexico rose by 6.2% in 2012 compared to 2011. The value of $960 billion was the highest since the North American Free Trade Agreement went into effect in 1994.
Read More →Transport Canada has proposed a new federal hours-of-service regulation for Canadian truck and bus drivers,
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