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For the second time, two Canadian truckload fleets earned top honors in the Truckload Carriers Association National (maybe it should be International?) Fleet Safety Awards. In his "On the Road" blog, Jim Park muses on whether Canadian truckers have a leg up in safety, despite longer work days and bigger rigs.
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The Canadian government has mandated the Council of Motor Transport Administrators to implement a National Safety Code standard for electronic onboard recorders, in respond to a request from the Canadian Trucking Alliance
Read More →Due to a company restructuring initiative, Volvo Trucks North America has released Volvo Trucks Canada president Michael O'Connell
Read More →Sept. 29 – The battle between northern agricultural states and Canada intensified last week, with Canadian truckers caught in the middle. The Canadian government requested consultations under both the North American Free Trade Agreement and the World
Read More →A December agreement between U.S. and Canadian officials to work together on border security is getting nowhere fast
Read More →As expected, Canada has announced plans to follow the U.S. lead in developing CO2 emissions standards - fuel economy standards - for medium and heavy vehicles.
Read More →Despite an early start on developing an Electronic Logging Device standard, Canadian regulators are now scrambling to get something in place by the time the U.S. rule takes effect in December 2017.
Read More →Cabinet-level officials from the United States and Canada agreed Friday to work together to speed the flow of trade at the border while at the same time improving border security
Read More →The CEO of the Canadian Trucking Alliance told a U.S. business audience this week that the trading relationship between the United States and Canada -- the world's largest trade partnershi
Read More →Teamsters stuck UPS Canada today, stopping most UPS shipments in and out of the country
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