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Expect higher tolls at the Detroit/Windsor Tunnel starting next Monday, Sept. 2
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Truck World, Canada's national truck show, is held in Toronto on alternating years with Expocam in Montreal. The show is produced by Deutsche Messe and Newcom Media, publishers of Today's Trucking magazine. There were more than 500 exhibitors on hand. Attendance numbers were up on the first two days of the show compared to previous years, reflecting the bouyancy of the Canadian trucking industry. Jim Park was there and has these photos.
Read More →The U.S.Department of Transportation, has issued temporary regulations requiring truck and rail operators carrying explosives from Canada to the U.S. to register with Transport Canada, the Canadian agency responsible for transportation safety
Read More →New data from the National Household Survey has found that the average age of a Canadian truck driver is 46, higher than the previous age of 44, and significantly higher than the national average of 41.5.
Read More →Quality Carriers is moving to a different electronic logging device system that it said improves the driver experience.
Read More →A long-awaited Flying J travel plaza has opened in London, Ontario, Canada
Read More →The Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. is considering limiting or eliminating truck traffic through the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel
Read More →Canadian Teamsters began a job action at Overnite Transportation Company's eight terminals in Canada yesterday
Read More →GEOCOMtms, Québec, Canada, announced the addition of Compatible Services functionality to its A.MAZE routing and scheduling software
Read More →FedEx Freight Canada has opened its new Alberta service center
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