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Jan. 5 – The United States and Canada have agreed to recognize each other’s regulations on medical qualifications for truck drivers, reports News First, the web site from the Canadian Today’s Trucking magazine
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The president of the Ontario Trucking Assn. told members gathered for the recent 77th annual OTA convention that, "2004 has got to be better than 2003."
Read More →U.S. Customs Service security checks on trucks entering the United States from Canada have caused lengthy delays,
Read More →Navteq has made changes to its Navteq Transport coverage to include the major highway network across the entire country of Canada
Read More →While the U.S. has allowed suppliers to self-certify that their equipment meets certain technical standards, Transport Canada requires third-party certification to help ensure the devices are not prone to tampering, with FPInnovations to the first body to certify ELDs as Canada prepares to mandate the technology.
Read More →Teamsters stuck UPS Canada Monday, stopping most UPS shipments in and out of the country
Read More →Even as the new CPKC combined railway announced another major customer, three railroads announced they have teamed up to create a competing Mexico-U.S.-Canada rail service.
Read More →Anyone who says all the fun has gone from trucking has never been to Rodeo du Camion. It's a trucking event like no other, where drivers pull 45-ton loads of 2x4 lumber up a 12% grade in pursuit of a few thousands dollars in prize money. Jim Park has more in his On the Road blog.
Read More →Reaction to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration latest HOS proposal isn't exactly inspiring
Read More →The U.S. and Canadian governments have signed off on a plan that will increase security at the border while making truck crossings faster. Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge and Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Manley announced the plan Wednesday in Canada
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