Transport and Logistics Network
British Columbia is providing almost $1 million to help train 24 professional truck drivers in the north of the province.
Go Team Professional Training is receiving more than $995,000 through a Community and Employer Partnerships (CEP) project funded b…
Several of North America’s largest trucking associations are calling on Canadian and U.S. ambassadors to help remove unnecessary trade barriers for cross-border operators and truck drivers.
Related letters – signed by the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CT…
Waabi, a business using artificial intelligence to refine autonomous truck systems, is relying on some real-world intelligence as well.
The Canadian-headquartered company has adopted a new million-mile driver advisory board to guide the work.
“Drivers …
CN, Union Pacific and GMXT are joining forces to create a Mexico-U.S.-Canada intermodal service dubbed Falcon Premium.
The service will connect CN points of origin in Canada and Detroit to GMXT terminals in Mexico: Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, and Silao, Gua…
A truck driver from Brampton, Ont., has been arrested after Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers seized 70kg of suspected cocaine from a truck at the Peace Bridge in Fort Erie, Ont.
On March 14, a commercial truck entered Canada and the vehicl…
U.S. trailer orders dropped to a projected 16,800 units this March, 33% lower than February totals and down 56% compared to March 2022.
“Orders pulling back in March is a month earlier than normal seasonality would suggest, but near record-level order …
GLS Canada – a provider of parcel, freight and logistics services – is purchasing four Lion6 battery-electric trucks for final mile deliveries.
“It brings us joy to support a local business and promote the local economy all while reducing our carbon fo…
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has named 16 people to an advisory committee that will study underride guards and make recommendations about safety regulations linked to severe underride crashes.
The group is formed as N…
Alberta snow plows, tow trucks, and highway maintenance vehicles contracted to the province can continue to use optional flashing blue lights for another five years, building on a trial project launched in 2022.
The provincial government continues to a…
Trailer designs play a role in fuel economy, but U.S. regulators seem ready to abandon the stalled rules that would have required trailer updates in the name of reducing greenhouse gases (GHG).
In a bulletin to members on April 17, the Canadian Transpo…