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Training costs are a significant expense: both for employers and workers alike. However, it’s important to see these costs as an investment in the future of the individual and the organization(s) for
Read MoreE-BulletinMay 21/2024 CBP, CBSA to conduct NEXUS Enrollment Event in Blaine Release DateMon, 05/20/2024 BLAINE, Wash. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Field Operations and Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
Read MoreCommonly Missed Items from Airbrakes Inspections One of the most critical systems to inspect during driver vehicle inspection is the airbrakes system. While this is a complicated system, all tractor-trailer licence holders
Read MoreRoad Bans – Preparing for Prairie Passage Ever seen a sign that says something like “road restrictions”, “road ban”, or something indicating the maximum axle weight or percentage? While these signs may
Read MoreThere’s a saying in Western Canada: “If you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes!” Sure, summers are hot and winters are cold and snow isn’t as likely in July as it
Read MoreThe Value in a Clean Commercial Driver Abstract If you’re a professional truck driver in Canada, you’re likely aware that you have a thing called a “commercial driver abstract” (CDA). Companies should
Read MoreThe BC Trucking Association (BCTA) highlights sustainability success of the Clean BC Heavy-duty Vehicle Efficiency Program BCTA is pleased to share some exciting news regarding the sustainability strides being made through the CleanBC Heavy-duty
Read MoreOntario Update on OO permits related to Solar Eclipse & general travel advice A message from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation in regards to OO permits, as well as general travel info
Read MoreE-BulletinApril 1/2024 The Ministry of Transportation continues to recognize that the transition to its provincially led oversight is a significant change to industry and is extending the education and awareness period for
Read MoreE-Bulletin March 28/2024 New learning pathway for Class 1 drivers On March 27, 2024 Transportation and Economic Corridors announced upcoming changes to training requirements for Class 1 drivers in Alberta. Until these changes are
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