Security Despite drop in thefts, CargoNet advises to be vigilant during US Thanksgiving November 18, 2016 JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Truck and cargo theft during the American Thanksgiving weekend has been on the decline, according to CargoNet. The analytics business examined theft trends during the holiday…
Security Cargo theft up in Q3: CargoNet October 27, 2016 JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Cargo theft is up when comparing this third-quarter to the same time last year, according to CargoNet. The cargo theft reporting company claims that in Q3,…
Health & Safety Cargo theft a concern during July 4 weekend June 29, 2016 JERSEY CITY, N.J. – CargoNet has analyzed cargo theft data in Canada and the US from 2012 to 2015 and found that between July 2-9, nonalcoholic beverages, major appliances and…
Security Schneider says it nearly eliminated cargo theft in 2015 June 28, 2016 GREEN BAY, Wis. – Schneider has announced that of the company’s more than three million loads moved last year, 99.999% were theft-free. In an age when cargo thieves have run…
Health & Safety Completion of eight new weigh scales in Lower Mainland part of B.C.’s CVSE strategy April 20, 2016 DELTA, B.C. – As part of a new strategy for Commercial Vehicle Safety Enforcement (CVSE) and the province’s trucking strategy On the Move, the British Columbia government has completed a…
Security Some simple – and some badass – ways to prevent cargo theft January 14, 2016 TORONTO, Ont. — Cargo crime continues to be a growing problem in Canada, with annual losses widely reported to be in excess of $5 billion. It could be even higher…
Business Management PMTC seminar to cover CVORs, new inspection standards and cargo security January 4, 2016 TORONTO, Ont. — The Private Motor Truck Council of Canada (PMTC) will host a seminar Jan. 13 to discuss Ontario’s CVOR program and cargo security. The seminar will run from…
Security PROTECT YOUR CARGO FROM THEFT OVER THE HOLIDAYS December 22, 2015 Most of us will hopefully enjoy some downtime over the holidays, but the same can’t be said of thieves. They step up their thievery during this time of year. CargoNet…
Security Thieves active during Holiday season December 21, 2015 JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Information collected by CargoNet found that there were 112 incidents of stolen freight reported in Canada and the U.S. between Dec. 23 and Jan. 2 from…
IBC brings cargo theft reporting program to Western Canada preview image Health & Safety IBC brings cargo theft reporting program to Western Canada December 9, 2015 EDMONTON, Alta. – With cargo theft becoming a national concern, the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) announced the expansion of its reporting program into Western Canada Dec. 8 in Edmonton.
Security Truckers advised to make sure their cargo is safe this U.S. Thanksgiving November 18, 2015 JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Parking lots, warehouses and truck stops were where 60% of reported cargo thefts occurred during previous U.S. Thanksgiving weeks, which has spurred an advisory from CargoNet…
Health & Safety PMTC expands its education series with Jan. 13 seminar November 11, 2015 TORONTO, Ont. – The Private Motor Truck Council of Canada (PMTC) will aim to provide education on Ontario’s safety ratings, mandated periodic inspections and cargo security during its Jan. 13,…
Equipment International’s new vocational truck to debut in February October 22, 2015 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — A new International vocational truck, which will replace the PayStar, will be unveiled in February and will start hitting dealer lots in April. Jeff Sass, senior vice-president,…
Security CIFFA urges government to intervene in container hauler strike September 15, 2015 TORONTO, Ont. — The Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA) is calling on government to order striking Toronto-area container truckers back to work. The Container Trucking Association of Ontario (CTAO)…
Business Management A police officer’s view of cargo crime May 15, 2015 Constable Trevor Archibald, who works as a detective in the Ottawa Police's auto theft unit, talks about how cargo crime is perceived and what the trucking industry can do to fight back