Transportation B.C. signs landmark funding deal December 1, 2007 GOLDEN, B.C. - The feds and the province of B.C. have reached an infrastructure funding agreement that will benefit commercial transport in that province.
Choices available for EPA2010 emissions compliance preview image Transportation Choices available for EPA2010 emissions compliance December 1, 2007 It appears trucking companies and owner/operators will be able to choose from radically different technologies to meet the impending EPA2010 emissions standards.
Transportation West may derail HoS harmonization December 1, 2007 OTTAWA, Ont. - The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has voiced concern that several Western Canadian provinces may not adopt the new federal hours-of-service rules, threatening the chance of a harmoni...
Transportation Trade surplus rises as imports and exports head in opposite directions (December 01, 2007) December 1, 2007 OTTAWA, Ont. - Canada's merchandise trade surplus with the world widened in August in the wake of a decline in exports and an even sharper decrease in imports, which had hit a record high the month be...
Still waiting on those numbers to come in preview image Transportation Still waiting on those numbers to come in December 1, 2007 I was once told that the lottery was a tax on stupidity. Unfortunately, it has taken me 26 years to discover it's probably true.
Transportation Green trucks rally for support December 1, 2007 OTTAWA, Ont. - With federal government officials and representatives of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on-hand, a convoy of smog-free, greenhouse gas-fighting tractor-trailer units, conv...
Transportation APTA: Good prognosis for the long haul December 1, 2007 ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. - Although the economy is not performing in unison across Canada, there are some regions that are dealing with similar issues.
Transportation Collapsing overpass debacle turns mega-project December 1, 2007 MONTREAL, Que. - Following the publication this October of the Johnson report into the partial collapse of the de la Concorde overpass in September, 2006, which killed five people and injured others, ...
Licensed vs professional preview image Transportation Licensed vs professional December 1, 2007 EDMONTON, Alta. - Although allowed to get behind the wheel of a big rig, the holder of a Class 1 licence is not necessarily a professional. The difference between being a professional driver and havin...
Keep your wheels on: Wheel tightening can be trickier than you think preview image Transportation Keep your wheels on: Wheel tightening can be trickier than you think December 1, 2007 MONTREAL, Que. - The reason why wheels are tightened to a truck or a trailer is pretty obvious: to maintain them on the vehicle so you can drive it. And many people think that wheel tightening is just...
Transportation ProStar vs Cascadia: Round 2 December 1, 2007 ORLANDO, Fla. - International presented aerodynamic test results at the American Trucking Associations annual management conference which the company says disproves Freightliner's recent claim that it...
What is the number one issue facing the Canadian trucking industry? preview image Transportation What is the number one issue facing the Canadian trucking industry? December 1, 2007 BOWMANVILLE, Ont. - During its annual management conference in October, the American Trucking Associations released the results of an annual survey exploring the most critical issues facing the trucki...
Transportation OTA acknowledged for environmental initiatives (December 01, 2007) December 1, 2007 TORONTO, Ont. - The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has bestowed a 2007 silver level of recognition upon the Ontario Trucking Association (OTA) for its efforts to lower emissions and improve ...
Transportation Alberta jacks up oil and gas royalties December 1, 2007 CALGARY, Alta. - Oil industry fears that Alberta would hike up royalties were realized recently when Premier Ed Stelmach announced it would increase its take by $1.4 billion (about 20%) beginning in 2...
Transportation Freightliner to move selected staff to S.C. December 1, 2007 PORTLAND, Ore. - Freightliner is moving some key personnel to South Carolina so they can better support the company's customers.