Published: 5:45 AM May 11, 2022
The railway family are getting together again for the first time in three years on Friday (May 13)… and if you were part of the family then this is your invitation to join the party.
The Norwich Loco Welfare Fund has …
Fleets are constantly on the lookout for drivers. Signing on an experienced professional who will hang around for a while is like striking gold.
The Canadian Trucking Alliance says there are more than 23,000 vacancies in the industry right now, warning…
Striking dump truck drivers in the Greater Toronto Area will end six weeks of job actions on May 1.
The Ontario Dump Truck Association (ODTA) and key stakeholders agreed to a higher hourly base rate for bulk excavation, and a commitment to establish a …
Driving a big rig can be exhilarating, tedious, cool, monotonous, exciting, and sometimes downright scary. Truckers on social media share the thrills and challenges they face on the job, taking their followers along with them for the ride.
Joshua Giesb…
Saving every penny is important when rising fuel prices eat into profits. And an Ontario-based company says it’s restoring 0.5 miles to the US gallon using a patented process that cleans truck EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) systems.
Scott Storey, owne…
Ontario Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney highlighted provincial infrastructure investments in an April 7 speech that also committed to the Safe, Productive and Infrastructure-Friendly (SPIF) vehicle configurations that help keep highways from …
A truck driving school in Mississauga, Ont. says MELT (mandatory entry-level training) can be delivered for $3,500, after safety professionals and other institutions raised concerns about low-priced training.
Chris Cierpich, founder of Metro Truck Driv…
Ontario’s South Asian trucking associations have taken the first step to unite to provide a common platform for the community’s drivers to air their grievances and seek solutions to the challenges they face.
Members and leaders of the AZ Canadian Truck…
Aggregate haulers in Ontario ended their two-week strike and were back on the road Monday.
Ontario Aggregate Trucking Association (OATA) president Jagroop Singh said, “The strike is over. Thanks to our producers we got a 20% increase in our rates. The …
Ontario truck driver training institutions and safety professionals are claiming fraudulent activity by some schools that offer A/Z training for very low tuition fees — and a report by the province’s auditor general raises concerns of its own.
“You can…