WAUPUN—Ron Vande Zande, a well-known community member and founder of the Waupun Truck-n-Show, died Monday. The 78-year-old is noted in his obituary as “a man
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Month: December 2021
Rogel Aguilera-Mederos: Colorado truck driver’s sentence cut by 100 years
A truck driver who was facing a 110-year jail term for a deadly crash has had his sentence reduced to 10 years, following widespread outcry.
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Ontario police investigating alleged theft of two truckloads of butter
Ontario police are investigating the alleged theft of two truckloads of butter worth an estimated $200,000. The Ontario Provincial Police say the trucks were reported
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Jaw-dropping drone footage shows the magnitude of Wisconsin I-94 pileup
A drone captured video of the aftermath of a massive pileup crash that occurred during winter weather conditions on I-94 in western Wisconsin last Thursday.
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I-80 & more closed indefinitely through Nevada state line
A large snowstorm in the Sierras has shut down a series of roadways, including Interstate 80, for an undetermined amount of time. As of 11
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Newsmakers: 8 themes that defined 2021
If a return to normalcy was what you were hoping for this time last year, then 2021 probably didn’t deliver on your wishes. In fact,
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Thieves make off with 2 truckloads of butter in Trenton, Ont.
Police say the stolen butter is worth roughly $200,000 Two transport trucks full of butter were stolen from a trucking facility in Trenton, Ont., on
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Coquihalla highway reopens to truck traffic
British Columbia’s “hobbled” supply chains received a major boost with the reopening of the primary transport route for goods heading to and from Metro Vancouver,
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Pressure mounts on B.C. truckers as U.S. border vaccine mandate looms
Surrey Board of Trade CEO Anita Huberman says it’s time for truckers to get vaccinated ahead of a looming deadline that will mandate COVID-19 vaccines
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New training standards proposed for transporting dangerous goods
Canadian regulators are looking to better define what it means to be “adequately trained” when transporting dangerous goods, under proposed rule changes published in Canada
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