What does it take to extend the life of an already durable and dependable product? Forward-thinking design and the right support network to keep the
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Month: October 2022
Semi fire closes Calgary’s Stoney Trail in one direction
Commuters using Calgary’s eastern ring road were stuck for more than an hour when a truck fire caused emergency responders to shut down the northbound
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Sale of Muskrat Falls equipment should have been offered to N.L. auction houses, says owner
No tender was issued for the auction, confirms N.L. Hydro A St. John’s auctioneer wants to know why Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro entrusted the sale
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Manitoba government proposes fining people who drive on closed highways during storms, floods
People could face fines of $2,000 to $5,000 for driving on closed highways under bill introduced Tuesday Before the first snowflakes fall in Manitoba, the
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TA Express truck stop opens in Illinois
TravelCenters of America (TA) has opened a new store in Riverton, Illinois. The TA Express store at 2855 Overpass Road in Riverton is located off I-72
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Teamwork: Daimler Truck and Torc celebrate three years of strong collaboration with start of new CEO and focus on freight integration
Stuttgart, Germany / Blacksburg, USA / Portland, USA – Celebrating three years of strong collaboration, Daimler Truck and Torc have made significant progress in turning
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CTA to House Committee: Driver Shortage One of the Biggest Threats to Economic Recovery
The president of the Canadian Trucking Alliance today appeared before the House Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities to explain the implications of the
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NY senator urges Biden to end vaccine mandate at Canada-U.S. border
Prominent U.S. lawmakers are urging President Joe Biden to “reciprocate” Canada’s new COVID-19 border policy by ending its long-running vaccine mandate for foreign visitors at
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Alberta truck training program is ‘woefully inadequate,’ says Canada’s insurance bureau
It’s part of why new drivers have been facing challenges obtaining insurance Alberta’s truck training program — MELT — is “woefully inadequate” to prepare new drivers
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Commercial truck business in B.C. is booming but drivers say they’re running out of places to park
Drivers call for more parking lots and the ability to park on agricultural land unsuitable for farming A parking lot for semi-trucks in Aldergrove, B.C.,
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