Trucks for Change Network transporters have wrapped up a two-month-long national campaign this week delivering kids’ food packs for the After the Bell initiative of
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Canadian charity says aid truck bombed in Gaza in ‘targeted’ attack
A Canadian humanitarian organization says its primary water aid truck was bombed in Gaza and is calling on the federal government to mount a full investigation
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Maintaining Hygiene on the Road: Plumbing Tips for Truck Drivers
Truck driving is a demanding profession that requires long hours on the road, often with limited access to basic hygiene facilities. Ensuring personal hygiene can
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The Life of a Truck Driver in Canada
Being a truck driver in Canada is more than just a job; it’s a way of life. It offers an incredible chance to explore one
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The Walcott Truckers Jamboree is just days away — here’s what you need to know
One of the trucking industry’s most highly anticipated events is taking place next week in Walcott, Iowa. The 45th annual Walcott Truckers Jamboree is taking
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Love’s has started numbering truck parking spots. Here’s why.
Many members of the trucking community have recently shared concern that Love’s might be moving to paid parking because they’ve noticed that the truck stop
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Survey to Improve Rest Areas in BC
The BC Trucking Association (BCTA) is inviting truck drivers and carriers to take part in a brief survey focused onimproving the provincial rest area facilities for
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Drivewyze partners with Canadian provinces to implement PreClear Weigh Station bypass
PLANO, Texas — Drivewyze has announced a new partnership with the Manitoba Department of Transportation and Infrastructure to offer PreClear weigh station bypass service throughout
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Marijuana screening should still be used in face of drug reclassification, DOT clarifies
The US Department of Transportation does not plan on altering the trucking industry’s ability to screen for marijuana, even if the drug is rescheduled, Transportation
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Analysis-Struggling truckers dent loan books for Canadian banks
TORONTO (Reuters) – Canadian truckers are struggling to make payments on their rigs as fuel prices rise and freight rates tumble, forcing banks to declare
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