Toronto couple charged after drug-laden truck stopped at border

A Toronto couple is facing drug-related charges stemming from a tractor-trailer loaded with suspected methamphetamine stopped at an Ontario border crossing. On March 4, 2023, a semi-truck coming into Canada…

Carriers reap rewards from their driving schools, finishing programs  

Carriers that have their own driving schools and finishing programs that provide high-level training are benefiting by rolling out professional drivers who can safely and confidently operate their equipment and…

TFI International acquires Dahlsten Truck Line

TFI International has acquired Dahlsten Truck Line, a family-owned carrier based in Nebraska. Dahlsten Truck Line began operations in Nebraska, specializing in truckload transport, before expanding into the Midwest, covering…

Trucking announcements: Killingsworth to lead NMFTA board, truckers raise $160K for Special Olympics Nova Scotia

Each week, TruckNews.com lists notable moves, promotions and awards in the trucking industry. This week we highlight a Polaris Transportation Group executive who is the first woman to lead the…

Target sectors that are easier to electrify, ATA’s Spear urges

Focusing on sectors that are easier to electrify while building infrastructure along with the power grid is key to the electrification process, said Chris Spear, president and CEO of the…

BCTA’s Zeroing in on ZEV to be held Feb. 21

The B.C. Trucking Association (BCTA) will organize the second edition of Zeroing in on ZEV on Feb. 21, 2024, a summit showcasing the advancements in low- and zero-emission commercial vehicles.

Lincoln, Ont., keeps eye on trucks bypassing inspection station

“Every move you make … I’ll be watching you … Every game you play … I’ll be watching you,” are the lyrics of a classic song by The Police. And…

Trucking announcements: Pressure Systems International promotes leaders, TCA seeks Driver of the Year Award nominations

Each week, TruckNews.com lists notable moves, promotions and awards in the trucking industry. This week we focus on promotions in Pressure Systems International’s leadership team. Also, Truckload Carriers Association is looking to…

Windsor study aims to update truck route network

Windsor, Ont., has launched a truck route study to help update the road network that ensures goods can move through the community which includes the cross-border…

Truck drivers still eligible for Express Entry after list removal: IRCC

Transport truck drivers remain eligible for Canada’s Express Entry immigration program for skilled workers, but may find it a bit tougher to secure permanent residence status under changes made by…

Run on Less Electric – Depot shows BEVs are capable, improving

Run on Less Electric – Depot proved that truck depots can operate battery electric vehicles in large numbers in a variety of use cases, North American Council for Freight Efficiency…

Drivewyze’s PreClear available in Newfoundland and Labrador

Drivewyze’s PreClear weigh station bypass service is now available in Newfoundland and Labrador at six locations, serving nine sites. The province joins Ontario and Alberta, which…

U.S. truck tonnage will grow to 14.2 billion tons by 2034, ATA says

Truck tonnage in the U.S. will grow to 14.2 billion tons by 2034, according to American Trucking Associations (ATA) projections. “In this edition of Forecast, you will see that the…

ConMet acquires TruckWings maker TruckLabs

ConMet, a part and component supplier, has acquired TruckLabs, the maker of TruckWings aerodynamic devices that close the gaps between trucks and trailers. TruckWings deploy at highway speeds to reduce…

Transport Canada launches Client Identification Database for dangerous goods

The federal government has launched new registration requirements and a Client Identification Database to reduce risks associated with dangerous goods. These new requirements will give Transport…