Truckers reject 14-point plan

VANCOUVER, B.C. -- A plan created with the intention of getting striking container truck drivers back to work at Port Metro Vancouver has failed to convince truckers to halt their strike.

News First – 2014-03-17

Port to truckers: Let’s get back to work

VANCOUVER, B.C. -- The head of Port Metro Vancouver says the port is implementing a 14-point plant to improve working conditions there and that truck drivers should report to work immediately.

Pneumatic landing gear demonstrated at TMC

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Prime Transport Solutions (PTS) demonstrated at the Technology & Maintenance Council meetings, a pneumatic landing gear system that reduces the risk of driver injury and streamlines the coupling/uncoupling process.

Consulting firm brings fuel price management model to trucking industry

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Stewart-Peterson, a fuel price management company that negotiates fuel deals on behalf of its clients and provides hedging strategies to protect against commodity price volatility, is moving into the trucking industry.

I’m a little tea pot!

You Can't Get There From Here - April 2012

Michelin launches Truck Care service network

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Michelin introduced at the Technology & Maintenance Council meetings a new program that provides scheduled maintenance and repair services to truck fleets across an integrated service network.

Cooper Tire brings Roadmaster brand back to market

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Cooper Tire has brought its Roadmaster commercial truck tire line back to the market, after a labour stoppage in China last year disrupted production and forced a temporary absence.

HR Q&A: How to support and promote managers

Question: We promoted a great performer to a new manager’s role and they are not working out. What can we do?

Volvo’s Remote Diagnostics now in 25,000 trucks

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Volvo Trucks announced it has now deployed 25,000 trucks with its Remote Diagnostics service since it was first introduced two years ago.

Driver turnover at US truckload fleets remains above 90%

ARLINGTON, Va. -- Driver turnover at large truckload carriers in the US slipped in the fourth quarter, but remained greater than 90%.

Governments take action to end strike at Port Metro Vancouver

Vancouver, B.C. – The federal government has issued another one of its famous “Action Plans,” this time with the goal of ending the protest by container truck drivers at Port Metro Vancouver.

The Lockwood Report – 2014-03-14

CIFFA urges “immediate action” by feds on Port Metro Vancouver crisis

TORONTO, Ont.--The Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association has issued a statement about the current situation at Port Metro Vancouver, "which is now reaching a crisis level,” and the association is urging “decisive...

TSI Terminal Systems Inc. closes Vanterm to Vancouver Cargo from Week 12

VANCOUVER, B.C.--TSI Terminal Systems Inc. has issued a Customer Service Notice to its ocean carriers, advising them that because of the ongoing truck disruption at Port Metro Vancouver, which began February 26, “while negotiations are...