Border regs costing truckers nearly half a billion dollars: Study

OTTAWA -- Of all transport modes, cross-border trucking has been the hardest-hit by a myriad of redundant U.S. security rules since 9-11, a report for Transport Canada has found.

e-Manifests required at N.D. and Vermont border crossings

WASHINGTON -- As of yesterday, July 12, 2007, truck carriers must submit electronic manifests before arriving at North Dakota and Vermont land border ports.

New Peace Bridge plaza opens

FORT ERIE, Ont. -- The Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority has officially opened the Peace Bridge's expanded and updated plaza, which includes several new features.

Slumping traffic threatens northern Ontario crossing

SAULT Ste. MARIE -- The International Bridge linking the Canadian and American Saults has reportedly seen some of the biggest drops in traffic among all border crossings.

CBP willing to explain FAST revocation to drivers

WASHINGTON -- Individual border guards still have too much power in yanking FAST cards for some truckers' liking, but at least now U.S. Customs and Border Protection can tell drivers why.

BREAKING NEWS: US Court rejects 11-hour driving limit in HOS rule

WASHINGTON - The 11-hour daily driving time and the 34-hour restart provisions of the U.S. federal hours-of-service regulation have been tossed out by the U.S. Court of Appeals.

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: U.S. agencies demand additional work on EA for new crossing

DETROIT -- The environmental impact assessment (EA) for a new span next to the Ambassador Bridge linking Windsor, Ont. and Detroit continues to take a beating from a handful of U.S. government offices.

New Fort Erie bridge span plan revived: Report

FORT ERIE, Ont. -- American proponents of a new bridge crossing over the Niagara River between Fort Erie, Ont. and Buffalo, N.Y. have kickstarted the plan in an effort to construct the span in the next few years.

U.S.-Canadian cabotage war ‘a different kettle of fish’: CTA chief

OTTAWA -- If the American authorities are indeed going to start delaying Canadian truckers as part of an upgraded war on cabotage, they better expect reciprocation on this side of the 49th parallel,

DRIC announces new access artery to second crossing

TORONTO -- The exact location for a new international crossing in the Windsor-Detroit Gateway still hasn't been declared, but the picture is clearer today

DOT forging ahead with Mexican truck plan

WASHINGTON -- The Department of Transportation announced that after reviewing thousands of public comments on the matter, it would resume its plans to allow 100 Mexican trucks

Room for two new bridges at Windsor-Detroit: DRIC official

DETROIT -- Michigan officials now say they could see a day where the Windsor-Detroit Gateway has a new private crossing as well as separate, public bridge downriver.

CTA urges measured approach to U.S. passport rule

OTTAWA -- In comments submitted today to the U.S. departments of State and Homeland Security, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) urged the Americans not to rush ahead with implementation of new document requirements

Mexican truck pilot set for this weekend; Groups seek court injunction

WASHINGTON -- Five groups in the U.S. have filed lawsuits seeking an emergency stay of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's plan to proceed with the controversial Mexican truck pilot project as early as this Labor Day weekend.

BREAKING NEWS: Court denies opponents’ bid to block Mexican trucks

WASHINGTON -- About 1,000 Mexican trucks could be rolling through all parts of the U.S. as early as this Thursday after a San Francisco Appeals Court ruled the controversial project may proceed as planned.