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A new report indicates routine paperwork errors are the top dangerous goods compliance issue
FMCSA pauses deactivations as it works on Motus issues
The FMCSA continues to work through Motus issues and is suspending authority deactivations as it does so
Canada seeks clarity after US opts for annual USMCA review
Canada seeks answers after US refusal to renew USMCA
M&A activity in transport sector expected to accelerate
Conditions are aligning for more trucking M&A, according to a recent report
Global shipping rates soar as retailers race to beat looming tariffs
Global shipping rates are rising due to race against tariffs
Continental completes transformation into pure-play tire maker with ContiTech sale
In a move to become a pure-play tire maker, Continental has divested its industrial business
Underwriters look beyond loss runs to measure fleet risk
How insurers are measuring fleet risk in the data age
Here is where AI can help with maintenance, according to Loblaw, Sobeys
Two Canadian private fleets share how AI could shape their maintenance practices
Ontario warns non-compliant truck driving schools face enforcement action July 31
Fines could be coming to Ontario training schools that haven't updated their procedures
Should Canada follow the U.S. in requiring English language proficiency from truck drivers? Jim Park examines the issue.
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Today’s Trucking July/August 2026
If you aren’t meticulously managing tire inflation pressures, then it’s costing you big-time, Jim Park reports. Canadian truck dealers sound the alarm on their ability to order new trucks for 2027 without regulatory […]
