Range Energy completes eTrailer dynamic stability testing

Range Energy announced it has completed vehicle dynamics and stability testing of its eTrailer system at the Transportation Research Center (TRC), saying that it validated the safety and performance of…

ECONOMIC TRUCKING TRENDS: Trailer makers’ tough tariff decisions, and spot market pullbacks

In the most recent week, FTR posted its June trailer order data and shared a tough decision trailer makers are faced with in light of tariffs: eat cost increases or…

CTA seeks more immigration oversight to bolster economy

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) is encouraging provincial and federal leaders to remain steadfast in their commitment to get the Canadian economy moving while putting aside regional and national politics…

Manitoulin acquires Martin Roy Transport

Manitoulin Group of Companies has acquired Martin Roy Transport (MRT), strengthening its presence and operations across Northern Quebec and Ontario. The deal took effect July 18. “We are delighted to…

CHET driving school gives youth a taste of trucking

A driving school is using the approach of “catch them young, watch them grow” to attract fresh talent into the trucking industry. Commercial Heavy Equipment Training (CHET), Musket Transport’s in-house…

Six HyLife, LPR truck drivers celebrate 10 million safe miles

Six professional drivers with HyLife and its transportation company, LPR, have collectively logged more than 10 million safe miles (16,093,440 km) on the road. That’s the equivalent of circling the…

BCTA urges carriers to apply for CleanBC HDVE program before Aug. 31 deadline

The B.C. Trucking Association (BCTA) is urging carriers to apply for the CleanBC Heavy-duty Vehicle Efficiency (HDVE) program before the Aug. 31 deadline. Applications for the program, which is in…

CBSA officers nab truck driver trying to smuggle cocaine worth $23.4 million into Canada

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers at the Ambassador Bridge port of entry in Ontario intercepted 187.5 kg of suspected cocaine concealed in the trailer of a commercial truck coming…

Big Iron Show N Shine in New Brunswick attracts thousands of visitors

Thousands of people thronged the fourth annual Big Iron Show and N Shine to check out the scores of shiny big rigs in Woodstock, N.B. Last weekend’s show attracted 112…

Truckstop.com survey finds drivers optimistic about future of trucking tech

As trucking providers continue to endure one of the industry’s longest-running downturns, most remain upbeat about its future, especially regarding technology. That’s the finding of a new Truckstop.com survey of…

Economic, trade uncertainties give trucking real estate buyers long overdue leverage

Canada’s industrial real estate market is evolving, giving buyers and lessees greater leverage as vacancy rates increase to levels not seen in years. “Industrial landlords in market as a whole…

Trucking HR Canada launches funding guide for fleets

Trucking HR Canada (THRC) has released Funds for Fleets, a digital guide designed to help trucking and logistics companies access government financial incentives across Canada. The guide consolidates information about…

TCA names Searcy Trucking driver Walde a Highway Angel for helping injured cyclist

The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) named truck driver Terry Walde of Miami, Man., a TCA Highway Angel for stopping to help a cyclist who had been struck by a semi-truck…

Trucking Announcements: New hires at Turgeon, BeyondTrucks; UAP names new VP of heavy vehicles parts

Each week, TruckNews.com lists notable events, promotions and awards in the trucking industry. This week, Simon Corriveau joined Turgeon – Solutions d’affichage as business development manager for its fleet division and UAP…

Government policy to ‘buy Canadian’ could benefit some truck, trailer makers

The Interim Reciprocal Procurement Policy, recently tabled by the federal government, could direct the government to prioritize purchasing trucks, trailers and other transportation equipment that’s made in Canada. The Public…