Big week in Canadian trucking
TORONTO — Last week was one of the most eventful stretches in years for the Canadian trucking industry.
Just a handful of the crucial industry news first reported this past week at TodaysTrucking.com:
rules just hours after they were published
Over a decade in the making, Canada got a new hours-of-service regime; Years of rumors and political jockeying at the Windsor-Detroit border culminated with an announcement for a new bridge in the region; and Marine Atlantic’s critical ferry service will keep drop trailer operations after all.
In this week’s NewsFIRST, you’ll read: Jim Park’s exclusive interpretation on the new HOS rules, and understand how they’ll affect you.
— An exclusive insider report detailing the events leading up the major announcement at the world’s busiest trade gateway.
— Original, multi-perspective accounts on several other issues like Transport Canada backtracking from its Marine Atlantic drop cargo proposal to a new twist in the OTA’s speed limiter proposal.
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