New Westminster wants reduced Port Mann Bridge tolls to cut down on Pattullo traffic
Shipping and shipbuilding has been important to B.C.’s economy from the early days of settlement.
Right-wing truckers’ group backs ‘libtard’-hating police chief
Members of a group of truck drivers attempted to back away from a description of their upcoming protest involving threats of “citizens arrests” against lawmakers while also showing support for the Pennsylvania police chief who has been documented shoot…
Can intermodal transportation expand beyond its niche? Find out at the Surface Transportation Summit
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Years ago, intermodal movements were only cost and service effective on freight movements of 1500 miles and up. But intermodal transportation has gone through a renaissance over the last decade and this number is now well…
In conversation with Mike McCarron Part 2: Finding the right fit
MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Looking to grow by acquisition? Or perhaps after many years in the industry you are ready to sell. Either way, finding the right fit in the seller-purchaser dynamic is critical. On October 16th, Mike McCarron, the…
Oakland port director wants happy truckers
The nation’s fifth busiest port faces competition from the Los Angeles/Long Beach harbor complex, among others.
Turnover Rose at Large Truckload Fleets in the Second Quarter
According to the latest edition of American Trucking Associations’ Trucking Activity Report, the annualized turnover rate at large truckload fleets rose two percentage points to 99% in the second quarter of 2013.
Natural gas takes centre stage at Outdoor Farm Show
WOODSTOCK, Ont. — Farmers attending Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show (COFS) this year got a chance to kick the tires on some natural gas-powered light and heavy trucks.
New-look OTA convention to feature prominent business leaders
TORONTO, Ont. — Business therapy will be in the spotlight at the Ontario Trucking Association Convention and Executive Forum.
Driver turnover hits 99% at large US truckload fleets
ARLINGTON, Va. — Turnover at large US truckload fleets continued to increase in the second quarter, according to The American Trucking Associations’ Trucking Activity Report.
Politicians slammed over trucks
Truck owners have been accused of forcing their drivers to operate unroadworthy vehicles and to drive for long periods without adequate rest.