The trucking industry is always busy with new regulations, changes in technology and general news. Check out these articles from around the web. We think that you will find them interesting and informative. Martinez says FMCSA close to hours of service decision 2019 will be a time of transition regarding potential changes to HOS regulations, said Federal [...]
Starting Monday March 18th, 2019 Manitoba Spring Road Restrictions take effect. As always, we want our fleet to be in full compliance at all times.
Check out these articles from around the web that you'll find interesting.
We keep on top of what's happening in the trucking industry. Here are a few trucking articles we found interesting.
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Staying informed of the changes and news that affect the trucking industry helps you be a more professional truck driver. Here are some of the articles we found over the past couple of weeks that we think you should take a look at. Manitoba trucking industry wants higher mandatory standards for driver training The province [...]
Trucking is fast paced and if you blink you will miss something. We keep an eye on industry news and these are the things we thought were important and you should know.
The trucking industry provides a robust and secure career path for just about anyone who can put themselves through the training to obtain a Class 1 license. In the grand scheme of professional careers, the training is relatively short-lived with approximately 244 hours of schooling and an investment of between $9,000 and $12,000. You become a [...]
The season's change and so does trucking. Our fast-paced industry changes every day with new technology and regulations. Not everything changes – some of the same issues continue to be consistent challenges to trucking
The province of Manitoba is enacting new stiffer penalties for drivers using handheld devices while driving on November 1, 2018. Most jurisdictions have been increasing penalties for the past decade.
