Trucking News – News from August
In case you’ve been a little too busy to keep up with the headlines, we put together important trucking industry news.
Thank You Staff – National Trucking Week
We thank the dispatchers, load planners, logistics staff, HR, safety & compliance professionals, and maintenance staff. Trucking and logistics are fast-paced, and your professionalism and hard work keep the economy running.
Thank You, Drivers & Owner Operators
We extend our thank you to our drivers and owner operators for your hard work, dedication, and sacrifices to get the job done safely.
2022 National Trucking Week Begins Sunday
The National Trucking Week annual campaign began in the late 90s by the Canadian Trucking Alliance as a way to embrace the trucking industry
Now Hiring – Warehouse Coordinator
We are looking for a Warehouse Coordinator to join our dynamic and growing team. At Len Dubois Trucking, we are proud of our commitment to safety, and it starts at home with well-maintained, modern facilities and equipment.
CVSA Brake Safety Week 2022
Brake Safety Week is just around the corner taking place from August 21 to August 27, 2022. During Brake Safety Week, commercial motor vehicle inspectors conduct brake system inspections and their usual Level I & V inspections on large trucks and buses throughout North America to identify brake-system violations.
Journeyman Truck & Trailer Technician
Are you looking for an opportunity to use your self-motivated passion and talent for equipment repair in a profitable and entrepreneurial business?
2022 Spring Road Restrictions
Starting on Saturday, March 19, and running through until the first week of June, Mantiboa Spring Road restrictions will be in effect.
Trucking News February 2022
We can't say much about the weather in February but there was a lot happening in the industry news. So, if you've been too busy to catch all the industry news, don't worry - we have you covered!
5 Facts About Canadian Trucking [INFOGRAPHIC]
Canada's trucking industry moves over 225 billion tonne-kilometers of freight intra-provincially, and over 10 million trucks are involved with trade with the US. From fuel to manufacturing to consumer goods and food - our day-to-day lives depend on the dedicated professionals in transportation and logistics.