From updates on truck parking solutions to the latest in safety inspections, there's a lot happening across the industry. Whether it’s new regulations, infrastructure improvements, or important announcements affecting life on the road, we’ve got all the details to keep you informed. Let’s dive into the biggest headlines making waves in trucking recently!
In 2025, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) will once again conduct several key safety enforcement initiatives. These inspection blitzes help make the roads safer for everyone, and they offer an important reminder to maintain compliance with all safety regulations.
From much-needed progress in truck parking to new cyber threats targeting trucking companies and updates on safety standards, we've got the key stories you need to know.
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) has announced the upcoming Brake Safety Week, scheduled to take place from August 25 - 31, 2024.
At Len Dubois Trucking, the dispatch and operations team is the heartbeat of the company, orchestrating every move from pick-up to delivery. They coordinate with drivers, ensure all paperwork is meticulously managed, and maintain constant communication with both the shipper and receiver. This isn’t just about moving goods from point A to point B; it’s about doing so with precision, efficiency, and a keen attention to detail.
Grab your favourite mug and settle in because we've got the latest scoop on everything trucking from July. Whether you're curious about the latest on truck parking issues, want to stay updated on the newest regulations hitting the road, or just want to catch up with our friends over at Beaver Truck Centre, we've got you covered.
Let’s talk about a topic that often flies under the radar but has a massive impact on the quality of service you receive: driver turnover.
Our Maintenance Manager Alex Downey publishes a quarterly article in Western Canada Highway News magazine. Below is an excerpt from his article just published in the Summer Edition starting on page 78.
We are hiring a part-time long-haul driver for one to two trips per month, running Canada and the US. This is a summer seasonal position.
As the industry gears up for the busy summer months, May has brought a wave of significant developments and insightful trends. Grab a cup of coffee and catch up on trucking news from May.
