News of the Weird: A Walking Car, Wearable Brake Calipers and More
Time to take your car for a… walk? Plus Brembo’s caliper T-shirts, Toyota’s hammer test and a hydrogen-powered land speed record.
Time to take your car for a… walk? Plus Brembo’s caliper T-shirts, Toyota’s hammer test and a hydrogen-powered land speed record.
Rohit Narayan Sholingur sits down with the College of the North Atlantic to discuss how its Automotive Service Technician program is preparing students
Once thought of as “the third choice,” automotive apprenticeships have gained a lot more traction and respect in recent years. Here’s why.
Serious investment in New Brunswick’s EV charging infrastructure, Highway Traffic Act consultations in Newfoundland and Labrador, and more.
The CAPC meets on tariffs and competitiveness, a free trucking workforce bootcamp comes to Saskatoon, CAA’s school-zone safety push and CTA’s budget asks.
NAPA’s commitment to lifelong learning takes many forms, from instructor-led AutoTech classes across Atlantic Canada to an eLearning library of hundreds of courses.
A conversation with Georgian College’s Taylor Woods sheds light on an ever-evolving sector and the methods of developing emerging leaders.
As automotive technology evolves, so do the people servicing your car. Your mechanic is also becoming a technologist, writes Shammi Thakur.
This issue puts education firmly in the driver’s seat, with a special focus on the people preparing to build, repair, manage and lead
First Nations blues powerhouse Crystal Shawanda on life on the road, her new album and the trucking roots in her DNA.