Spot the Truck!
New app launched by Big Rig Wraps puts a new spin on old advertising forms By Carter Hammett Hot off the press, a
Fall 2021
Trucking
Carwash
Fall 2021
Insurance For Carwash Businesses
By Melissa Pirkey The global carwash service market size was estimated at USD 34.19 billion in 2019 and reached USD 35.34 billion in 2020 and
Fall 2021
News of the Weird
News of the Weird: Wildlife Edition
Bits and pieces of the bizarre, the horrific and the downright puzzling scooped up from various parts of the web so you don’t
Business
Fall 2021
The Right Stuff
New Kenmount NAPA shop has found the right location; now the goal is to keep providing ‘the right part, to the right people,
Electric Avenue
Fall 2021
Bidirectional charging: A first in Atlantic Canada
Electric vehicles are transforming the transportation industry. From automakers accelerating their electrification plans and shifting to all electric line-ups, to the Canadian Government spending
Electric Avenue
Fall 2021
Introducing the Fluke FEV100 Electric Vehicle Charging Station Adapter
As more electric vehicle charging stations are installed to meet the growing demand, the need to ensure stations are operating properly and safely
Fall 2021
Trucking
Want to Improve Trucking Safety? Focus Enforcement on Driver Inc Carriers, Implement Trusted Employer Model and Enforce ELD Mandate
Commercial driver training is once again in the public spotlight as a key to improving highway safety and avoiding catastrophic motor vehicle collisions
Business
Fall 2021
Update on Mandatory Vaccinations for Federally Regulated Workplaces
On October 6, the Government of Canada made an announcement providing further details on its policy to require all federal public service employees
Fall 2021
News
CTA Spells Out How Supply Chain Can Limit Disruptions
Canadians are wondering if recent disruptions in the European supply chain can also occur here. More than any other time in recent memory,
Fall 2021
News
Province Supports Emergency Service Providers
Ground search and rescue, volunteer fire departments and other emergency services provider groups will get more than $1.14 million from the province to