The Road to Better Drivers Starts at School
With commercial truck training at a vulnerable crossroads, Jeremy Woolward identifies the changes needed to make driver education stronger and more unified.
Essential insights into the world of freight, logistics, and the trucking industry. Covering everything from industry news and regulatory updates to tips for truck drivers and fleet management, this section is a go-to resource for professionals in the field. Stay informed on the challenges and opportunities shaping the trucking industry and how to stay competitive in a fast-evolving market.
With commercial truck training at a vulnerable crossroads, Jeremy Woolward identifies the changes needed to make driver education stronger and more unified.
The Canadian Truckin Alliance (CTA) is calling for a modernized, risk-based approach to Transportation Security Clearances (TSC) that strengthens Canada’s transportation security while.
by Women In Trucking Staff As America’s highways remain filled with moving freight, when the time comes to rest professional truck drivers routinely.
by Women In Trucking Staff As America’s highways remain filled with moving freight, when the time comes to rest professional truck drivers routinely.
Among many other trends, Truck World 2026 demonstrated industry leaders are seeking innovative solutions that prioritize sustainability and cost management, shifting the focus.
It doesn’t matter if you prefer fuel or electric powered vehicles because this is only part of a larger question, says our pundit..
Elemental Trucks Inc. (ETI), a Canadian leader in zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, launched North America’s first commercially available, hydrogen fuel cell 63.5 tonne truck.
As the Federal Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities (TRAN) continues to examine Driver Inc, trucking regulatory and oversight bodies, including the.
Industry professionals say fraud seems to be everywhere in trucking — it is widely seen as systemic, normalized, and insufficiently enforced, according to.
Our pundit turns a sharp eye to the trucking industry overall; what was and what might be. By Jeremy Woolward Ad Happy New.
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