News Archive 2008
December 22, 2008
Attention Canadian FAST Drivers
There are new changes to the fast cards, they will now have added security features.
For more information please read fastcards
Allowable Weight for Wide Base Single Heavy Truck Tires in Ontario Harmonized with Conventional Duals
For more information Allowable Weight
Bring on 2009
Shippers should consider locking in capacity now in anticipation of recovery
December 17, 2008
The STA in conjunction with Natural Resources Canada will be having a Smart Driver Professional Development Workshop - Train the Trainer Program for Fuel Efficiency -
Saskatoon - Smart Driver Workshop
The cost is free to STA Members and a charge of $ 100.00 to non-members.
December 16, 2008
CBP Responds to Industry Concern about Transponder Renewal Problems: Contingency Plan Put in Place to Avoid Border Delays
For more information please read Transponder
Allowable Weight for Wide Base Single Heavy Truck Tires in Ontario Harmonized with Conventional Duals
For more information please read Allowable Weight
December 10, 2008
STA MAKES DONATION TO REGINA'S FOOD BANK
Food hampers are filling up this Christmas. Aside from transporting large food donations to the Regina & District Food Bank, the Saskatchewan Trucking Association (STA) made a contribution of its own.
The STA donated approximately $ 3,000 worth of food to kick off the seventh annual Food for Friends event - a 12 hours radio and television marathon that airs on 94.5 Jack FM and Access Communications' Channel 7.
In terms of community needs, we really enjoy backing these kinds of projects. These are tough times for a lot of people and we have to make sure the shelves are stocked and the food bank doesn't run short for the winter season, " said Al Rosseker, executive director of the STA.
This is the second year the STA has offered to pick up and deliver food donations to the Regina & District Food Bank at no cost. Last year alone the Food for Friends event raised more than $ 36,000 and 5,000 pounds of food.
The Government of Saskatchewan has announced their 5 year capital plan. For more information - Government Website
December 9, 2008
New Year’s Border Tie-Ups Possible Unless US Adopts Contingency Plan for Electronic Collection of Border Crossing Fees: CTA
For more information please read News Release.
November 18, 2008
FMCSA Announces Hours of Service Final Rule for Truck Drivers
Rules will not change in the US from current requirements
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will publish the Final Rule on Truck Driver Hours of Service on Wednesday November 19th. In brief, the Final Rule will remain unchanged from the Interim Final Rule published in December of 2007 – meaning that driving time will remain at 11 hours, and the 34 hour reset provision will stay in place. There have also been no revisions to the split sleeper berth provisions. The final rule will be effective January 19, 2009. It will now be up to those who opposed the Interim Final Rule to decide whether to accept the decision of FMCSA to confirm the Interim Final Rule or pursue further legal action.
November 13, 2008
Bison Transport is pleased to congratulate company president & CEO Don Streuber, for receiving the 2008 Trailmobile "Service to Industry" Award.
For more information read the News Release
November 12, 2008
Syn Logistics a Saskatchewan truck transport company has filed for bankruptcy and the Past President of the STA has taken up the plight of displaced worker.
For more information read News Release
Winter Weights
The Winter Weight Season is subject to change depending on weather conditions. Winter Weights are effective November 16 and continue until March 14 of the following year. The period from November 16 to December 1 and the period from the last day in February until March 14 is subject to change depending on weather conditions. Call the Highway Hotline at 1-888-335-7623 and refer to the Spring Road Restrictions and Winter Weights Map for the current status of Winter Weights in your area.
For more information Highways & Infrastructure
November 7, 2008
The Decal and Transponder Online Procurement System (DTOPS) system for the renewal of transponders is still under construction. CTA has been working closely with ATA and DHS to resolve some of the issues around DTOPS delayed implementation. In the meantime, CTA strongly encourages carriers to submit the renewal application form soon in an effort to avoid possible delays to renewals by January 1, 2009. Attached are the necessary forms.
Transponder Renewal Application Forms -- news release
November 6, 2008
The STA has been advised that SGI Examinations will now require Medical Reports to be completed and submitted to the SGI Medical Review Unit prior to any testing.
November 3, 2008
In view of the current mountain pine beetle epidemic in BC, Alberta and the United States, along with the increased supply of mountain pine beetle-killed salvage logs available for market, there is a significant threat to pine tree resources in the province of Saskatchewan.
For more information please read news release
October 31, 2008
NEW DATA SHOW AMERICANS DROVE 15 BILLION FEWER MILES THAN A YEAR AGO
New federal data shows Americans are continuing a 10-month-long decline in driving habits, Secretary of Transporation Mary Peters recently announced The decline is putting new pressure on the way road, bridge and transit projects are funded at a time of recent growth in transit ridership showing the need for a new approach for funding transportation construction, she added. "We pay for transit the same way we pay for road and bridge projects - with federal gas taxes," said Peters. "Relying on the gas tax is like relying on cardboard to keep the rain out: The longer you use it the less it works."
In August 2008, Americans drove 15 billion fewer miles, or 5.6 percent less, than they did in August 2007 - the largest ever year-to-year decline recorded in a single month. Over the past 10 months, Americans have driven 78 billion fewer miles than they did in the same 10 months the previous year. Transit ridership meanwhile, saw an increase of 6.2 percent this summer compared to last, said Peters. She said that since 2001, the Department has invested over $ 8 billion to finance over 280 miles worth of new transit lines, which, taken together, would be 25% longer than the New York subway system. She warned that future projects, however, coule be at risk if the U.S. continues to rely on gas taxes to fund transit construction.
October 30, 2008
Diesel Fuel Rationing in Western Canada: Who Would Have Thought It Possible Commentary by: David Bradley, President and CEO, Canadian Trucking Alliance
Diesel Rationing
October 27, 2008
The new Membership Fees for Membership are posted 2009 Membership Fees
By becoming a STA member you can attend some of our programs, and inturn save on your membership fees. For more information Member Savings
WCB RATES DECREASE
WCB rates for the T42 code that includes Transportation, Courier and Commercial Bus will again dip for the coming 2009 year to $3.36 per $100 assessable payroll. This is a drop of $0.36 from 2008, and $0.81 from 2007. The trending line is good for T42. Overall, in terms of all WCB classes, on average, rate will dip by $0.03 to $1.66 per $100 assessable.
See the WCB attachments for more details.WCB Rates
October 20, 2008
The 2008 Annual Management Conference was held on October 17th and 18th, 2008 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Saskatoon.
The event kick off to this year's convention was the Driver Appreciation Breakfast. It was very well attended. We want to extend special thanks to persons from Dundurn Base for being in attendance.
From left to right: MCpl. Alain Banville, Cpl. Chris Cambly, Cpl. Darrell Hulme, Cpl. Rob Balicki, Pte. Ryan Johnston, Sgt. Neil Hayward, Mcpl. Mike Grant
The keynote Speaker was Dan Baker. Dan Baker Bio
The STA would like to thank their sponsors for the 2008 Annual Management Conference.
Without your generous support this conference would not take place.
AGM Sponsors
AWARD PRESENTATIONS
Pictured here is Dave Huffman from Volvo Trucks Canada to present the award for the Driver of the Year. This year's recipient is Jeff Metz from Kindersley Transport Ltd. He is seen here pictured with his wife Judy.
Pictured here is Glen Morrison from STA. This year's recipient of the 2008 Dispatcher of the Year Award is John Newell from Yanke Group of Companies.
Pictured here is Scott Johnston, Doug Siemens, Deb Siemens, all from Siemens Transportation Group Bert Clay of Trailmobile Canada and Erwen Siemens of Siemens Transportation Group.
Doug Siemens was the 2008 Trailmobile Service to Industry Winner.
Congratulations to all the award winners!
September 24, 2008
Please see attached notice to Customs Brokers and Importers indicating new requirements for USDA regulated threatened or endangered species of potted plants.
Required documentation will need to be submitted to CBSA to be certified prior to being exported from Canada and subsequently imported into the U.S.
Notice
September 12, 2008
WCB offers Alternative Assessment Procedure for Interjurisdictional Trucking
WCB is pleased to offer interjurisdictional trucking firms the opportunity to participate in the Alternative Assessment Procedure (AAP), effective January 1, 2009. For more information contact
Workers Compensation Board
August 25, 2008
Ottawa Mulls Cut in Diesel Tax
For more information please read Information
August 19, 2008
The Bridgestone Firestone Truck Hero Award is a special recognition of a professional Canadian truck driver who has demonstrated courage, quick-thinking and integrity in the face of danger. If you know of a professional transport driver who has performed an act of heroism in an emergency situation and who meets the eligibility requirements for this award, please Nominate a hero and join in the search for the next Bridgestone Firestone Canadian Truck Hero.
August 14, 2008
Sign up for Canada's Trucking HR Newsletter - Industry in Motion
To sign up Canadian Trucking Human Resource Council
August 12, 2008
TRANSPORT CANADA INVESTIGATION SAYS FULL COST OF TRANSPORTATION COST $ 200 BILLION PLUS IN 2000
For more information News Release
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA), the country's national trucking group, in conjunction with the provincial trucking associations, is pleased to announce National Trucking Week 2008 will take place from September 7 - 14, 2008.
The purpose of the weeklong celebration is to recognize the important contributions made by the 400,000 Canadian men and women who keep the country's freight moving. Provincial trucking associations, carriers, industry suppliers and other stakeholders are encouraged to undertake activities in their own province to mark the event.In previous years, provincial associations have marked the occasion with newspaper supplements, radio advertising, contests, special promotions, and special events at truck stops and roadside inspection stations.
Carriers and industry suppliers have hosted BBQs, breakfasts, truck washes, offered special giveaways to employees and marked the week event with a wide variety of activities.
More information, a list if celebration ideas, and details about obtaining the official event logo are available from the CTA web site CTA and click on the National Trucking Week logo. Or, contact CTA's Rebecka Torn in Toronto at (416) 249-7401 or Email
July 29, 2008
MAJOR NATIONAL GOODS DISTRIBUTOR CHOOSES SASKATCHEWAN AS ITS NEW DISTRIBUTION HUB
Premier Brad Wall announced today that Loblaw Companies Limited, Canada's largest food distributor, has chosen Saskatchewan as the new home for a western Canadian distribution facility. This facility will be located adjacent to the Canadian Pacific (CP) Railway.
For more information News Release
June 30, 2008
The STA is sad to report the passing of Harvie Wilkening. Harvie was a STA President from 1965-1967.
To read more on Harvie please click on Harv Wilkening
June 25, 2008
BISON TRANSPORT NAMED TOP CANADIAN TRUCKLOAD CARRIER OF THE YEAR
Bison Transport is presented with the Ryder System's Inc. 2007 Top Carrier Quality Award in the Canadian Truckload category. To read more Bison Award
June 24, 2008
CTA CEO DAVID BRADLEY TELLS SHIPPER GROUP 2+2 MUST EQUAL FOUR WHEN IT COMES TO FUEL SURCHARGES, RATES
For more information please read FUEL SURCHARGE
FUEL TAX SCAM TARGETS CANADIAN TRUCKING COMPANIES
Please read this informative article Scam
APPLICATION FORM AVAILABLE FOR SECOND ROUND OF ECOFREIGHT FUNDING
The second round of funding for two Transport Canada ecoFreight Programs directly impacting trucking was recently announced --- Demonstration and Incentive Projects. In the first round of funding for these two programs several CTA members received funding totaling in the millions, The application forms for the second round of funding have recently been posted on Transport Canada's web site along with an applicants guide (see link below). Please inform your members of this availability. The deadline for completed applications is September 17th, 2008.
Please try to communicate this availability of the applicants guide in a manner that will provide an advantage to our members.
Transport Canada website
Freight Technology Demonstration Fund
Freight Technology Incentives Programs
June 20, 2008
LIBERAL GREEN SHIFT PLAN GETS NEGATIVE REACION FROM TRUCKING INDUSTRY
For more information please read envirotruck
June 12, 2008
Senate Committee Report Backs CTA
For more information please see CTA article
STA Member Redhead Equipment Receives Distributor of the Year Award
For more information on this article Redhead
June 11, 2008
CTA Applauds Federal Program to Enable Testing of Trucking Environmental Technology
For more information read CTA
June 10, 2008
CTA Calls on Government to Ease Hurdles to Proposed Fuel Waiver Regulation
For more information read CTA
The STA and Highway Agencies Ltd. hosted the 2008 Truck Driving Championship at SLH Transport Inc on June 7,2008
The winners of each event are listed Championship
June 4, 2008
OTA has issued a news release that you will find very interesting. Please check it out. Ontario-Quebec Joint Cabinet Meeting Leads to Agreement on Speed Limiters, Wide Base Single Tires and LCVs
News Release
CTA Chief Gives his Three Priorities for Shaking Up Canada's Transportation Industry
For more information please read CTA
The STA has been informed a telephone solicitation company is contacting trucking firms attempting to sell jack knives and other merchandise. This company is in no way affiliated with the STA. The STA does not sell these items.
The STA in co-operation with Frontier Peterbilt Sales will be at the farm progress show.
Join us at the show from June 18-21. 2008.
For more information on the Farm Progress show - visit their website Farm Progress
May 15, 2008
Bison Transport announced that it will be reducing its corporate speed limit to 100 km/hr (62 mph) in order to reduce fuel consumption by its large fleet of trucks.
For more information please read the release for further information. release
May 13, 2008
STA Endorses U of S T & I Centre
For more information please read news release
May 9, 2008
Congratulations to Bison who received a Government of Canada ecoFrieght Funding.
For more information please read article
May 5, 2008
Saskatchewan has encountered concerns with some commercial vehicles operating or certified in Saskatchewan with components that do not meet provincial / PMVI -CCMTA inspection requirements.
The attached information was issued to Saskatchewan inspection facilities and members of law enforcement agencies responsible for commercial vehicle enforcement.
Commercial Vehicle Inspection Issues
For more information please contact:
Brian Kline Manager, Vehicle Standards & Inspection Phone: 306-775-6189
April 22, 2008
You may be interested in knowing that the Canadian Trucking Human Resources Council (CTHRC) has a new web site to promote careers in the trucking industry.
The site contains industry information including salary data, career paths and occupational profiles for those jobs that are unique to the trucking industry.
To view the website, please visit CTHRC
Also as part of this initiative, the CTHRC has developed a series of print materials as well as a DVD that they say is designed to compliment the website experience (they say will be available shortly).
VANCOUVER POLICE CRACKDOWN ON UNSAFE TRUCKS
For more information please read report
April 17, 2008
AVERAGE DIESEL PRICES EXPECTED TO BE HIGHER IN 2008
The projected higher costs for crude oil will contribute to higher petroleum product prices, according to Energy Information Administration projections. Diesel prices are projected to average $ 3.62 per gallon, or 74 cents above the 2007 average price. Motor gasoline prices are projected to average $ 3.36 per gallon in 2008, up 55 cents from last year.
The monthly average gasoline price is expected to peak at about $ 3.60 per gallon this spring, while monthly diesel prices should average about $ 3.90 per gallon in March and April. Weekly diesel prices have already crossed the $4 per gallon threshold in many regions of the country.
CARGO THEFT
Please see the attached Cargo Theft Report covering March 2008. Note that all charts illustrate cargo theft intelligence collected from April 2007 through March 2008.
Cargo theft
Everything from breakfast bars to electronics are being stolen. For more information please contact Dan Burges. Email: dan.burges@freightwatchusa.com
In a March report from the FBI the following hi-lights are listed for your info:
1) According to 1999 reporting, the Volpe Report 80% of cargo theft was committed by employees or individuals with insider access to the shipment.
2) In 2006, FBI assesses cost of cargo theft to be within $15-30 billion annually (US) but likely higher do to many non-reporting for fear of insurance costs increasing or concerns for reputation.
3) Of 53 incidents reviewed, 15 occurred at truck stops while driver was inside the truck stop.
CANADIAN CARRIER HAS IT'S DAY IN PARADISE
One Canadian Carrier dominated the fleet safety awards ceremony at the 70th annual Truckload Carriers Association Annual Conference at Paradise Island, Bahamas. The awards are based upon the fewest number of collisions per million miles, along with an evaluation of the carrier's overall safety program.
Bison Transport of Winnipeg took first place in Division 6 - meaning 100 million miles plus in addition to becoming the first Canadian carrier to take the Grand Prize for the safest fleet for the third year in a row.
Congratulations on your achievement!
For more on Bison Transport check out their website
April 16, 2008
The CTA has announced their new Committee Members. For more information please read CTA
April 7, 2008
CUSTOM TRUCK SALES WINS KENWORTH DEALER OF THE YEAR AWARD
A Saskatchewan Kenworth dealership has been recognized as an international leader in sales, service, and operation,by its US corporate headquarters. Custom Truck Sales of Regina was named 2007 Kenworth Dealer of the Year, an award that recognizes outstanding dealerships in both the US and Canada. The president of the Regina based dealership credits strong customer service, and a quality product, for this corporate tribute made recently in San Diego.
"This recognition is a great testament to the hard work of our dedicated employees, who provide a high level of service to our customers on a daily basis", says Brent Leach. The Dealer of the Year award is based on overall performance, quota attainment, dealer performance, parts, sales and service,and operation and facility evaluations. However, there were a few attributes that stood out to earn this recent award for the Regina dealership, such as superior sales and excellent customer service support, according to Kenworth general manager Bob Christensen.
"Custom Truck Sales management and employees have a tremendous passion and dedication for being the world's best and are truly deserving of the 2007 Kenworth Dealer of the Year Award". The dealership was chosen from among six other "gold" dealershops for 2007, including: Edmonton Kenworth, Inland Kenworth - US(which includes dealerships in California, Arizona and New Mexico. As well as Kenworth of South Texas, Kenworth Sales Company of Salt Lake City, Utah, and MHC Kenworth of Oklahoma.
Custom Truck Sales has been a Kenworth dealer since 1965 and operates dealerships in Regina, Saskatoon, and Estevan as well as Winnipeg, MB. The dealer is not new to the Kenworth awards podium, and has won Kenworth "silver" awards in 2003, 2005, and 2006.
March 25, 2008
In 2008 the yellow vehicle inspection decal will be changing in appearance. For more information please read article
March 18, 2008
A Saskatchewan highways official believes increased commerce is the most logical reason to have highways four-laned from Regina to Minot.
For more information please read news
March 11, 2008
CTA has prepared a Report to the Industry which provides highlights of the work CTA is carrying out on behalf of the industry.
For more information please read CTA Report
March 8, 2008
Pictured here are the winners from the STA and HAL 2008 Funspiel:
Custom Truck Sales Ltd. from Saskatoon - Greg Jaques, Amanda Jaques, Jody Fitzpatrick, and Curtis Fitzpatrick.
February 14, 2008
Child Find is asking for your help in locating a missing person. Her name is Katelyn Noble. Please click here for more information Katelyn Noble
February 8, 2008
HIGHWAYS AND INFRASTRUCTURE ANNOUNCES NEW SERVICE TO TRUCKING INDUSTRY
Highways and Infrastructure have upgraded their inquiry line to assist commercial carriers and truck drivers with their questions.- Read Inquiry Line
TRUCK-INVOLVED FATAL CRASH STATISTICS FALL TO ALL-TIME LOW IN THE U.S
Click here for more U.S.Truck Stats
February 6, 2008
The date for Canada's National Truck Show has been announced. For more information Truck World
The CTA has told the House of Commons the Trucking Industry is being hit by the economy conditions.
Read the article for more information CTA
The STA has received another shipment of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Handbook (2007).
There is a new amendment coming out (date unknown) and at this time the Canadian Trucking Alliance will be publishing the 2008 version.
February 5, 2008
SGI Canada has a new service. The Saskatchewan Damage Claims History Search provides a vehicle’s damage claims history in the province in addition to other useful information. It’s free of charge and you receive immediate results.
For more information go to Vehicle Search
The latest edition of the Bar Code Border is now available. Please check it out for the latest information on trucking. Bar Code Border
January 30, 2008
Pictured here is Kim Davis - General Manager of Highway Agencies Ltd. in Regina and Saskatoon, Jon Schubert - President and CEO of SGI Canada and Jim McQuoid of Commercial Truck Services Training Manager.
They had a lunch meeting at the Husky House to discuss a partnership on a number of safety issues that will make a positive impact on the trucking industry.
Check back for more details.
To conclude the meeting they took part in a ride along in the STA's new fleet member a 2008 Peterbilt. Watch for it on the streets.
If you are in need of driver training in Yorkton, Saskatoon and Regina - please call us. If you are needing insurance services please vist Highway Agencies Ltd. They now have two great locations in Regina and Saskatoon to serve you better.
Check out their website for more information - Highway Agencies Ltd.
January 29, 2008
As tax time approaches, long haul truckers should note a key change in the meal tax deduction, that took place in 2007.
The deduction limit was 50% of $ 51 (which accounted to $ 17 per meal).
Since March 19, 2007 the meal deduction was raised to 60% - so you can treat yourself to a extra 10% on your meal claims.
Other transport employees will still be allowed the 50% deduction on their meal claims.
January 28, 2008
WESTCAN BULK SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
In the last four years over $400,000 in funding has been awarded to children of the employees of Westcan.
For more information please read - News Release.
For more information - please contact:
Communications Coordinator
Westcan Bulk Transport Ltd.
Bus: (780) 472.6951
Cell: (780) 231.5739
Fax: (780) 472-6909
Email:Ashley Edwards Scott
TRUCKING REVENUE TOPS $ 300 BILLION, ACCORDING TO THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU
For more information read - Report
January 23, 2008
This is information on Truxpro 2008. Truxpo
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact
Sandra Stashuk - Events & Training Coordinator - BC Trucking Association
Phone: 604-888-5319 or 1-800-565-2282, ext. 215 - E-mail: sstashuk@bctrucking.com
Website: BCTA
January 16, 2008
Please find the attached regarding more sessions about the SINP. There are new times and topics offered, please review the attachment for more information, including a session focused on application forms and documentation and a new session for Employers only on Hiring Foreign Workers in Saskatchewan.
If you are a client or have clients or individuals who are interested in applying to the SINP or have inquires about their applications, please refer them to the sessions or the individual appointments.
Immigration Sessions
January 15, 2008
The STA is happy to announce that they are now a affiliate of the SmartWay Transportation Partnership Program.
SmartWay Transport helps shippers and for-hire carriers lower greenhouse gases and other emissions, while at the same time giving the average truck a fuel savings of
$ 2,000 per year.
To find out more about this new partnership, call for your info kit at 1-734-214-4767 or visit this website - SmartWay
Some of our members include:
CRA TO PROVIDE DIESEL TAX REFUND FOR APU FUEL
For more information please read Diesel Tax
January 14, 2008
WEBSITE FORECASTS HIGHWAY DRIVING CONDITIONS
The B.C.'s Traveler Information System website at - Drive BC
This website features an interactive map with imbedded up to date weather and road conditions information.
Travelers just have to click on the area of the province they will be traveling through, and they will have all the information they will need. The Seasonal Preparedness section features winter and summer driving tips.
Cross-Border Truck Trips Down in 2007: Further Proof of Troubled Ontario Economy
For more information read the article - Cross Border
January 4, 2008
WORK STRESS DIRECTLY IMPACTING JOB PERFORMANCE
For more information read the article - Work Stress
Contact Updates for ACE Help Desk
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced changes to Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Help Desk e-mail addresses and phone number options. Please update your contact records as follows:
Effective immediately, the ACE Help Desk e-mail has changed to ACEhelpdesk@cbp.dhs.gov.
The phone tree options for the ACE Help Desk have also changed. To ensure calls are routed correctly, trucking companies should select Option 4 (Application Support), Option 2 (ACE Support) and Option 2 (Trade Users) when calling the ACE Help Desk telephone number at 800-927-8729.
To find out the status of a new ACE application or to request additional views for an existing account, Trade Account Owners can send an e-mail to ACE.Application.Status@cbp.dhs.gov.
TRANSPORT CANADA OFFERS INCENTIVES FOR EMISSIONS REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY
Read for more information - Incentives
STA MEMBER MANITOULIN GROUP FOUNDER WINS CANADA'S HIGHEST CIVILIAN HONOUR
Manitoulin Group founder Doug Smith can add yet another honour to his ever-growing list of accolades with his recently announced appointment to the Order of Canada.
The Order of Canada is the highest honour which can be given to a Canadian citizen. The trucking pioneer is among 61 new members who will be presented with the honour in the New Year. Smith was chosen, "For his contributions as a business leader, philanthropist and champion of economic and community development in Northern Ontario," according to an article by SooToday.com Smith is now entitled to add the prestigious "C.M." designation following his name.
Smith was also recently awarded the OTA-Trailmobile Service to the Industry Award at the Ontario Trucking Association's annual convention in November.
OTA officials say the award is the highest honour bestowed on an Ontario trucking executive. It is presented each year to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution o the development and success of the trucking industry.
January 3, 2008
The first edition of the Bar Code Border has finally arrived. Please check it out for the latest information on trucking.
Bar Code Border
