Spring floods wash out dozens of Prairie highways

REGINA –- The Trans-Canada Highway has reopened in Saskatchewan between Grenfell and Balgonie after being closed for days because of flooding.

WSIB backtracks plan to audit federal carriers

TORONTO –- Federally regulated trucking companies, including extraprovincial carriers, will not have to undergo audits by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board after all.

CRFA “clearly defensive” over biofuel report: Bradley

OTTAWA – Sniping continues between the Canadian Trucking Association (CTA) and the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association (CRFA) over the use of biofuels in Canada.

Capacity crunch causes spike in driver turnover

ARLINGTON, Va., -- Increasing demand for wheelmen drove up hiring trends in the last quarter of 2010, causing a increase in the turnover rate across the U.S.

CPX only linehaul carrier to make 'Best Workplaces' list

SURREY, B.C. – Joining recognizable powerhouse brands like Google Canada, Disney Online and Mercedes-Benz, Coastal Pacific Xpress (CPx) has been named one of the Best Workplaces in Canada for 2011.

Obama’s own stats prove HOS safe as is: ATA boss

ARLINGTON, Va. -- If the American government needs even more proof that there's no need to tinker with the current hours-of-service rules, it needs to look no further than its own data.

Michigan implements spring load restrictions

DETROIT – Starting the morning of Monday, April 18th, weight restrictions will be lifted on all state truckline highways from the southern Michigan border

Best fleet 'tips and tricks' coming to a city near you

MARKHAM, Ont. – Online driver training provider CarriersEdge will be hitting the road across Canada for a series of half-day seminars that provide "tips and tricks" from the fleets