FROM THE NEWS DESK...

The big news last week came out of a ruling by an Ontario Justice of the Peace who found that Ontario's speed limiter law violates a section of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. While the ruling itself is not enough to overturn the law, if the MTO decides to appeal the case would go a higher level of court. In the meantime, parties on both sides of the debate have weighed in on what the ruling means.

In other news, Shell and Travel Centres of America have partnered to bring a reported 200 LNG lanes throughout the U.S.

Plus, Today's Trucking was awarded the title of "Best Trade Magazine in Canada" by the Canadian Society of Magazine Editors.

That and more at Todaystrucking.com.

Video Teaches Drivers About CSA Tire Regulations

GREENVILLE, SC — New training video, “CSA Tire Inspection” just in time for Tire Safety Week.

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TORONTO — For our 25th Anniversary, we're handing the reigns over to you.

Twinning Alberta's Highway 63 In Progress

FORT MCMURRAY — Construction to twin a 36 km stretch of Alberta Provincial Highway no. 63 is back on and expected to finish by fall 2012.

Shell Expands Natural Gas Fuel Option

HOUSTON — Construction of 200 LNG fuel lanes along the US interstate highway is in its planning stages.

Trucking Conditions Show Improvement in April, says FTR

NASHVILLE, IN — April trucking index makes a healthy climb, and FTR expects the year to get better, slowly.

Today’s Trucking Wins “Best Trade Magazine in Canada” Title

TORONTO — Excuse us while we honk our own horn, but we're feeling pretty proud about this award.

Speed Limiter Debate Rolling Again in Ontario

WELLAND, ON. — Ontario Justice of the Peace says speed limiter law violates the Charter during a week of pro-limiter reports.