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April 23, 2025

Canada’s Top 100 largest carriers: Mullen climbs to second, as 10 new fleets join the list

Canada’s trucking landscape continued to change over the past year, as Mullen Group surged into the second spot on Today’s Trucking’s 2025 list of the Top 100 largest for-hire carriers in Canada,

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April 23, 2025

Kodiak Robotics to go public

Autonomous trucking pioneer Kodiak Robotics announced it will go public through a business combination with Ares Acquisition Corporation II. This, after it secured a 100-truck order from Atlas Energy Solutions. Kodiak says

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April 23, 2025

Tung Air Transport put into receivership

Tung Air Transport and affiliate R. Lessard Trucking have been put into receivership, at the request of RBC, which claims the companies owe it some $18 million. A judge denied giving Tung

Ontario removes LCV holiday limits, revises auto carrier rules

Ontario has permanently removed long-weekend and holiday operating restrictions for long combination vehicles (LCVs) and updated the rules governing extended stinger-steer auto carriers (ESSACs) as part of a broader effort to ease

November 28, 2025

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Ontario truck driver training school group proposes $6,500 minimum MELT fee

A group representing 50 Ontario truck driver training schools is proposing a minimum fee of $6,500 to provide mandatory entry-level training (MELT). Narinder Singh Jaswal, president of the Ontario Commercial Truck Training

November 28, 2025

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Workshore Group, Motiv Electric Trucks to merge

Workshore Group’s shareholders approved the company’s planned merger with Motiv Electric Trucks, the companies announced Nov. 25. The merger is part of the companies’ effort to accelerate the development and wider rollout

November 27, 2025

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CTA calls for action as CBSA outages persist during federal review

Canada’s trucking industry is still grappling with repeated Canada Border Services Agency system outages, even after Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree ordered a 30-day review into a major CBSA system shutdown earlier

November 27, 2025

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FMCSA to survey drivers to quantify benefits of new truck parking spaces

The U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is launching a nationwide study to quantify the economic and safety benefits of creating new truck parking spaces. FMSCA says the survey is aimed at

November 27, 2025

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Reading the Road: How to identify deteriorating winter road conditions

You never forget your first time. Not that first time, the first time you suddenly realize you’ve lost traction and you’re sliding along at the whim of the gods. The pucker-factor is

November 27, 2025

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Alberta to mandate Class 1 driver experience records by June 1, 2026

Alberta is introducing a new requirement for commercial carriers to provide driver experience records for Class 1 tractor-trailer drivers when those drivers move to another job. The change is intended to ensure

November 26, 2025

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Police nab prohibited B.C. dump truck driver impersonating brother

A dump truck driver who allegedly impersonated his brother during a roadside inspection is now under investigation after being stopped with illegible dangerous goods placards during a Nov. 18 enforcement blitz in

November 26, 2025

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Ontario expands roadside emissions enforcement

Ontario is expanding its emissions enforcement by equipping roadside officers with the same testing technology used in DriveON inspection centers, allowing them to conduct full diesel emissions checks on commercial vehicles on

November 26, 2025

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Crash rates spike around Thanksgiving, setting tone for a dangerous winter: report

Crash rates on U.S. highways surge during the winter holidays, starting as early Thanksgiving, and carrying through Christmas and New Year. Even though many shippers scale back operations and drivers take time

November 26, 2025

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Trucking - Page 10

Canada’s Top 100 largest carriers: Mullen climbs to second, as 10 new fleets join the list

Kodiak Robotics to go public

Tung Air Transport put into receivership

Ontario removes LCV holiday limits, revises auto carrier rules

Ontario truck driver training school group proposes $6,500 minimum MELT fee

Workshore Group, Motiv Electric Trucks to merge

CTA calls for action as CBSA outages persist during federal review

FMCSA to survey drivers to quantify benefits of new truck parking spaces

Reading the Road: How to identify deteriorating winter road conditions

Alberta to mandate Class 1 driver experience records by June 1, 2026

Police nab prohibited B.C. dump truck driver impersonating brother

Ontario expands roadside emissions enforcement

Crash rates spike around Thanksgiving, setting tone for a dangerous winter: report

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