From the TTSAO Blog
Alarm Bells Over Truck Driving Training
A new report suggests there’s an “urgent” need to improve training for truck drivers, and...
IBC report highlights lack of Trucking school oversight – (roadwarriornews.com)
IBC report a huge contribution to improving Truck driver training, TTSAO says See the full...
Congrats to Darcy Knowles the CTA 2023 National Driver of the Year
Darcy Knowles of Alchemist Specialty Carriers based in Langley, B.C., has been named 2023 National...
TTSAO Training Tip – Perform a walk around / safety check every time you stop.
This weeks training tip is provided to us by Roland Winnan, the TTSAO 2023 Instructor...
President’s Report for March 2024
We have wrapped up the 2024 Conference, Taking a Quantum Leap Forward, and it was...
TTSAO Training Tip – Proper Procedures for Joining and Exiting a Major Highway
This is a challenge for any new driver and can present a problem for experienced...
Instructor Certification Through TTSAO
New Horizons in Truck Driver Training: TTSAO Partners with CVTA In an exciting development for...
ExceleRATE reducing attrition, increasing safety stats
(February 27, 2024) -- In only nine months since Impirica teamed up with TTSAO to...
Autographed print surprise donation to TTSAO auction
(February 26, 2024) -- In a surprise donation, the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario...
Press Release – Trucker Assault Prevention Video Launch
Quantum Leap Forward VIDEO Media Release v5 February 20, 2024 Trucker assault prevention video to...
TTSAO, WTFC and Cupid’s Sting Partner Up for Important Video!
The TTSAO has partnered with the Women's Trucking Federation of Canada and Cupid's Sting to...
B.C. asks feds to reduce safety gaps following overpass crashes
The article from Truck News, written by Leo Barros and dated January 9, 2024, discusses...
Find a Certified TTSAO School In Your Area
Search Location
Membership in the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario can be of great benefit to you, whether you provide commercial driver training, employ drivers, or are in some other segment of the transportation industry. Join our association today to become part of this team of professionals whose goal is to improve and unify truck driver training standards, resulting in highly skilled, better prepared, entry-level and re-certified commercial drivers.