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TTSAO Applauds National Driver Training Standards

TTSAO Applauds National Driver Training Standards ttsao-truck-

For Immediate Release: January 22, 2019 TTSAO Applauds National Driver Training Standards – The Truck Training School Association of Ontario (TTSAO) could not be more pleased with the commitment made by Canada’s Transportation Ministers. The commitment to the development of a National Entry Level Driver Training Standard by 2020. The TTSAO was viewed by government […]

Reading between the lines of an interview

Reading between the lines of an interview man talking on telephone

Interviews can be tough! You work hard to get prepared for the interview, work on your answers with friends and family, and pray before the interview that everything is in order. You get through the interview sweating the whole way with no direction or indicators as to whether you did well or not. Did you […]

What will your journey be?

What will your journey be? Man-with-blue-truck

As we roll into 2019 I have been watching some of the career paths for truck drivers and wonder why people don’t take a more serious look at the trucking industry as a viable career choice. There are good and bad stories out there from the world of transportation but those willing to push through […]

Welcome new members Altanic Transportation and Keypoint Carriers

Welcome new members Altanic Transportation and Keypoint Carriers ttsao-truck-

Welcome new members in the Carrier Group Altanic Transportation and Keypoint Carriers. Welcome to the TTSAO family. Keypoint Carriers Ltd Contact: Dave Lord Email: dlord@keypointcarriers.com Website: www.keypointcariers.com Altanic Transportation Inc. Contact: Roger Douthwaite Email: roger@altanic.ca Website: www.altanic.ca

Twelve Months to a Lifetime Career

Twelve Months to a Lifetime Career Driver-in-truck

When you think of it how many careers can you go from not knowing anything about the industry, receive funding, complete training, and be fully employed and making money in twelve months? Most professional careers require two to six years of certifications before you have the ability to make any money. Other manufacturing positions may […]

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