Ontario’s speed limit increases to 110 km
July 12, the Ontario government implemented a new speed limit of 110 km/h on several sections of provincial highways. The changes will be implemented on the following highways:
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President’s Report for June 2024
Following up on our Conference, the committee will be meeting this month to determine a date and location for next year’s conference. Many on the committee feel we have outgrown Lionhead, and that is a shame as we have had…
TTSAO endorses CDL PowerSuite™
CDL Training. TTSAO Accredited TTSAO endorses CDL Powersuite!. All Your CDL Training Needs in One Place. Developed by real CDL instructors, CDL PowerSuite™ is the training platform for any CDL school, private, or in-house trainer. We meticulously designed it to…
Alarm Bells Over Truck Driving Training
A new report suggests there’s an “urgent” need to improve training for truck drivers, and that new drivers who have not received adequate training are making Canada’s roads less safe. Listen the the whole Matt Galloway podcast here
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 article at Road Warrior News here
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 Driver of the Year by the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) and Volvo Trucks Canada. See the article at trucknews.com