TTSAO Announces Addition to Board of Directors

TTSAO Announces Addition to Board of Directors Lisa Areseneau

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, January 24, 2018 – Hamilton, ON: On Tuesday January 16th the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario (TTSAO) Board of Directors voted unanimously to create a new seat on the board. This new seat was created to include the newly formed TTSAO Insurance Group. Lisa Arseneau, current chairman of the insurance group, […]

Training could have saved this near miss incident!

Training could have saved this near miss incident! Trucks in mountains

I was talking with friends in the street when we turned to see this lady almost get hit by a truck. My heart stopped as I watched it happening and couldn’t believe my eyes. The first thing I thought was that safety training would have prevented this incident in the first place. My wife calls […]

How will you improve as a truck driver this year?

How will you improve as a truck driver this year? red truck

As we move into another year with challenges and setbacks we have to ask ourselves how we can improve? What will you do differently in 2018 to improve your career as a driver? We all can improve in some way whether it be big or small. Does it mean more training to get better at […]

PMTC's YLG "Driven to Lead" Education Program

PMTC's YLG "Driven to Lead" Education Program TTSAO-News-

Milton, Ontario: The Young Leaders Group (YLG) of the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada’s (PMTC) ‘Driven to Lead’ program is sponsored by KRTS Transportation Specialists Inc. (www.krway.com) and TransRep Inc. (transrep.ca). The ‘Driven to Lead’ program is an experiential, practical leadership program that will take participants through hands-on and impactful exercises focusing on topics […]

The Trucking Goal for 2018 Should be Respect

The Trucking Goal for 2018 Should be Respect truck pedals

We have been seeing so many accidents and challenges in the industry from regulations to training enhancements and more over the last few years and I believe much of it comes down to courtesy, respect, and common sense. I wrote about common sense recently hoping schools will add that to their training courses, but why? […]

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