Transport

Canada-U.S. border saw $35B in October truck shipments

Trucks moved US$35.1 billion in freight between Canada and the U.S. in October 2022, accounting for more than half of the $65.4 billion in transborder freight that crossed the 49th parallel. Combined with the $48.2 billion in freight that trucks moved across the U.S.-Mexico border, this marked a 12.9% increase in North America’s transborder truck […]

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18 Wheels adds environmentally friendly warehousing space

18 Wheels Warehousing and Trucking is adding 178,00 sq.-ft. of environmentally friendly warehousing in Surrey, B.C. The addition brings its total warehousing space to more than 1 million sq.-ft., which the company says makes it the largest 3PL warehousing company in the Vancouver area. The new warehouse was built to LEED (Leadership in Energy and

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How machine learning helps improve fleet safety

Fleets using the latest technologies to track driver performance are likely already using machine learning, though some may not even know it. Machine learning (ML) is often confused with artificial intelligence (AI). However, Brian Filip, chief technology officer with Idelic, explained the difference during a Truckload Carriers Association webinar on AI and ML in driver

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National Trucking Week kicks off with free coffee from Shell

National Trucking Week in Canada kicks off today and will run until Sept. 10. The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) says the celebration takes on greater meaning because of the challenges overcome by professional drivers through the Covid-19 pandemic. “Now, more than ever, our sector needs to celebrate our workforce,” said CTA chairman, Jean Claude Fortin.

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