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Mandatory entry-level training for new commercial truck drivers must be followed up with mentorship and onboarding, insurers say.

New commercial truck drivers who have not received adequate training are putting the safety of Canada's roads and highways in jeopardy, according to a

Fines and suspensions don't go far enough to cover damages to infrastructure, safety concerns, instructor says. Critics say heftier fines to drivers and mandatory re-training are needed to curb the mounting issue in B.C.

The biggest challenge that the Alberta trucking industry is facing is a shortage of drivers. The province is short 4,000 professional drivers and the

The purpose of this booklet is to provide information to road safety professionals to assist them in their efforts to promote road safety and to encourage the commitment of all Canadians to rethink road safety and to adopt safer behaviour. Road Safety in Canada 2020

Congress has begun to test the waters and allowed 3,000 young drivers to participate in a pilot program that lets them drive across the country sooner.

On International Women’s Day, Alberta’s government is celebrating a $3-million investment to help support women who are seeking job opportunities in the transportation sector.

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