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In Canada, heavy duty truck accidents make up one fifth of all motor accident deaths. In the majority of these cases, the truck driver was not injured, but other motorists were. In the US, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration…

Students taking dispatcher training courses at an automotive school in Canada will be pleased to hear that the federal government is putting $421,720 into the trucking industry for the purpose of encouraging inclusivity and hiring more women. Students taking auto…

Trucking has come a long way since its birth in the 1940s and 50s. Not only have manufacturers made trucks which can drive themselves, they are also working everyday towards trucks which produce fewer carbon emissions. New pushes towards an…

Introducing the Peterbilt Supertruck Students pursuing dispatching training might one day have the opportunity to drive an innovative semi-trailer truck that’s not only extremely fuel efficient, but is also freight efficient. Any automotive mechanics school graduate knows that most semi-trailer…

Top Dispatching Technology Dispatchers are responsible for overseeing tons of daily duties and tasks. Of course, sometimes these responsibilities pile up, and it could become slightly challenging to keep track of everything that needs to be done. Luckily, technology has…

Trucks Made for the City A decade ago, people who got their dispatch training in Ontario almost had a headache of a problem on their hands. Long trucks, perfect for highway use, were being blamed for traffic jams inside the…

Trucking Industry Looking Forward to Neverfrost Most Canadian drivers will first and foremost be impressed by Neverfrost’s antifreeze capabilities – finally, a solution to stubborn winter windshield frost! However, this particular characteristic is not what snatched up the attention of…