Fleet Complete is proud to announce that our BigRoad electronic logging device (ELD) has received mandatory third-party ELD certification in Canada, adding us to Transport Canada’s List of Certified ELD Vendors.
Read More »Fleet Complete’s BigRoad ELD Earns Certification in Canada
I wanted to alert you of the fact that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has further extended its
COVID-19 Emergency Declaration, therefore this specific exemption remains in force to February 28, 2022.
Read More »FMCSA Extends the COVID-19 Emergency Declaration, November 29, 2021
I wanted to alert you of the fact that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has further extended its COVID-19 Emergency Declaration, therefore this specific exemption remains in force to November 30, 2021.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has announced an Extension of the Expanded Modified Emergency Declaration No. 2020-002 Under 49 CFR § 390.25.
On February 14, 2021, the Government of Canada issued an Order in Council declaring that all travellers must use the ArriveCAN app for the purpose of re-entering Canada.
Read More »Government of Canada Implements ArriveCAN Program That Includes Commercial Transport
Transport Canada Minister Omar Alghabra issued a public statement last week on electronic logging devices (ELD) for commercial vehicles in Canada.
Read More »Transport Canada’s ELD Announcement – What Does It Mean For You?
Transport Canada Minister Omar Alghabra issued a public statement on electronic logging devices for commercial vehicles.
Read More »Transport Canada Minister Releases a New Statement on ELD
Considering the upcoming ‘Made in Canada ELD’ rule on June 12, 2021, I thought it would be timely to write a blog on what a driver and motor carrier must do differently when ELD malfunctions north of the 49th Parallel. This is particularly significant for motor carriers that have drivers traveling North-South, as the malfunction protocols are somewhat different from those in the United States.Read More »How are ELD Malfunctions Managed Differently in Canada?
According to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, “SPIF [Safe, Productive & Infrastructure-Friendly] vehicles are designed to be as productive as possible, while ensuring that their performance characteristics meet or exceed national guidelines for minimizing heavy-truck damage to roads and bridges.”
Included below is a summary of the SPIF Information from Regulation 413/05, as well as specific Ontario Highway Traffic Act (HTA) gross weight tables.
Read More »A Guide to Ontario’s Safe, Productive & Infrastructure-Friendly (SPIF) Vehicles Program
