CTA Oct. 18, 2022 – For over five years, the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has been calling for action on a tax and labour scheme that has emerged in the trucking industry. Known as Driver Inc, this scheme radically breaks with both the traditional employee and...
The Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) community is grieving the loss of Dean Paisley, who served the association, its membership, and our industry for many years.A longstanding Board director, Dean was instrumental in advancing many ideas, initiatives,...
AMTA Federally regulated carriers in Alberta can partake in the International Registration Plan (IRP) through the Alberta Transportation IRP Online system (ATIOS), administered through Alberta’s Prorate Services, to save from getting trip permits when they leave the...
AMTA Supporters: Are you looking for an effective way to promote your products/services in 2023 to key decision-makers in Western Canada’s trucking industry? Advertising space is now being reserved for the 2023 issues of Western Canada Highway News – the official...
Dave Elniski, AMTA Industry Advisor, Safety & Compliance Federally regulated carriers in Canada need to be ready for the enforcement of the electronic logging device (ELD) rule which will be starting on January 1st, 2023. Given this deadline is fast approaching,...
– AMTA AMTA’s Compliance & Regulatory Affairs (CRA) committee, in collaboration with provincial governments, has brought about a significant policy change that is sure to please concrete haulers in Alberta. Tandem-steer, tri-drive straight trucks are a staple in...
