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Get the latest updates from the AMTA. Our News section keeps you connected with important announcements, industry developments, advocacy efforts, safety initiatives, and upcoming events that matter to Alberta’s commercial transportation community.
What is Railway Safety week 2023?
Every year, more than 2,100 North Americans are killed or seriously injured because of unsafe behaviour around tracks and trains. Every one of these incidents and deaths are preventable. By looking out for each other and working together, we can help keep our communities safe and prevent injuries and fatalities on or near railway property.
Upcoming CCLP Program of Courses Start on September 5
The CCLP (CITT-Certified Logistics Professional) designation is Canada’s logistics credential. It develops and certifies the industry-vetted competencies required to excel in today’s Canadian transportation & logistics industry.
Diesel Tech Industries Successfully Retrofits Diversified Transportation Motorcoach with Guardian Hydrogen-Diesel Dual Fuel Technology
Diesel Tech Industries Successfully Retrofits Diversified Transportation Motorcoach with Guardian Hydrogen-Diesel Dual Fuel Technology
The Alberta Motor Transport Association’s (AMTA) Nikola Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV), in partnership with Bison Transport, Hits the Road
In April 2023, AMTA and Nikola Motor Corp. jointly announced the purchase of a Nikola Class-8 commercial vehicle, and it is now ready to hit the road in the hands of commercial carriers across the province.
DTI Hops & Hydrogen event
AMTA+ Members, Diesel Tech Industries (DTI), is co-hosting a Hops & Hydrogen Networking event on July 6th with Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB, and you’re invited!
The event will feature an introduction to the Edmonton Region Hydrogen HUB, a moderated panel discussion on DTI’s project partnership with Diversified Transportation, and networking opportunities with professionals across the region’s hydrogen value chain.
What is the Industry Task Force (ITF) Association?
The Industry Task Force (ITF) Association is a collaborative organization established under the Societies Act in 1999, working towards positive changes in workers’ compensation matters in Alberta. The ITF represents the viewpoints of Alberta employers who are members of the association. The Alberta Motor Transport Association (AMTA) has been an active member of the ITF for several years and recently attended the June 14 quarterly meeting.
WCB Job Seeker: Meet Abdul
Meet Abdul Abed. He’s a skilled communicator who specializes in relationship building. Abdul is a strong trainer and mentor who takes pride in his ability to teach all types of learners. He has even trained trainers and managed training programs. His experience in administration and project management has given him the ability to adapt to changing requirements and problem solve his way around any obstacles in his path. Abdul is excited about finding an organization he can grow with and aims to be in a leadership role in the future.
2023 Professional Truck Driving Championship
The AMTA 2023 Professional Truck Driving Championship took place Saturday, June 10 on the sunny, albeit breezy, training area at the AMTA Edmonton location.
This event would not be possible without the dedication and professionalism of our driver registrants and we wish to send many thanks to the volunteers and spectators who made the day an overall success.
2023 Alberta Provincial School Bus Roadeo
The 2023 Alberta Provincial School Bus Roadeo presented by Alberta Student Transportation Advisory Council (ASTAC), took place June 3 at the AMTA Edmonton facility. The winners were:
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