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Join the Movement: Volunteer with Trucks for Change for Habitat for Humanity

Community service stands at the heart of any thriving society, fostering unity and compassion among its members. One shining example of this commitment is the partnership between Trucks for Change and Habitat for Humanity. Since their collaboration began six years ago, these organizations have joined forces to enhance affordable housing initiatives for families in Ontario. […]

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Uncategorizedaffordable housing, community service, Corporate Social Responsibility, Habitat for Humanity, nonprofit collaboration, Ontario housing initiatives, social responsibility, Trucking industry, Trucks for Change, volunteer efforts

Urgent Need for Synchronization: How Conflicting Emissions Regulations Threaten the Trucking Industry

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As the trucking industry gears up for the anticipated 2027 NOx emissions standards, the spotlight is on the critical need for clarity and consistency in emissions regulations between Canada and the United States. With the standards requiring a significant reduction from 0.2 grams to just 0.035 grams per horsepower hour, concerns among original equipment manufacturers

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Uncategorized2027 NOx standards, cross-border regulations, Cummins, Daimler Truck North America, emissions regulations, environmental compliance, OEMs, regulatory clarity, sustainability, Trucking industry

Unlocking Opportunities: Why You Can’t Miss the Annual Bridging Border Barriers Meeting

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As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, facilitating efficient cross-border transportation remains a vital component of global trade. The Annual Bridging Border Barriers meeting serves as a key platform for addressing critical cross-border regulatory issues and current cross-border transportation trends that impact the trucking industry across Canada and the U.S. Scheduled for November 19 in Mississauga,

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Uncategorizedautonomous vehicle policy, cargo theft prevention, cross-border trucking, economic trends in trucking, fleet management, logistics conference, regulatory issues, TCA meeting, transportation logistics, Trucking industry

Driving Change: Why North America’s Trucking Industry Desperately Needs Consistent Emissions Regulations Now

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In the vast landscape of North America, amidst the roaring engines of trucks and the intricate web of environmental policies, an urgent challenge looms large: the confusion surrounding emissions regulations. As manufacturers grapple with a tangled mesh of differing rules and standards between Canada and the U.S., the stakes have never been higher. The race

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Uncategorizedemissions regulations, environmental impact, EPA standards, GHG reduction, logistics compliance, North America, sustainable transportation, Trucking industry, vehicle certification, zero-emission vehicles

Unlocking Success: How Human Engagement Drives Trucking’s Digital Transformation

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In an era defined by rapid technological evolution, the trucking industry stands at a crossroads where digital innovation meets the irreplaceable value of human talent. As artificial intelligence, automation, and sophisticated communication tools transform operations and supply chains, it becomes increasingly vital for companies to adopt a balanced approach that prioritizes people-first strategies alongside these

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Uncategorizeddigital tools adoption, digital transformation, employee engagement, organizational culture, people-centric approach, people-first strategies, training and development, Trucking industry, trucking technology, workforce retention

Kenworth Truck Centres’ 45-Year Journey: From Supplier to Trusted Consultant

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Kenworth Truck Centres (KTC) has been a cornerstone of the trucking industry for 45 years, showcasing a remarkable journey characterized by growth, adaptation, and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction. From its humble beginnings to now operating nine full-service truck sales and service facilities across Ontario, KTC has evolved to meet the changing dynamics of the

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Uncategorizedcustomer support, electric vehicle training, fleet performance, Kenworth Truck Centres, Ontario trucking, parts distribution, technician training, TRP parts store, truck maintenance, Trucking industry

Building Homes, Building Futures: The Trucks for Change Initiative with Habitat for Humanity

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In a world where community support initiatives are crucial for helping vulnerable populations, the trucking sector has stepped up as a strong ally. The initiative called Trucks for Change highlights this effort, showing how logistics and transportation professionals can positively impact their communities. A prime example of this is the partnership with Habitat for Humanity,

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Uncategorizedaffordable housing, community engagement, community support, corporate giving, Habitat for Humanity, social responsibility, Trucking industry, Trucks for Change, volunteering initiatives, vulnerable populations

Aligning Emissions Regulations: Why OEMs Demand Consistency Between Canada and the U.S.

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In the evolving landscape of transportation, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) find themselves grappling with increasingly complex emissions regulations, particularly as they pertain to the contrasting rules in Canada and the United States. The current uncertainty surrounding these regulations, especially with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) revisiting the 2027 NOx standards, has raised significant concerns among

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Uncategorized2027 NOx standards, aftertreatment systems, Canada US trade, emissions regulations, environmental compliance, greenhouse gas reduction, OEMs, regulatory clarity, sustainable transportation, Trucking industry

Why Investing in People is the Key to Trucking’s Digital Transformation: A Balancing Act

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In the evolving landscape of the trucking industry, the phrase investment in people emerges as a guiding principle amid the accelerating wave of digital innovation. As the industry faces profound challenges, such as a projected shortage of over 78,000 qualified drivers by 2022 that is expected to double by 2031, the need for a balanced

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Uncategorizedcompany culture, digital innovation, digital tools, employee training, human resources, investment in people, leadership in trucking, Trucking industry, workforce development

The Future of Trucking: Warranty Strategies in the Wake of Stricter NOx Standards

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As the trucking industry prepares for upcoming emissions regulations, the significance of the newly imposed NOx standards cannot be overstated. These regulations, set to mandate a drastic reduction of NOx emissions from 0.2 grams to a stringent 0.035 grams by 2027, present a formidable challenge for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

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Uncategorizedemissions regulations, environmental regulations, fleet management, green technology, NOx standards, OEM Compliance Strategies, sustainability in trucking, Trucking industry, vehicle emissions control, warranty provisions