The trucking industry is navigating a complex mix of challenges and opportunities that are reshaping the way goods move across North America. A persistent shortage of qualified drivers continues to drive up freight rates, while non-driving roles such as management and administrative positions are seeing significant reductions, putting additional pressure on operations. At the same…
Ontario’s Bill 60 is a major legislative initiative designed to strengthen the province’s driver licensing system, with a particular focus on commercial Class A licences used by truck drivers. The bill introduces stricter requirements for applicants, including mandatory proof of legal presence in Canada, verified work authorization, and documented residency before a licence can be…
If you suspect a fraudulent “Indian Trucking School” operating in Canada, protect yourself and others by taking thorough, documented steps: begin by confirming the school’s legal status with the appropriate provincial regulator (for example the Ministry/Department of Transportation or the provincial body that licences driver trainers and private career colleges), and cross-check the business name,…
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), led by Sean P. Duffy, announced on November 12, 2025 that the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) issued approximately 17,000 commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) to “non-domiciled” individuals who, according to the audit, did not meet federal residency or immigration-status requirements. transportation.gov+2CDLLife+2 The audit, conducted by the Federal Motor…
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