“Best case scenario” will be routine tests, more enforcement TTSAO says The Ontario government plans to introduce legislation that, if passed, would impose stiffer penalties for those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs – including a lifetime
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Road Warrior News sponsors first Driver/Artist project Road Warrior News and Mike Murchison fans are happy with the news that he is putting the finishing touches on the new CD of his music and will be releasing it soon. “We
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From Windsor to Manitoba border Trucker Don Taylor provided an update on the Inspection Scale situation to Road Warrior News: “Another trip across Ontario from Windsor to Toronto through Sault Ste. Marie to the Manitoba border. Every single scale closed,”
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No math was used in drawing conclusions on Foreign Interference “I can conclude with confidence that the Liberal Party would have been in government with or without foreign interference in 2019 and 2021.” –Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue, writing in the Initial
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Fake Trucking school owner hired as Ontario examiner Ontario has been dealing with fraud in the driver examination sector for years. Now, an experienced examiner tells RWN they fear the fraudsters are actually being hired as examiners. Pat Grey, the
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Is there a way to determine whether a Truck driver in Ontario has graduated from a legitimate Trucking school or one of the “fake” organizations selling fraudulent credentials? On April 9th, the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) released its report “Commercial
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“If you’re spending and there is no return, stop. Don’t keep trying. Pivot. Don’t waste money,” Shayna Haddon of Haddon Strategies told the April CTA Zoom webinar. Haddon has managed Beck Taxi’s advertising in Toronto for many years. On the
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Yesterday, I had back-to-back phone calls oozing with irony. One was with a St. John’s Newfoundland Taxi owner who is dismayed that St. John’s will now be open to an unlimited number of Uber vehicles; the second, with a Toronto
Read More “Shuniah needs to be open 24/7“ An OPP commercial motor vehicle (CMV) safety blitz at the newly-opened inspection facility near Shuniah resulted in 62 per cent of trucks inspected receiving offence notices. Members of the Thunder Bay and Armstrong OPP
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