Transportation, delivery companies “most significant perpetrators” A U.S. appeals court on Monday rejected a bid by Uber and subsidiary Postmates to revive a challenge to a California law, Reuters news agency reported on June 10th. Rejection of the bid could
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How has science changed so much since 2020? Canadian vaccinologist Dr. Byram Bridle will speak at “A Town Hall Event About COVID-19 Shots in Children” on June 17th. “I have accepted an invitation to speak at an event in Calgary,
Read MoreCity has not responded to letter Tom Conway, the litigator whose team won the recent Ottawa judgement in which Uber was declared a “bandit taxi company,” has written the City to propose a per-trip fee to compensate Taxi drivers who
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Toronto posts registration links for five sessions Dates and times for the stakeholder consultations sessions being held to receive feedback have now been posted. Interested parties should register to attend. Key focus areas for the consultation include: – Improving accessible on-demand
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NCI hearings largest body of evidence given under oath in the world From May 30 – June 1, 2024, the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) will again be holding hearings into the various government’s response to COVID-19, and the very real impact on
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The Public Service Alliance of Canada has posted the following information to its website along with a letter to “industry stakeholders:” “As a strike by over 9,000 CBSA personnel looms across the country, PSAC has written to transportation industry stakeholders
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Toronto experimenting with 5G and AI to improve traffic flow The City of Toronto announced on May 27th that it is partnering with the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) to support a Technology Pilot Zone Project that will test innovative
Read MoreThis week’s very sad Guest Contribution is from a Trucking professional who does not wish to be identified. “The Humbolt driver did not fail alone. Someone granted him a commercial Truck driver’s license – he passed the test. “And someone
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“Comprehensive review of commercial driver training” announced with Bill 197 Ontario “plans to lead a comprehensive review of commercial driver training,” it announced on May 16th as part of the The Safer Roads and Communities Act, Bill 197. If passed,
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