BCTA's National Safety Code (NSC) Program Courses equip drivers, compliance officers, and record-keepers with essential safety and compliance success tools.
The program is divided into three comprehensive sections:
BCTA has taken a proactive step in building relationships with government leaders by sending letters of congratulations to all 93 Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) following their election or re-election. These letters not only conveyed our congratulations but also highlighted the critical role the trucking industry plays in supporting British Columbia’s economy and communities.
This is your final opportunity to participate in the 2024 BCTA Operating Expenses (Opex) and Fleet Turnover Survey and gain access to this vital industry data.
The survey deadline has been extended for one final week, and it is crucial that we gather your input to strengthen BCTA’s advocacy efforts on government regulations, programs, and initiatives impacting the trucking industry.
November 25, 2024
As we approach the end of the year, BCTA is wrapping up its 2024 National Safety Code (NSC) Program offerings with two final opportunities to expand your expertise. Level One will be held on November 28, followed by Level Two on November 29, providing a thorough understanding of NSC regulations across both levels.
November 25, 2024
After weeks of ballot recounts, the results of the provincial election were confirmed on November 9. The BC NDP narrowly secured a majority by winning 47 of the 93 seats, just five of which represent rural British Columbia. In opposition, the BC Conservative Party holds 45 seats, while the Green Party retains two seats.