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  • Lunch & Learn- Oct 6

    BCTA Training Room 20111 93A Avenue, Langley, BC, Canada

    Join BCTA and Orange EV for a Lunch & Learn exploring electric terminal trucks and what fleet electrification can look like in real-world operations.

    As organizations consider opportunities to reduce emissions and transition to cleaner technologies, understanding the practical side of electrification is increasingly important. Orange EV will share insights into the use of battery-electric terminal trucks, including operational considerations, charging, maintenance, performance, and the process of integrating electric vehicles into existing fleet operations.

    Orange EV specializes in purpose-built electric terminal trucks and provides fleets with supporting charging solutions, operator training, maintenance, telematics, and service support.

    This session is designed to help attendees better understand the opportunities and considerations associated with fleet electrification, with a focus on practical information and lessons from real-world applications.

    Free

  • BCTA Learning Series: TransLink

    Online Only

    Shaping the Future of Freight Movement in Metro Vancouver

    When most people think of TransLink, they think of public transit. However, TransLink also plays an important role in planning and managing goods movement throughout Metro Vancouver.

    Join BCTA and TransLink for this free Learning Series webinar exploring several strategic plans and initiatives that could have significant implications for commercial vehicle operations across the region.

    Participants will learn about TransLink’s developing Regional Road Safety Strategy, including findings from its Truck Safety Knowledge Brief and the factors influencing truck safety across Metro Vancouver.

    The webinar will also explore TransLink’s Freight Supportive Measures Study, which will identify policy, infrastructure and operational measures that could improve the efficiency, reliability and competitiveness of freight movement. The initial work will focus on key Major Road Network corridors that support connections to the region’s ports, airports and intermodal facilities.

  • Cargo Securement Compliance Workshop- Oct 21

    BCTA Training Room 20111 93A Avenue, Langley, BC, Canada

    This course provides an overview of load securement requirements for commercial vehicles, including proper tie-down selection, working load limits, cargo inspections, blocking and bracing, and commodity-specific securement practices. Participants will also learn how to identify common cargo securement violations, understand the Out-of-Service criteria associated with improperly secured loads, and recognize deficiencies that could result in roadside enforcement action. Practical examples will help drivers and carriers reduce risk, improve compliance, and prevent cargo from shifting, falling, leaking, or escaping during transport.

    $420.00

  • Annual Awards Luncheon

    Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre 20393 Fraser Hwy, Langley, British Columbia, Canada

    Join BCTA and Trucking HR Canada on November 5, 2026 at the Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre for a morning of workforce learning, industry recognition and connection.

  • National Safety Code Intro & Compliance (Levels 1 & 2) Nov 24 & 25

    BCTA Training Room 20111 93A Avenue, Langley, BC, Canada

    Introduction (Level 1) & Compliance (Level 2): Compliance & Record Keeping Requirements

    NOTE: NSC INTRODUCTION (LEVEL 1) IS A PRE-REQUISITE TO NSC COMPLIANCE (LEVEL 2). THIS REGISTRATION INCLUDES BOTH LEVEL 1 AND LEVEL 2 OVER TWO DAYS.

    DAY 1 FEB 24: Introduction (Level 1): NSC basics, Commercial Vehicle Safety and Enforcement (CVSE), logbooks/ELDs, and Hours of Service.
    NSC Introduction (Level 1) is designed for drivers, compliance officers and record-keepers. The course outlines the National Safety Code’s Hours of Service standard. It examines the various cycles available, exemptions, and the correct use of logging hours (detailed examination of required support documentation, regulations applicable in both Canada and the USA, considerations for driving north of the 60th parallel, daily driving and working hour limits, deferral provisions, and special cases such as adverse weather conditions). Additionally, the course includes information on US requirements and regulations about electronic logging devices, which is beneficial for drivers who cross the border.

    DAY 2 FEB 25: Compliance (Level 2): Compliance & Record-Keeping Requirements
    NSC Compliance (Level 2) focuses on National Safety Code compliance – general and specific, and looks at the ways in which an organization is affected by non-compliance. The training includes information on NSC aspects relating to pre-trip inspections, driver evaluations, driver reviews, and dealing with other driver-related training problems, Transportation of Dangerous Goods courses, and remedial training drivers must take due to poor performance/records. The procedures for coordinating driver evaluations, maintaining vehicle records, and setting up driver paperwork and retrieval are discussed.
    The course will also focus on the need for proper record-keeping practices, looking at all National Safety Code paperwork requirements, including driver abstracts, driver files, vehicle files, National Safety Code Profiles, and more.