The BC Trucking Association has submitted a letter to the City of Vancouver to express significant concern with the speed reduction pilot being proposed.

The BC Trucking Association is excited to announce a Mandatory Entry Level Training Grant Opportunity that provides funding to motor carrier members to support relevant skills training for new or current employees.

The Government of BC is committing $9.5 million for the 2022-23 fiscal year toward RoadSafetyBC’s plan to streamline and digitalize services. Improvements will modernize the Driver Medical Fitness Program, as well as support community and law enforcement to create safer roads.

Addressing systemic discrimination in the workplace and moving closer to equal pay for equal work is key to closing the gender pay gap, which is why the Province will begin consultations this spring on new pay transparency legislation.

As of Friday, March 11, 2022, BC’s indoor mask order was repealed along with eased restrictions on long-term care visitors, faith gatherings and overnight camps for children and youth. The BC Vaccine Card requirement for proof of vaccination is scheduled to be lifted on April 8.

The Ontario Ministry of Transportation’s Commercial Safety and Compliance Branch has confirmed that it will begin hard enforcement of the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate on January 1, 2023, for commercial carriers operating within the province.

The Province has expanded the Electric Vehicle (EV) Maintenance Training program to three additional post-secondary institutions to help grow the EV sector.

The Province has announced a three year plan for rebuilding the tourism sector to 2019 levels by 2024.

Mainroad Group is requesting feedback on their road maintenance services provided to the following areas during the winter 2021-22 season. The information provided will be used to assess and improve the level of service in each area, as required.

Construction for the Pattullo Bridge foundations and approach structures is underway and will continue through 2022.

The public is being invited to provide feedback on long term solutions for 10 road sites in the Cariboo region affected by the landslides in 2020 and 2021.