Members of Manitoba’s trucking industry gathered once again for the annual Manitoba Trucking Association Fall Awards Gala, a celebration of distinguished service and outstanding contributions to the industry. MTA President Pauline Wiebe Peters opened the evening with...
(WINNIPEG, MB) October 22, 2024 – The Manitoba Trucking Association is concerned that the newly-restored 1:1 apprentice to journeyperson ratio will negatively impact apprentices in Manitoba’s trucking industry without positively impacting safety. “Our members...
Manitoba Motor Carrier Enforcement (MMCE) tracks data on types of violations by year and have noticed that the top five issues are consistent. They are also completely preventable, costing companies time and money that they could be using in other ways. These are: 1....
Starting Sunday, October 20, the section of Provincial Road 304 passing over Pine Falls Generating Station will experience short periods of full closure overnight for 1-to-1.5-hour periods, to perform construction work on the facility. No traffic except emergency...
For a city to exist, it needs an urban economy. For an urban economy to exist, there needs to be commercial trade. For commercial trade to exist, there needs to be commercial transportation. The most efficient and most economic commercial transportation in cities is...
Members of the Manitoba Trucking Association continued to make National Trucking Week an industry-wide celebration this year. Kicking off the celebrations pre-National Trucking Week was the MTA Scholarship Luncheon. Annually, the MTA, through the support of the...
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