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PMTC launches online drivers' academy

Members of the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada (PMTC) will now enjoy discounts on a wide variety of online training options thanks to the new PMTC Online Drivers' Academy.

The training platform powered by CarriersEdge and KRTS Information Highway will cover safety, compliance and professional development needs. All programs are available in both English and French.

"This latest partnership with KRTS and CarriersEdge clearly demonstrates that the PMTC will continue to partner with reputable and respected industry providers that can offer supreme services to its members at a members-only discounted rate,” said Mike Millian, president of PMTC.

The training platform's content can be accessed on a monthly basis, without any long-term contracts.

“All of our customers love the flexibility of being able to access the courses anytime. The content, graphics and tutorials are very clear and concise. The administrative support and content of material offered by CarriersEdge is unmatched in the industry,” said Matt Richardson, sales and operations manager at KRTS.

To learn more about the PMTC Online Drivers’ Academy visit www.pmtcacademy.ca

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It's well past time the Feds Provinces Territories Come Together to effectively Monitor Commercial Motor Carrier Safety Fitness Rating

The Feds, Provinces & Territories Must Work Together to effectively Monitor Carrier Safety Fitness

 

The System in place currently has been broken for a long time, and solutions offered by Industry have yet to be acted upon

(the below is an exert of a communication that was sent by the PMTC to the CCMTA, Transport Canada & The Council of Ministers Responsible for Transportation)

Currently Commercial Motor Carriers who wish to operate a trucking fleet in Canada must apply for a Safety Fitness Certificate to the Provincial Authority in which they plan to licence their vehicles. If the Provincial Authority of the base jurisdiction approves the application, a National Safety Code (NSC) will be issued to the Carrier. The base jurisdiction is then responsible for monitoring the motor carrier for safety and compliance, based on National Safety Code 14, which is a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) all jurisdictions agreed to several years back. https://www.ccmta.ca/en/national-safety-code 

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