When an accident happens, it’s often because someone made a mistake – in other words, it’s usually preventable. For a professional driver, even the smallest
Read about the impact cargo theft has had on the insurance industry in the June 2014 issue of Western Canada Highway News. Evan Di Bella,
Statistics show that one in four businesses do not re-open after disaster strikes, and many that do re-open struggle to stay in business. Preparing ahead
A study conducted by the National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety (NIOSH) presents a shocking reality for long-haul truck drivers. Weight, disease prevalence and
Over the past few years, the most common trucking-related claims that we’ve received at Northbridge Insurance have remained pretty consistent. To give you a better
Think of this as the feel-good story of the year. There’s no secret that positive morale plays an important role in any business that wants
Discussions about a shipment often touch on little more than pick-up and delivery times, details about the freight, and ultimate destinations. The related scheduling efforts?
The U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) keeps a watchful eye on every truck that crosses the Canada-U.S. border, and it is quick to
It’s no secret that trucking can be a stressful career. Just-in-Time delivery schedules, Hours of Service regulations, bad weather and traffic jams often seem to
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