Running a truck in Ontario means watching every kilometre. Rising fuel costs and tire replacements add up fast. Our Quick Check® Commercial Truck Inspection helps you catch issues early, saving fuel, tires, and money.
Unexpected breakdowns are more than an inconvenience; they cost time, money, and missed opportunities. For heavy truck drivers, staying ahead of issues is the most effective way to protect their bottom line. That’s where the Quick Check Commercial Truck Inspection System comes in, delivering fast, accurate insights in just 60 seconds.
Summer driving in Ontario can be one of the most challenging times of year for truck drivers. Between road construction and increased traffic, poor route planning leads to costly delays.
Ontario is taking a major step toward the future of trucking with the launch of its Automated Commercial Motor Vehicle (ACMV) Pilot Program. This 10-year initiative allows automated heavy-duty trucks to be tested on public roads from August 1, 2025, to August 1, 2035.
The trucking industry is evolving rapidly as new truck technology continues to reshape how freight is moved, maintained, and managed. Understanding each emerging trend is essential for preparing your fleet and business for the future of the trucking industry.
Winter in Ontario can be unpredictable, and for commercial truck drivers, that unpredictability often means road closures, detours, and delays that can disrupt schedules and logistics plans.
Ontario’s fall and winter bring beautiful scenery, but truck drivers face harsh conditions. Emergency preparedness is essential, as snow, ice, and unpredictable weather can quickly turn any haul dangerous.
Staying healthy and fit as a truck driver in Ontario isn’t easy with fast food everywhere. But with simple strategies, you can keep your body running as smoothly as your truck.
Ontario’s construction season is in full swing, and for truck drivers hauling across the province this summer, knowing where the highway slowdowns are is essential. At Marshall Truck & Trailer Repair, we know time is money.
The trucking industry is evolving rapidly, and one of the biggest questions on everyone’s mind is whether autonomous trucks will replace human drivers’ jobs. While advancements in self-driving technology continue, the future of trucking is more complex than a simple shift to automation.