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The Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario is committed to providing the trucking industry with the highest quality driver training programs for entry-level individuals that earn and maintain public confidence, adhering to sound and ethical business practices.
Truck Training Schools of Ontario - Truck Training Schools of Ontario
3d ago
We are training our students and drivers to be prepared to stop safely in the city when the traffic light turns red. All of us know that the cautionary yellow means STOP, if you can do so safely. It does not mean speed up to get through the intersection before the light turns red, nor does it mean that you have to slam on the brakes to stop. Yellow is a warning that the light is about to turn red and be cautious with your approach.
This Training Tip helps promote that cautionary approach, and it is one to learn to use for safe application of the brakes when drivi ..read more
Truck Training Schools of Ontario - Truck Training Schools of Ontario
5d ago
A new report suggests there’s an “urgent” need to improve training for truck drivers, and that new drivers who have not received adequate training are making Canada’s roads less safe.
Listen the the whole Matt Galloway podcast here
The post Alarm Bells Over Truck Driving Training appeared first on TTSAO ..read more
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5d ago
IBC report a huge contribution to improving Truck driver training, TTSAO says
See the full article at Road Warrior News here
The post IBC report highlights lack of Trucking school oversight – (roadwarriornews.com) appeared first on TTSAO ..read more
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1w ago
This weeks training tip is provided to us by Roland Winnan, the TTSAO 2023 Instructor of the year!
Here is Roland’s Safety Tip of the Week!
You are a transport truck driver. It is your responsibility to be safe on the road. Your safe driving directly impacts other motorists around you.
Here is an essential truck driver safety tip to keep you and others safe:
Perform a walk around / safety check every time you stop.
Whether you are stopping to fuel up, grab a coffee, or take a restroom break, it’s always a good habit to perform a walk around / safety check of your equipment after you ..read more
Truck Training Schools of Ontario - Truck Training Schools of Ontario
2w ago
We have wrapped up the 2024 Conference, Taking a Quantum Leap Forward, and it was a resounding success. We sold out our sponsorships and our attendance this year, and had a fantastic group of presenters and speakers that made our day interesting and informative.
A number of new sponsors came forward, and as a result we have a sponsor roster that our schools can call upon for programs and
support that weren’t available previously.
The big announcement came at noon when the CVTA did their announcement that we are able to clone their Instructor
Certification program for Ontario. This is a major s ..read more
Truck Training Schools of Ontario - Truck Training Schools of Ontario
2w ago
This is a challenge for any new driver and can present a problem for experienced drivers if they are not careful.
On Ramps
To join onto a major highway, you have to take a ramp on to the lane beside the main lanes of the highway. This lane is called the Acceleration Lane, which makes sense because you need to accelerate to join the other vehicles on the highway.
When taking a tractor-trailer onto a major highway, it is important to match the speed of the other vehicles. This is called ‘finding your Merge Speed’. If you can properly match that speed by a) accelerating the complete ..read more
Truck Training Schools of Ontario - Truck Training Schools of Ontario
3w ago
New Horizons in Truck Driver Training: TTSAO Partners with CVTA
In an exciting development for the trucking industry in Ontario, Canada, the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario (TTSAO) has announced a landmark partnership with the Commercial Vehicle Training Association (CVTA). This collaboration signifies a monumental step towards enhancing the quality of training provided to truck drivers, underscoring a shared commitment to excellence and safety on the roads.
Elevating Training Standards
The TTSAO, renowned for its dedication to promoting high-quality truck driver training, has ta ..read more
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1M ago
(February 26, 2024) — In a surprise donation, the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario has received a numbered print (395 of 1,000) of an original painting of the National Hockey League’s “500 Goal Scorers” as an auction item at its February 29th conference. The print has been authenticated by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA).
“It will be by far the most valuable item we have to auction off, and will no doubt generate the most interest,” says TTSAO president Philip Fletcher. “Again, all of the funds raised will go to the production costs of our newest safety video ..read more
Truck Training Schools of Ontario - Truck Training Schools of Ontario
2M ago
Quantum Leap Forward VIDEO Media Release v5
February 20, 2024
Trucker assault prevention video to be launched At TTSAO conference February 29
Female Truck drivers and their male counterparts who identify as visible minorities are the most likely truckers to face assaults on the job, according to a recent report. Because they aren’t the only ones at risk, the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario (TTSAO) and the Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada (WTFC) have partnered with Cupid’s Sting to create a new safety video, scheduled to be launched at TTSAO’s February 29th conference.
“The ..read more
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3M ago
The article from Truck News, written by Leo Barros and dated January 9, 2024, discusses British Columbia’s request to the federal government for measures to reduce safety gaps in the trucking industry. This request follows several incidents of commercial vehicles striking overpasses in the province. It highlights the specific case of Chohan Freight Forwarders, whose truck caused an overpass crash, leading to the suspension of their National Safety Code certificate. The article emphasizes the challenges and inefficiencies in the permit process for hauling overheight loads and the need for stric ..read more