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‘May will be worse’: CN Rail CEO says Canada, U.S. just starting to feel impact of coronavirus
Freight shipments not expected to recover until the fourth quarter or even 2021 North America is just starting to feel the crunch of the coronavirus pandemic, with freight shipments not expected to recover until the fourth quarter or even 2021, Canadian National...
ITF launches web overview of Covid-19-related measures for passenger and road transport in Europe
A new webpage presenting an overview of Covid-19-related measures for passenger and road transport in Europe has been launched by the International Transport Forum. The page can be found at: https://www.itf-oecd.org/covid-19-road-group. The webpage lists the...
Air Canada Begins Operating Cargo-only Flights Carrying Vital Supplies, Necessary Goods
Air Canada said on March 25, 2020 that through its Air Canada Cargo division it has begun using its aircraft to operate cargo-only flights to Europe, with other flights planned for Latin America and South America. The aircraft on these flights carry no passengers but...
Important Notice from Canadian Trucking Alliance on Essential Travel as Defined by the US Homeland Security
Effective midnight March 20, 2020 only essential traffic will be allowed to cross the Canada-US border. The US has defined essential travel as “For the purposes of temporary alternation in certain designated ports of entry operations authorized under 19 U.S.C 13 18...
Keep on trucking: Trucks must keep moving across Canada-U.S. border amid coronavirus
Canada and the United States have agreed to restrict non-essential trips across their common border, while leaving it open for the movement to freight in trucks. While the justification of banning crossings by “non-essential” people is open to question, the...