Your first winter as a Class 1 driver in BC is where habits get tested. Being new on the road doesn’t permit you to make mistakes during this season. Snow, black ice, steep grades, and chain-up zones show up fast, specially once you leave the city and hit the passes. This winter trucking Canada guide…
More women are stepping into the driver’s seat with confidence. Industry report confirmed that more women are joining the sector, with women holding 16.4% of jobs in trucking/logistics/warehousing. If you’ve been curious about women truck driver careers in BC, you need the right licence, the right training, and a learning environment that helps you build…
A Class 1 licence opens doors. But what keeps you employed is how you drive when the weather turns, the load shifts, and the schedule tightens. That’s the real importance of professional driver training. It builds habits that protect your licence, your carrier, and everyone sharing the road. Why Class 1 training matters for safety…
Right now, entry-level Class 1 jobs in Canada are steady because the industry is replacing retirees and keeping freight moving. If you’re looking at Class 1 driver jobs BC or high-demand trucking jobs Alberta, here are the roles that tend to hire new drivers the fastest—and what to expect. 1. Long-haul driver You run interprovincial…
When people say fast track Class 1 licence BC, they usually mean “I want this done fast, but I still want to pass.” That’s the right mindset. In BC, you can’t skip the MELT process. What you can skip is wasted time from missed bookings, incomplete paperwork, and training gaps that slow your momentum. Here’s…
Many people across Canada feel stuck with limited access to high-paying, stable careers. The transport and logistics sector looks promising, but for newcomers, transport careers Canada can seem out of reach without prior experience. It’s a common catch-22: you need experience to land a good job, but you can’t get that experience because no one…