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Licensing System - Canada - Vancouver cracks down on container truck
Vancouver,B.C.,Canada - Logistics Management (Newton,MA,USA), by Leo Ryan -10 Apr 2006: -- The Vancouver Port Authority has introduced new and stronger rules to its mandatory Truck Licensing System, aimed at reducing congestion at peak times in the container terminals of Canada's largest port, writes. The measures include rigorous safety, security and environmental standards that will apply to all container trucks and container truck operations at Lower Mainland ports in British Columbia... Container truck operators will have 60 days to comply with changes designed to improve the flow of container truck traffic on lower mainland roadways, reduce wait times at truck gates, reinforce safe driver behaviour, and reduce emissions... The new requirements take effect on May 25, preceded by a 60-day transition period effective March 27...
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