In-cab cameras?

which is why there are lots of out of province plates in BC courtesy of trusting family members

 

The only way to afford to live in BC is if you work in AB lol.

 

Bison has cameras

 

yes, because they choose to, they are not mandatory in ALL trucks as per MPI. Right now “select” Bison trucks have the “Guardian” system we discussed earlier, but I foresee them having it in all trucks in a few years. Again, their choosing, not the insurance companies.

 

The reality of the situation is this, there are enough pre-vetted drivers overseas, that if there were to be a strike. The government could issue enough Visas to replace every driver in Canada 3 times over. I know a lady who works in International Recruitment for Bison, and she has a roster of 3500 ready to go; that’s every Co Driver at Bison.

 

All they need, is a PR card, or an H2B Work Permit; truck in the US all you want. Pending you can pass a background check/drug test etc etc.

Yea Idk man, OTR in Canada seems like its going to be non-Canadian team only in the next 5 years. I'm looking into contracting to UPS/FedEx/XPO/Estes/ABF, as they seem to be a little more picky who they use (well not FedEx Freight lol). However, my main plan is just to stick with IHaul, cause they have some great lanes, and they treat me really good. Sometimes that's worth a lot, they also pay the best, compared to any of other my other driving/contracting/ABL gigs.

 

Dude, this has been happening since 1980, it's already WAY to late. I mean, entire industries have already been taken over, and you can't say anything about it or "racist".

Besides, Trudeau says there isn't any such thing as a "Canadian" anyway, Global Citizen, etc etc.

The whole country will have camera's in 5 years, the NDP in Alberta and soon federally will be calling for "nationalization" of insurance. SO ICBC everywhere!