U.S.-Canada border
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Canada
US-to-Canada truck crossings hit pre-COVID level
As many trucks crossed from the U.S. to Canada last week as did a year earlier, as the cross-border freight recovery pushes through the holidays…
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Rail
CBP finds 48 alleged stowaways in BNSF, UP trains at border
Border agents found 48 stowaways attempting to enter the U.S. illegally at rail crossings at the El Paso, Texas, port of entry.
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Canada
Truck crossings have the best week since US-Canada border closed
Over 100,000 trucks moved across the U.S.-Canada border last week, a level of crossings not seen since it closed for non-essential travel in March.
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Canada
US-Canada border closure extended to late July
The U.S.-Canada border will remain closed for nonessential travel for at least another month because of COVID-19.
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Canada
Canadian border truck traffic surges
The Canada Border Services Agency reported a significant jump in truck drivers crossing the Canadian border from the U.S last week as freight volumes continued…
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Canada
US to Canada truck border crossings rebound
Canada Border Services Agency reports that cross-border truck traffic from the U.S. hit its highest level since late March. This is an encouraging sign as…
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Canada
Today’s Pickup: More trucks continue to cross US-Canada border
Latest Canada Border Services Agency data shows uptick in commercial vehicle traffic in a good sign for cross-border freight.
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Canada
Don’t leave home without COVID-19 plan, sick trucker urges
From quarantine, Canadian truck driver Nicole Folz recounts the scary reality of falling seriously ill hundreds of miles from home during a less-than-truckload run in…
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Canada
Today’s Pickup: Will Canada deploy rapid COVID-19 test kits to US border?
The Canadian government has ordered thousands of coffee cup-sized Spartan Cubes, but it remains unclear if it will deploy them at border crossings.
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Canada
US-to-Canada trucker border crossings fall nearly 10% in a single week
Continued drop in cross-border truck traffic mirrors broad decline in Canadian freight as COVID-19 crushes demand for nonessential goods.
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