REQUIREMENTS

REQUIREMENTS

In order to qualify for admission and to operate trucks in Canada and the United States, applicants must meet the requirements below.

AGE

18 Years Of Age To Operate In Canada.
21 Years Of Age To Operate In United States.

EDUCATION

Be able to read and speak English Language sufficiently to converse with the general public.

To Understand Highway Traffic Signs And Signals In English Language Under Subpart B #391.11 (2) Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Regulations In The United States.
Have A Grade 10 Education Or Equivalent.

AGE

Individuals With A Criminal Record Should Apply For A Canadian Pardon (Click Here To Apply).
Not Have A Criminal Record For Which A United States Waiver Cannot Be Granted (You May Not Be Able To Cross Into The United States Without A Waiver). .

MEDICAL

Be Able To Pass A Pre-Employment Drug Test As Outlined In The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulation Under Section # 382.301 Pre-Employment Testing.
Pass Ontario And United States Medical Requirements (The Ontario Ministry Of Transportation Has Special Requirements For Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar Levels, Eyesight, Hearing And Other Physical Criteria).

DRIVING HISTORY

Have A Current Ontario Full “G” Licence.
Should Have No More Than 3 Demerit Points.
Provide A Driver’s Abstract No Less Than 30 Days Old At The Time Of The Interview (This Will Help Us Determine Your Best Option For Training).
Should Not Have More Than 2 Tickets For Moving Violations In The Past 3 Years.
Should Not Have More Than One “At-Fault” Accident In The Past 5 Years.