More Reports Prove the Importance of Trucking Insurance in Canada

This report somewhat mirrors what local and federal governments already know about the risks involved in driving trucks across Canada. Alberta Transportation released its 2012 traffic collision statistics in early 2013, pointing out that while the number of traffic accidents have generally decreased, the number of fatalities in such accidents have increased by 10 percent, compared to 2011. Unfortunately, not every trucker knows the specifics behind Canadian trucking insurance, especially if they're from outside of the country. Thankfully, this information, as well as the relevant documents, can be obtained from the likes of Coast 2 Coast Services who also offers to handle the actual processing of the documents. The latter is very useful since many truckers are discouraged from getting insurance simply because of the time-consuming process involved in it.

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A Quick Guide to Earning and Updating Legal MC Authority for Truckers

For trucking companies to operate, they'll need certification and a US DOT number from the FMCSA. These numbers help the administration identify operations across the country for audits, crash investigations, performance reviews, and so on. It should be noted that certain states also require truckers to have DOT numbers for them to register their commercial vehicles. Registration can be an awfully confusing affair, and those attempting to sign up for the first time can get lost. Thankfully, companies like Coast to Coast Services can supply truckers with all the necessary documents needed to apply for an MC number and such. Those planning to renew their permits can also rely on such services to fix the necessary papers for renewal.

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