Truck Driving In Canada – Any Info / Tips / Advice Please?
Im presently driving an artic in the U.K. and France. Im thinking about trying to get a truck driving job in Canada. Is it any good over there ? ! Cheers.
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4 Comments to “Truck Driving In Canada – Any Info / Tips / Advice Please?”
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By george d, January 21, 2010 @ 9:34 am
A mate of mine emigrated to Canada about 4 years ago & hasn’t looked back ( something to do with the large mirrors on the trucks ) He went through the selection process in Canada in the November, – it was minus 10.C, at the time I think, & finally moved 4 months later. The best place to look is in the UK truck magazines for the adverts & go from there. If I was 20 years younger I would give it a go, but I am too old (58) to be considered.
By d00mbadg, January 21, 2010 @ 1:57 pm
one of my friends went over there recently and got citizenship but apparently he had to give up his hgv entitlement and trade it for just a car and light van licence instead….as far as i’m aware the training and tests are very different over there…We have it easy here…we just have to drive the damn trucks, but in canada you expected to have general maintenance training and experience. i might be wrong and i guess this is just if you plan to live there, but bear in mind what they might expect you to know
By sharky, January 21, 2010 @ 6:22 pm
i have been driving in canada, for the last three years, if your looking for high earnings the winter trucking is the best, i earned 1500 dollars a week, but you pay more tax if your not listed, if you need contact number e-mail me, i generally work from oct through to april
By Dave, January 21, 2010 @ 8:05 pm
Watch ice road truckers