The Ontario Dump Truck Association (ODTA) is a collective body that supports the safety and sustainability of the dump truck industry in Ontario.
The Ontario Dump Truck Association was formed July 17, 2007 to advocate for the rights of those in the Dump Truck Industry.
ONTARIO GARBAGE TRUCKING ASSOCIATIONS IS THE VOICE OF THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY -
INFLUENCING POLICY, SUPPORTING EDUCATION & ADVANCING PROFITABILITY ON CANADIAN'S HOMES..
Road and truck safety is compromised. Contractors are not being held liable for their illegal actions. Contractors are knowingly forcing dump truck operators to skip ministry scales.Road infrastructure is being compromised costing the public . Operators are being held responsible for the weight even though they have no bearing on how much a contractor puts in his box. These illegal actions are being done on private, commercial, residential and government infrastructure jobs.Ministry of Transportation bureaucrats have been made aware of the problem officially since March of 2014 but no actions have been taken We have set a deadline for the government to take action before Feb 15 2015 or we will take our case to the general public.
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PDFMinistry decision to include vehicles transporting excavated materials in the current enforcement deferral Read More
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PDFThe ODTA was formed to advocate for the rights of those in the Dump Truck Industry.Securing the safety of drivers, workers and general public.Read More
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PDFWe work diligently to ensure that our industry maintains a high standard of safety, however we have identified serious risks of overloading dump trucks. Read More
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PDFComplaint we received concerning overloading. Its not only illegal; its also endagers public road users. Read More
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PDFTaking the wrong route. "To all the trucks at SQUARE ONE. Read More