TC TRANSPORTS in the news

TC Environnement aims to quintuple its tire shredding capacity, creating jobs and using AI technology for sorting, while complying with environmental regulations.

TC Environnement plans to increase its tire processing capacity from 10 to 50 tons per day, expanding its workforce and creating indirect jobs.

TC Environnement aims to quintuple its tire shredding capacity, creating jobs and using AI-driven sorting technology, while complying with environmental regulations.

Transport Canada enforces speed limits and restricted zones in the Gulf of St. Lawrence to protect endangered North Atlantic right whales from vessel collisions, using monitoring and penalties for compliance.

J&K Transport Commissioner and AJKTWA finalized operational costs to propose a fair transport fare revision amid rising expenses.

Transport Cassier is preparing a significant investment to enhance logistics for its subsidiary TC 35.

Rajouri district officials reviewed and directed improvements in transport services, enforcement, and road safety initiatives.

A rail freight project near Angers involving TC-Transports and other companies plans to start operations next year.

Transport Canada requires companies handling dangerous goods to register their sites by October 25, 2024, supported by instructional videos and expert assistance.

Rave is actively reducing its carbon footprint by investing in alternative fuels, modernizing its fleet, and planning electrification and hydrogen use for sustainable transport.

Five transport companies in Pays de la Loire created Transport Multimodal Alliances to boost rail freight and intermodal transport.

A new company, TMA, is being formed by several firms to boost rail freight traffic to and from Pays de la Loire, targeting 90,000 annual transshipments.

Five transport companies, including TC-transports, have formed a joint venture to develop a rail freight platform near Angers to boost regional rail freight.

Ageneau is creating a rail-truck freight platform near Angers to reduce emissions and increase rail freight capacity, involving local partners and aiming for 2027 operation.

Transports Canada’s 2024-2025 plan prioritizes safety, environmental sustainability, and efficiency in transportation through regulatory modernization, infrastructure investments, Indigenous partnerships, and zero-emission initiatives.

Transports Canada’s 2024-2025 plan focuses on enhancing transportation safety, environmental sustainability, infrastructure efficiency, and regulatory modernization across all transport modes, with significant investments and partnerships to support climate goals and Indigenous collaboration.

Regom, founded by TC-Transports, uses AI to automate and improve tire recycling processes, expanding internationally with innovative scanning machines.

TC70, under TC transport group, operates its trucks using biofuel sourced via an on-site tank in partnership with an agricultural cooperative.

The prefect of Nièvre praised Forvia and TC-Transports for their strategic alignment with France 2030, innovation in tire recycling, and efforts to simplify administrative processes to support local economic growth.

TC Energy is expanding oil transport capacity from Oklahoma to Texas via Marketlink Pipeline and completing the Port Neches Link to serve Gulf Coast refineries.