Hours of Service: Cross Border and Advanced Canadian Rules
Master US Hours-of-Service and Canadian rules for seamless cross-border operations.
- Classroom
- Online
- On-site
Industy-Recognized Certificate
Course Fee Applicable
Prerequisites
Key Takeaways
- Understand US Hours-of-Service requirements
- Learn US Electronic Logging Device (ELD) regulations
- Ensure cross-border compliance with both rule sets
Course Information
This course builds on the Hours-of-Service – Canadian Requirements to introduce more advanced concepts and the US Hours-of-Service rules. Every driver of every commercial vehicle in Canada and the U.S. must comply with rules that restrict when and how long a driver can continue to drive a commercial vehicle.
Single and team drivers using a sleeper berth have additional rules to contend with. Operating in the U.S. means complying with the U.S. rules, and crossing the border involves switching from one set of rules to the other.
This course is ideal for drivers who have already completed the Hours-of-Service – Canadian Requirements course. This course builds on topics covered in the Canadian Requirements course, and participants may find some elements challenging without the context of the prior course.
Drivers, managers, trainers and operations personnel will understand the rules and will learn about the behaviors and systems that must be in place to stay compliant.
Registration & Pricing
In-person training conducted at our OTA Offices (555 Dixon Road Toronto, ON M9W 1H8)
On-Site Training option is available. For on-site training & pricing at your facility, please call Esperanza Tome at (416) 249-7401 ext. 223.
Fees:Member: $250 per student
Non-Member: $450 per student
Tuesday, May 13, 2025 | Thursday, November 6, 2025
*Follows Hours-of-Service – Canadian Requirements Course
Register for Classroom TrainingAn outline of the regulations for Hours of Service in Canada and the U.S., along with a detailed examination of the correct procedure for filling out daily logs, including sleeper berth and other exceptions. Examples for both Canada and the United States are used throughout the course, along with comparison charts to highlight the differences between the two countries. The importance of pre-trip planning and inspection is also discussed. Once the course is complete, you can easily print wallet cards, certificates, and a complete training history.
Fees:$55 per student
Register for Online TrainingOnsite Training (at your facility) available by request. Custom-tailored training to your company needs.
Fees:Contact for Pricing (416) 249-7401 (ext. 223)
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