TRUCKING STUDIES

Transportation / Distribution / Logistics study for Atlantic Yarns Inc. manufacturing plants in Atholville and Pokemouche, NB

Strategy on the Future Direction for the location and construction of Heavy Vehicle Enforcement/Inspection Facilities in New Brunswick (with Fenco Shawinigan Engineering Ltd.).

East Uniacke Quarry Expansion Traffic Impact Study

Study of the Supply and Demand Training Requirements of Truck Drivers in the Maritime Provinces

Study of Truck Driver Compensation Levels and Occupational Characteristics as part of Expert Testimony for a Court Case

Feasibility Study for Distribution/Warehousing Facilities in the Woodstock Industrial Park

Various Forest Resources Transportation Studies including one dealing with all roundwood movements to all Sawmills and Pulpmills throughout New Brunswick

Benefit - Cost Analysis of the Movement of Potash by Truck and/or Rail Between Three Sussex Area Mines and the Port of Saint John

Analysis of Requirements for Truck and Rail Services for the Prince Edward Island Potato Industry

Site Selection & Preliminary Engineering for Intermodal Potato Loading Facilities in Prince Edward Island

Implementation Plan for Truck - Rail Loading Facilities on Prince Edward Island

Detailed Design of Two Truck/Rail Distribution Centres in Souris and Albany, P.E.I.

Evaluation of Truck Distribution Patterns Throughout the Atlantic Region (Based on a Comprehensive Truck Origin-Destination Survey)

Motor Carrier and Shipper Industry Surveys of the Impact of Changes in Motor Vehicle Weight Regulations Throughout the Four Atlantic Provinces

Evaluation of the Impact of Terminating Winter Operations on the Yarmouth - Bar Harbour Ferry Service Including Identification of the Potential Rerouting of Truck Traffic to Woodstock - Houlton - Bangor versus Saint John - St. Stephen - Bangor

Evaluation of Special Features of the 1976 Atlantic Region Truck Origin - Destination Survey

Evaluation of Long Term Highway Network Improvements Required to Serve Automobile and Freight Distribution in the Acadian Peninsula