Owning a truck and tractor-trailer in Ontario comes with a range of responsibilities, and one crucial aspect often overlooked is proper cleaning (interior and exterior). Regular maintenance and detailing are essential for the longevity and functionality of your truck.
In Ontario, Canada, ensuring road safety and the smooth operation of tractor-trailers is a top priority. As part of this commitment, the province implemented SPIF (Safe, Productive, Infrastructure-Friendly) rules. These regulations outline specific requirements for trucks operating on Ontario's roadways, promoting road safety, and efficiency, and minimizing infrastructure damage.
To enhance convenience and efficiency for our customers, Marshall Fuels equipped each fuel pump lane with a DEF fluid dispenser. This offers several benefits for truck fleet operators and single owners/operators when it comes to refuelling diesel and filling DEF.
Operating a tractor-trailer is a challenging and rewarding career path requiring specific skills and qualifications. In Ontario, Canada, obtaining a Class A truck licence involves a series of steps and requirements, that we’ve outlined for you.
Please read our important notice to our valued customers regarding the COVID-19 situation.
We're hiring a Truck Mechanic; if you're interested in this position and have the skills and qualifications outlined, please submit your resume today!
Wayne & Rick Marshall, Owners of Marshall Truck & Trailer Repair receive Honorary Diploma from Mohawk College.
Thank you to Everyone who came out to see the unveiling of the Marshall School of Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship on August 16, 2017.
We hope you'll us for the annual fundraising event held in honour of Gerald Marshall supporting Mohawk College.
Marshall Truck & Trailer Repair ensures your truck certification with the Ontario Highway Traffic Act is compliant, lift axle Regulation 413/05 outlines weights and dimensions for “Safe, Productive and Infrastructure Friendly” (SPIF) commercial vehicles in Ontario.
