Title: Central Ontario Regional Truck Driving Championships (second weekend of June)
1Central Ontario Regional Truck Driving
Championships(second weekend of June)
2Truck Driving Championships
National Professional Truck Driving Championships
GREY BRUCE REGIONAL TRUCK DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Ottawa Regional Truck Driving Championships
Large Companies who hold their own private
competition and are approved by OTDC
3Who are we?
- CORTDC is a not-for-profit volunteer organization
dedicated to providing an opportunity for
professional truck drivers to show their stuff.
It gives the trucking industry a means to promote
safe driving and skill. By means of a written
test, an obstacle course and a truck inspection,
drivers compete to represent the Central Ontario
Region in the annual Ontario Truck Driving
Championships, to be held on the third weekend of
July each year..
4Who can compete?
- The competition is open to professional drivers -
either company or owner/operator - based in
Central Ontario. Drivers can enter one of six
divisions, or classes.Shunt drivers (yard
drivers, hostlers) are eligible to
compete.(Subject to regular eligibility rules)
5Some Basic Eligibility Rules
- You must be legally licensed to operate the class
of vehicle for the event in which you are
competing. - You must compete in the jurisdiction in which
your license was issued. - During the 12 months preceding the date of the
competition, you must - Have performed the regular duties of a full-time
professional truck driver for at least 11 months.
Days off and vacation time to which you are
entitled by your employer do not count against
you. In situations of extended time lost due to
legitimate problems such as unintentional layoff
or a WCB claim, you may request to enter the
Championship, and, depending on the length of
time in question, eligibility may or may not be
granted. Each request will be evaluated on a
case-by-case basis. The decision of the
Committee is final - Not have been employed by more than 2 employers
- Not have had any preventable collisions. The
definition of preventable in the Canada Safety
Council Professional Drivers Improvement Course
Manual will apply and, - Not have had your license suspended.
- During the 5 years preceding the competition, you
must not have had any Criminal Code driving
convictions registered against you.
6Divisions or Classes
- B-Train (2x30)
- Tandem axle Tractor and Trailer
- Single axle Tractor and Tandem Trailer
- Single Axle Tractor and Single Axle Trailer(28)
- Straight Truck
- Step Van
7Course Obstacle Course
- For All Classes (except B-Train)1. Alley Dock2.
Serpentine3. Offset Alley4. Right Angle Turn - 5. Straight Line6. Rear Scale Stop
- 7. Stop Line
8Cloverleaf Obstacle B-Train only
9Right Turn
10Serpentine
11Loading Dock and Alley Dock
12Inspection Portion
- Verbal Systematic Inspection as well as
identifying 5 visual defects
13Written Test
50 multiple choice questions taken from the
drivers kit sent to all participants. Answers
included.
14More Info?
- Follow a link from the information section of
this website to the nearest competition to you! - Regional Areas
- Kitchener Central Ontario Regional Truck
Driving Championships - Owen Sound Grey/Bruce Regional Truck Driving
Championships - Toronto Toronto Regional Truck Driving
Championships
15How can you help?
- Judging
- Sending drivers to the competition
- Sponsorship