Drivers
Quebec Let Uber In. Taxi Drivers Lost Everything. The Court Says Quebec Owes Nothing More.
In 2013 Uber arrived in Quebec and began operating without respecting provincial regulations. Taxi drivers had paid up to $200,000 each for permits that the Quebec government had deliberately limited in number. The scarcity of those permits
Montreal Police Dressed as Homeless People to Ticket Drivers. This Is Real.
It sounds like something from a satire publication. Montreal police officers dressed as homeless panhandlers, approaching cars stopped at intersections, asking drivers for money - and if the driver happened to be on their phone, the panhand
STM's Waking Nightmare: Spitting on Drivers, Blasting Phones, and Endless Price Hikes – Why Montreal Riders Keep Getting Screwed
Montreal, March 13, 2026 - An anonymous STM bus driver has finally spoken out, and what he describes isn’t just “a bad day on the job.” It’s a daily nightmare that’s been getting worse for years - and nobody at the top seems to give a damn.
Where Mistakes Are Your Problem – They Screw Up, You Pay More Taxes. Traffic Hell, Unskilled Drivers, and Montréal as the World's Most Overrated Bridge
March 2026 - Québec: the province where “oops” means “open your wallet.” Make a mistake in the system? No worries - they’ll just hike taxes or slap on new fees to make you, the citizen, pay for their stupidity. It’s like the government trea
Québec drivers are getting absolutely screwed by the SAAQ – paying 60-65% more than Albertans for worse service, endless lines, and a billion-dollar digital disaster. Where the hell are our tax dollars going? (IEDM report + Gallant Commission)
Ah, Quebec - the land of poutine, picturesque winters, and apparently, premium-priced paperwork that’s about as efficient as a snowplow in July. If you’ve ever grumbled while renewing your driver’s license or vehicle registration, buckle up
The Truth About CFTR and the Gaslighting of Quebec’s Trucking Industry
What Future Drivers Need to Know Before It’s Too Late Quebec’s trucking industry presents itself as desperate for drivers. Governments talk about shortages, companies complain about a lack of labor, and training centers promote trucking
Transwest and the Struggle of Quebec’s Trucking Industry: A Culture of Missed Opportunities
Quebec’s trucking industry is full of contradictions. Take Transwest, for example - a company that owns more than 50 trucks, their own trailers, and relies on Peterbilt trucks, yet struggles to hire qualified drivers. On paper, this should