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CRVA Collecting Data for ELD Exemption Extension

25.03.2026 12:23 1 min 1 source РУС
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CRVA Collecting Data for ELD Exemption Extension
Original source: RV PRO

The Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association is gathering industry data to extend the Electronic Logging Device exemption for driveaway/towaway operators. The current exemption, crucial for efficient RV delivery to dealerships, expires in October 2026. CRVA reminds transportation companies to submit information by March 31 to support a data-driven request to Transport Canada.

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CRVA Collecting Data for ELD Exemption Extension

25.03.2026 RV PRO ENG Original source

CA Canada — fuel prices

Updated: 01.08.2026

Regular

$1.31 /l

CAD1.83 · €1.13/l

54 of 140

cheaper than 62% of countries

Midgrade

$1.43 /l

CAD2.01 · €1.24/l

36 of 94

cheaper than 63% of countries

Premium

$1.48 /l

CAD2.08 · €1.28/l

11 of 23

cheaper than 57% of countries

Diesel

$1.65 /l

CAD2.31 · €1.42/l

84 of 141

pricier than 59% of countries

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