Police seeking information on deadly wheel separation

TORONTO, Ont. -- Police are asking for information after a tire believed to be from a tractor-trailer became detached and killed a motorist.

A woman died early this morning on the QEW after her vehicle was struck by the errant wheel. No truck remained at the scene, but according to local media, police claim the driver may not have noticed the wheel separation. Police are unsure if it was a spare tire or a tire that was mounted to the vehicle.

The truck was headed southbound (towards Niagara) early this morning. Police were notified at about 6:45 a.m., according to CP24. Anyone with info is asked to call police at 905-681-2511.

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Yanke seeking team drivers at open house next week

BRAMPTON, Ont. -- Yanke Group of Companies will be holding an open house at its Brampton Terminal next week.

The carrier is seeking team drivers and is encouraging attendees to bring their abstracts, resume and FAST card or passport for expedited processing.

David Brown, fleet recruiter for Yanke, says the company offers the "best pay package I have ever seen for team drivers, companies or owner/operators, since I started in the recruiting business."

The free two-day event will be held at 27 Automatic Road in Brampton, Ont. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 14-15.

For more information, contact Brown at 905-791-1369 ext. 3747 or david.brown@yanke.ca.

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Recruiters Must Mull Generational Differences When Seeking New Drivers, MCE Is Told

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