CVOR Podcast

Chris Harris, Your CVOR Guy

This podcast is for all CVOR holders! You might be a landscaper, a plumber, an electrician, a spray foam or an insulating company, a towing operation, or a trucking company; it's for anyone who owns a CVOR or wants to own a CVOR license. What are we going to be talking about on the CVOR podcast? All things CVOR-related. Such as the difference between a level one and level 2CVOR report? What the OVR is, and how the CVOR is calculated. We will be talking about the rating system of the CVOR. We will also be getting into things like MTO requirements for CVOR driver files, maintenance files, and what policies are required or suggested by the MTO. I will also describe the correct answer and why talking about your responsibilities. I will also explain the correct answer and why talking about your responsibilities. And in every episode, we will include some of the CVOR test questions and answers. Keeping it Safety Dawg Simple!#trucksafety #truckinsurance #truckpodcast read less
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Episodes

CVOR Conundrums: Navigating Points from Speed and Red Light Cameras
Jan 25 2024
CVOR Conundrums: Navigating Points from Speed and Red Light Cameras
Episode Overview:In this eye-opening episode of the Safety Dawg podcast, host Chris Harris delves into the often overlooked impact of speed and red light camera tickets on Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration (CVOR) scores.Key Highlights:Speed and Red Light Cameras: Chris starts off with a bang, discussing how these cameras, while seemingly harmless, can significantly affect a trucking company's CVOR scores.Real-Life Case Study: Chris shares a story about a new client, a landscaping company, that received multiple speeding and red light camera tickets, shedding light on the direct impact of these infractions.Points on CVOR: A crucial takeaway is the fact that these camera tickets add points to the CVOR. Chris emphasizes that while the driver doesn't directly get points on their license, the company's CVOR is affected.Legal Insights: Chris brings in expert advice from Joel, a paralegal specializing in ticket defense, who explains the challenges in fighting these tickets. A key strategy discussed is delaying the conviction, highlighting its importance in CVOR management.Practical Advice: The episode provides practical tips for trucking companies on how to manage and potentially mitigate the impact of these tickets on their CVOR score.Closing Thoughts: Wrapping up, Chris reiterates the importance of being aware of how speed and red light cameras can affect CVOR points and urges listeners to subscribe and comment with their experiences.Call to Action:Listeners are encouraged to like, subscribe, and leave comments on the podcast. Chris signs off with his signature line, reminding everyone of the importance of safety in the trucking industry.
Does My Pickup Need A CVOR?
Jun 30 2022
Does My Pickup Need A CVOR?
CVOR Practice Test Course: https://safetydawg.com/CVORPracticeTestCheck out CVOR.ca and see what is on special this month, cvor.caIf you already have your CVOR and need help in understanding the Level 2 Report, Get your copy of the CVOR Cheat Sheet. Send me an email, Chris@CVOR.caKeeping it Safety Dawg Simple!#trucksafety #truckinsurance #truckpodcastFleetComplete's article:https://blog.fleetcomplete.com/safety-corner/new-rules-for-pickup-trucks-and-trailers-in-ontarioMTO: https://files.ontario.ca/mto-commercial-vehicle-operators-safety-manual-en-2022-03-17.pdfExemptions, Operators with certain types of vehicles do not need a CVOR certificate. These vehicles include:▪  A truck or bus that is plated in another Canadian jurisdiction▪  A truck, other than a tow truck, with a registered gross weight (RGW) and a gross weight of 4,500 kilograms or less, whether towing a trailer or not (see Determining RGW)▪  A truck or bus leased by an individual for 30 days or less to move their personal goods, or to carry passengers at no fare▪  An ambulance, fire apparatus, hearse, casket wagon▪  An unladen truck or bus operating under the authority of a dealer plate or service plateCommercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration – February 2022 38▪  A bus used for personal purposes without compensation▪  A motor home used for personal purposes▪  A pickup truck used for personal purposes (for more information on personal use pickup-truck exemptions, refer to: www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/trucks/commercial- vehicle-faq.shtml#a15