Specialist logistics · Winnipeg
Every carrier says they're safe. Ours is on file with the Province of Manitoba, and you can read it here.
This is the document the Province issues after reviewing a carrier under the Motor Vehicle Transport Act (Canada), the Highway Traffic Act, and the National Safety Code. It certifies that DBNS Trucking Ltd. is fit to operate commercial vehicles in Manitoba.
Unaudited means the rating is based on our on-road record rather than a full facility audit. It is the standard rating for carriers whose inspection and collision history has not triggered one.
The certificate expires on December 31, 2026. We renew it every year. If you need the current copy for your vendor file, ask and we will send it the same day.
Manitoba Infrastructure keeps a running profile on every commercial carrier: inspections, collisions, convictions and insurance. These figures are taken from ours.
Reported on our Manitoba carrier profile. Accident threshold 0.00%.
Manitoba rates 0 to 40% as Acceptable. Above 40% draws attention from the regulator.
Cleared to carry regulated dangerous goods under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act.
Current fleet on the provincial record. Average over the period: 14.
Commercial, for-hire, incorporated. Winnipeg-based for the whole time.
Insured through Manitoba Public Insurance, as reported on the provincial carrier profile.
Satisfactory (Unaudited) on Manitoba safety fitness certificate MB051145, NSC number MB1305662, valid through December 31, 2026. Manitoba gives this rating to carriers whose on-road profile keeps showing safe operation and compliance. A plain Satisfactory rating additionally requires passing a facility audit.
Manitoba scores each carrier's convictions, out-of-service inspections and at-fault accidents over 24 months against carriers with a similar fleet size. Scores from 0 to 40% are rated acceptable; warning letters start at 41%. DBNS scored 28.85% on its carrier profile dated May 1, 2026.
Its Manitoba carrier profile dated May 1, 2026 records 0 accidents in the previous 24 months. The profile counts all reportable accidents in any Canadian jurisdiction.
Yes. DBNS carries $4,500,000 in third-party liability and property damage coverage through Manitoba Public Insurance, as reported on its provincial carrier profile. A current certificate of insurance is available on request.
Yes. DBNS is certified to carry regulated dangerous goods under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act.
Sources: Safety Ratings, Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure; Carrier Profile, Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure. DBNS figures are from its Manitoba carrier profile dated May 1, 2026.
A current certificate of insurance is available on request for any customer who needs one on file.
Carrier profiles are public records. Ask us for the current summary, or request it from the division directly.