Steering Change · 2025-04-11 · 25 min
AMTA's Kelsey Hipkin, Manager of Communications, and Erica Cormack, Manager of Education, chat with Catherine Williams, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Traffic Safety Services with Alberta’s Transportation & Economic Corridors (TEC). In our conversation, we discuss an overview of the Class 1 Learning Pathway, which the Alberta Government officially launched as of April 1, 2025. Catherine gives us more details on why this change is being implemented, what this new pathway process will look like for prospective drivers, how this affects the goal of commercial driving being recognized as a trade, what the transition period between the current MELT program and Learning Pathways will be, and more! To learn more about the Learning Pathways program, visit the website: On this website, you can also watch the ‘Day in the Life’ videos that Catherine mentions in our conversation. Read the News Release on the Learning Pathway for Class 1 Drivers on the Alberta Government website . In addition, learn more about Transportation and Economic Corridors and their other programs and initiatives on their website . Safety is at the forefront of commercial transportation in Alberta.
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