One key to the overall health of Canada's trucking industry is a smart and efficient border.

GEODIS and Arkema jointly participated in operational trials of the “smart border” on September 24.

In December 2001 the US and Canadian governments signed the Smart Border Declaration.

The smart border was designed to work with any customs regime (transit, export or import).

The U.S. supports this standard under the Smart Border Action Plan.

The smart border was designed to work with any customs regime (transit, export or import).

The smart border was designed to work with any customs regime (transit, export or import).

The Smart Border Declaration restored the balance between economic and national security.

The Canada-U.S. 30-point smart border plan included a provision for a safe third country agreement.

Two videos published by French customs explain how customs clearance will take place during the crossing of the “smart border”.

The NEXUS program flows from the Canada-United States of America Accord on Our Shared Border and is an initiatives of the Smart Border Declaration's 32-Point Plan

Its new “smart border” with drought-stricken and conflict-embroiled Syria is one of many examples globally.

The smart borders initiative set up by the European Union collects data on migrants in order to classify them preventatively as “individuals posing a risk”.

The Canada-US Smart Border Declaration contributes to both our national security and the free flow of people, goods and commerce across our shared border.

API/PNR information is shared with the United States under item 8 of the Canada-U.S. Smart Border Declaration.