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Background. The relatively low cost and simple operation of equipment used in the GRS in Canada, also known as the Citizen Band ( CB ), provides access to a radiocommunications medium that was previously unavailable to the general public. Originally, there were 23 channels.

Prohibitions on hands-free devices: Hand-held devices to contact emergency services are permitted for drivers, search and rescue and emergency services. CB radios are allowed for commercial purposes.

The LADD channels are also frequently used for informal truck to truck communications. In this sense these VHF channels have replaced the use of CB radio in Western Canada. Most truckers are monitoring the LADD channels when driving. It is common to hear accident reports being passed on the LADD channels.

? The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) will continue to allow the use of handheld CBs and two-way radios until 2021.

Prohibitions on hands-free devices: Hand-held devices to contact emergency services are permitted for drivers, search and rescue and emergency services. CB radios are allowed for commercial purposes.

In an AM receiver, the amplitude of the audio signal from the detector, and the sound volume, is proportional to the amplitude of the radio signal, so fading causes variations in the volume.

GMRS: 462.675 MHz is a UHF mobile distress and road information calling frequency allocated to the General Mobile Radio Service and used throughout Alaska and Canada for emergency communications; sometimes referred to as "Orange Dot" by some transceiver manufacturers who associated a frequency with a color-code for ...