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The Trump Administration is cracking down on commercial driving schools, uncovering violations that could impact the safety ...

California and Pennsylvania haven't been shy about fighting DOT over the rights of non-domiciled CDL holders, but that hasn't ...

The U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the state of Illinois has 30 days to revoke licenses it ...

Regulators are taking a closer look at how these CDLs are issued. Following an audit by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety ...

The FMCSA has made changes to a slate of technical rules affecting drivers and carriers, including ditching spare fuses and ...

The DOT is threatening to withhold $128 million in federal highway funding from Illinois over 'illegal foreign licenses' for ...

Bowing to a directive from the Trump administration, the state is discontinuing a program allowing the licenses to be issued to "non-domiciled" applicants.

DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN)— Over 500 commercial driving schools that train truck and bus drivers are being forced to close after an investigation revealed that they cut corners training students, hiring ...

Last year, FMCSA took steps to remove regulations from the books. This week, the agency moved forward with those plans.

Illinois could lose millions of dollars in highway funding if it does not clean up non-domiciled CDLs fast. Find out what’s at stake.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the shutdown of over 550 CDL training schools for violating FMCSA regulations, following an extensive investigation.