LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS — An Arkansas-based trucking group is pressing state lawmakers to go beyond last year’s CDL reform law…
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Judge Gives DMV Until October After Learning None of 13,000 Revoked California CDLs Have Been Reissued Despite Court Order – Drivers Wait Up to a Year With No Guarantee of Getting License Back
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — Thirteen thousand California truck drivers remain without commercial driver’s licenses despite a court order directing the state…
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California Truck Driver With Approved Asylum Case Loses CDL Despite Legal Work Authorization — Faces $3,000 Monthly Truck Payments With No Income
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, CALIFORNIA — A Bay Area truck driver with two young children lost his commercial driver’s license…
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DACA Truck Driver With Non-Domiciled CDL Confronts Secretary Duffy at Mid-America Trucking Show — Duffy Says He “Shouldn’t” Lose His License, DOT Later Says He Will
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY — Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was confronted on the floor of the Mid-America Trucking Show by a DACA…
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Indiana Cancels 1,790 Non-Citizen CDLs After New Federal Rule and State Law Take Effect
INDIANA — Indiana officials are pulling thousands of commercial drivers off the road as new federal and state restrictions target…
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One Year After I-35 Pileup That Killed Five in Austin, NTSB Documents Reveal Texas Issued Wrong CDL, Company Ignored 36 Speeding Flags, and Driver Was Severely Sleep-Deprived
AUSTIN, TEXAS — One year after a deadly pileup on Interstate 35 in North Austin killed five people, the National…
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Major Trucking Groups Including American Trucking Associations Support ‘Dalilah’s Law’ Ahead of House Markup
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Major trucking organizations and state associations from all 50 states issued a joint statement Tuesday throwing their…
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House Committee to Mark Up ‘Dalilah’s Law’ on March 18 to Mandate CDL English Proficiency and Crack Down on Fraud and Foreign Brokers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee will mark up “Dalilah’s Law” on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. The…
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New Non-Domiciled CDL Rule Takes Effect, Sparking Legal Challenges and Industry Debate — OOIDA Says It Will “Make Roads Safer,” Critics Say No Evidence Immigrants Cause More Accidents
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new federal rule that took effect this week bars most immigrant truck drivers from holding commercial…
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“This Is Devastating for My Family”: Two Immigrant Truck Drivers Speak Out as 200,000 Face Losing Their CDLs Under New Federal Rule
NATIONAL — As a new federal rule takes effect stripping commercial driving privileges from an estimated 200,000 immigrant truck drivers…
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