Arizona commercial vehicle enforcement operation on July 1 resulted in 66 violations and seven out-of-service orders.
Federal immigration agents are now partnering with state truck weigh stations across the U.S. to crack down on illegal commercial truckers.
Idaho has become the latest U.S. state to eliminate non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses.
A series of recent enforcement actions across three U.S. border states highlights growing scrutiny of commercial drivers.
FleetForce and Swift Transportation have partnered to offer on-site CDL training and certification in Mobile, Alabama.
The Small Business in Transportation Coalition has asked a federal court to push for decertification of CDL programs in New York and California.
A California woman is asking FMCSA to temporarily restore commercial driver’s license eligibility for DACA recipients.
Texas resumes issuing some non-domiciled CDL licenses for legally authorized foreign workers.
U.S. Border Patrol arrested 36 truck drivers during a five-day enforcement operation in Arizona, highlighting growing federal scrutiny of commercial drivers’ immigration and licensing status.
Ohio plans to review about 5,000 non-domiciled CDLs, adding to a nationwide compliance effort affecting foreign commercial drivers.
A report found major gaps in Ontario, Canada’s commercial truck driver training enforcement, prompting renewed calls for tougher audits and licensing reforms.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Florida’s effort to sue California and Washington over commercial driver licenses issued to undocumented immigrants.
The Texas Attorney General’s Office is investigating CDL training programs while also challenging supplier diversity policies at CVS Health.
Rob Carpenter breaks down what it was like working with 60 Minutes on their explosive segment about chameleon carriers and the Super Ego network.
Josh Brecheen advocated for a national expansion of a program that empowers local law enforcement to assist ICE in removing non-citizen truck drivers from the road.
During his state of the union speech, President Trump urged passing of “Dalilah Law” barring states from issuing CDLs to illegal aliens.
FMCSA will be taking more action against foreign drivers and fraudulent carriers, including tighter test restrictions and securing the carrier registration process.
New federal guidelines enforce strict 48-hour document deadlines – including weekends – to purge unvetted foreign drivers.
DOT is purging over 550 “CDL mills” from the national registry after investigators exposed widespread violations and fraudulent training practices.
The FMCSA has warned Illinois to fix its non-domiciled CDL program or face decertification and the loss of up to $128.6 million in federal highway funds.
