Trump Announces Automatic CDL Plan for Military Veterans

Trump says veterans who drove military trucks will qualify automatically for CDLs, here’s what we know.
Transportation and Homeland Security Target CDL Schools

The U.S. Department of Transportation has launched a joint operation with Homeland Security to investigate approximately 75 CDL training schools.
Texas Resumes CDLs for H-2A Workers, Requires English-Only Exams

Texas expands CDL access for temporary farmworkers while tightening language requirements
What Is the Difference Between Class A, B, and C Licenses?

Commercial licenses are required to operate large or specialized vehicles; learn about the differences.
In Brief: FMCSA CDL Exemption, EPA Emissions Delay, and ELD Revocations

FMCSA and EPA introduce policy shifts for trucking and automotive industries.
Can You Drive a Truck in the U.S. With a Mexican License?

Searches about Mexican CDL equivalents, trucking jobs and work permits in the United States are surging across Google, ChatGPT and other AI platforms. One of the most common questions among drivers and migrants is whether a Mexican commercial license is valid in the U.S. The short answer is yes — but only under specific conditions.
New York Can Suspend Driver’s Licenses Over Tax Debt

New York has once again put the spotlight on driver’s license suspensions tied to unpaid state taxes, a situation that could affect thousands of transportation, delivery, and logistics workers who depend on driving to earn a living. For commercial drivers and CDL operators, the consequences can go far beyond a simple fine.
U.S. Trucking Shakeup: How Federal Reforms Redefined CDL Access and the Freight Market

CDL regulations are reshaping the U.S. trucking industry one year after sweeping federal reforms, tightening entry requirements, increasing enforcement, and transforming the structure of freight operations.
In brief: rail crossing safety, California autonomous trucks, and CDL laws

From rail crossing safety to autonomous trucks and CDL laws, these are the key U.S. updates in transportation.
North Dakota among states regaining non-domiciled CDL authority

North Dakota will reissue approximately 150 of the 526 CDLs and CLPs for non-resident drivers that were active during the FMCSA audit.