The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) took long-overdue action this week to clean up the nation’s CDL training landscape. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that nearly 3,000 training providers have been removed from the federal Training Provider Registry (TPR) , and another 4,500 have been placed on notice for noncompliance. That’s 7,500 providers—roughly 17% of the registry—flagged in one sweep. The scale of the problem raises the obvious questi

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Trucksafe's President and transportation attorney Brandon Wiseman recently joined Tenstreet to discuss the recently implemented...

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The DOE claims Ohio's existing state training requirements for school bus operators negate the need for additional training.