Trucking and Commercial Driver Licensing

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Monday it will revoke the accreditation of nearly 3,000 truck‑driving schools unless they meet federal standards within 30 days, and warned about 4,000 more providers could face similar action. DOT alleges widespread falsification or manipulation of training data, failure to meet curriculum and instructor standards, and poor recordkeeping; Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the crackdown aims to keep unqualified drivers off the road. The move follows proposed limits on immigrant eligibility for CDLs, which a federal appeals court stayed last month.