Over 7,000 truck drivers in the US have been removed from service due to failing English proficiency tests, part of a crackdown following road accidents involving Indian truckers., US News, Times Now ...

More than 7,000 truck drivers across the United States have been taken off the roads this year for failing mandatory English ...

More than 7,000 commercial truck drivers have been barred from operating in the US for failing English language tests under a ...

Safety concerns, two triple-fatals involving 18-wheelers and a closer look at commercial driver’s licenses has led the U. S.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is stepping up enforcement against CDL mills and unqualified drivers, taking a closer look at entry-level driver training standards, and pushing back on ...

Over 7,000 US truck drivers have been placed out of service this year for failing English proficiency tests, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said. Thousands of them are believed to be of ...

A total of 7,248 commercial truck drivers have been declared “out of service” this year—effectively banned from driving—after ...

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the crackdown on October 30. It comes close in the heels of a crash involving an Indian-origin truck driver ...

Federal and state officials arrested 223 illegal immigrants, including 146 semi-truck drivers, in Indiana during a national ...

Americans should have confidence that those behind the wheel are here legally, speak our language and meet our standards.

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AK) and Congressman Andy Barr (R-KY) have sent a letter to Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, ...

Battling through the Southeastern Conference turned out to be tougher than anyone could've imagined last year.