CDL Training News Updates

Boyle Transportation's Michael Lasko described a safety approach shaped by experience both inside and outside the cab during a session on driver coaching at MCE.

An agency spokesperson told TT that the high number of schools closed is due largely to rigorous crackdowns by investigators and safety inspectors.

Schneider is increasing its driver instructor workforce by 26% to expand onboarding and behind-the-wheel training for new and experienced drivers.

President Donald Trump announced plans for some veterans to have automatic eligibility for CDLs during a recent military-related business summit in Pennsylvania.

Texas is investigating five trucking schools for “endangering” state residents by illegally training commercial vehicle drivers.

Rather than relying heavily on after-the-fact video review of drivers, fleets are increasingly using AI to process video and telematics inside the truck itself.

At a time when margins are tight and operating costs continue to climb, preventing and managing driver injuries has become a core business priority.

A Maine man is being prosecuted for allegedly operating an unlicensed CDL training school and taking $28,100 from people seeking entry-level driver training.

The federal sting against truck driver training operations identified sites ranging from community colleges to churches among the 550 found violating safety standards.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced an investigation into alleged so-called chameleon carriers connected to a fatal truck-van collision in Indiana.