Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas), Senator Bill Hagerty (R-Tennessee) and Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) introduced the Secure Commercial Driver Licensing Act. This legislation will require all ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) will hold a hiring event for winter temporary and permanent CDL operator positions in Adams County. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, ...

“By issuing CDLs to illegal immigrants, states like California are undermining federal law and endangering public safety. Our bill restores accountability by strengthening President Trump’s authority ...

A sweeping federal change to commercial licensing has immigrant truckers scrambling. In a press conference carried by Forbes Breaking News, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy declared an emergency ...

Will convicted Mass State Police Sgt. Gary Cederquist lose his $106,000 pension after being sentenced to federal prison?

Every truck driver has a nightmare dock. The kind that looks simple until gravity, geometry, and nerves gang up against you. A viral video shows one of those moments, capturing 20-plus frustrating ...

California responded to DOT pulling $40 million in funding by saying its licensing procedures ensure all California CDL holders have good English, and that roadside tests aren't needed.

A truck crash in Florida that killed three people drew national headlines. Florida contends that California and Washington share some responsibility.

When I first stepped into CDL school more than two decades ago, there was one thing that stuck with me—not just for the test, not just for the road exam—but something that still rides with me every ...

DOT responds to non-domiciled CDL drivers who say the new rule to purge nearly 200,000 of them from of driving jobs violates their civil rights.

Disgraced ex-Mass State Police Sgt. Gary Cederquist who was convicted in the driver’s license bribery scheme has been sentenced to several years in federal prison. Cederquist t ...

He was one of four troopers charged in the case and the only one to go to trial, was also ordered to pay a $30,000 fine and make restitution of $18,300.