
When Your Compliance Expert Retires, What Stays in the File?
59% of fleet managers expect to retire within the next decade. Most carriers have no succession plan for the compliance knowledge that walks out the door.
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59% of fleet managers expect to retire within the next decade. Most carriers have no succession plan for the compliance knowledge that walks out the door.

Felony charges filed against county workers who allegedly misused Florida's out-of-state license transfer process to issue fraudulent commercial driver…

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration removed 110 training schools, proposed shutting 160 more, and warned carriers who hire underqualified drivers they…

State official testified that untrained drivers purchased valid Mexican-issued commercial licenses later linked to Texas roadway crashes.

New state law gives regulators civil-penalty authority to shut down unregistered training operations.

Agency turns Trump-era enforcement guidance into permanent regulation, requiring states to adopt compatible OOS criteria for drivers who cannot speak English.

Restaurant owner admitted bribing OMV staff and skills examiners to issue commercial licenses without knowledge tests, entry-level training, or road…

Arizona DPS placed a Phoenix-area hotshot driver out of service July 8 for operating a 30,500-pound combination without a CDL, a valid medical card, or working…

Drivers pass DOT physicals but face CDL downgrades when physicians don't upload results to FMCSA's National Registry. The compliance burden shifted to…

State pulled licenses for foreign drivers and stopped issuing non-domiciled CDLs. Carriers using Ohio-licensed foreign nationals face immediate driver…

Eleven drivers from nine states seek exemptions to operate CMVs in interstate commerce despite seizure histories. Public comment period closes June 29.

Customs and Border Protection detained 30 Indian nationals and six other foreign nationals driving commercial vehicles without work authorization.