Updated
Updated · Fox News · May 4
Ken Paxton investigates Texas commercial driving schools over inadequate training
Updated
Updated · Fox News · May 4

Ken Paxton investigates Texas commercial driving schools over inadequate training

10 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 4
  • Paxton said several schools may have trained non-English speakers in breach of federal rules and Texas requirements for safely operating commercial vehicles.
  • The move follows US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's decertification notices to more than 550 alleged sham CDL training schools nationwide for violating safety standards.
  • Industry executive Mike Kucharski backed the crackdown, linking improperly issued CDLs to fatal crashes, higher insurance costs, supply-chain disruption and pressure on legitimate trucking businesses.
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