The Trump DOT's move to robustly enforce English language proficiency could put as many as 100,000 drivers in the crosshairs, ...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) in the U.S. Department of Transportation works to reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities involving large trucks and buses. FMCSA uses ...

A successful FMCSA audit depends on knowing what to expect and having all required documentation in place. Read more about ...

Depending on how President Trump's English language proficiency enforcement demand gets carried out, the move could see ...

Enforces the English-language requirement for commercial motor vehicle drivers and removing regulatory burdens that undermine ...

Federal law already requires that drivers must be proficient in English to obtain a commercial driver's license.

President Trump’s executive order enforces English proficiency for truck drivers, drawing support from industry groups and ...

The public website would provide information on carriers that indicates whether the carrier meets or doesn't meet FMCSA ...

More than 15,000 commercial motor vehicle drivers will need to get new medical exams before May 10 after the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration took action against two Houston-area ...

Officials at a truck safety agency have amassed a backlog of cases as they carry out legal reviews in response to directions from the Trump administration.

Thousands of truck drivers, who received their DOT physical in Houston, are in danger of having their CDL downgraded.

The federal agency in charge of trucking safety on America’s highways dramatically slowed the pace of enforcement actions after the Trump administration took office in January, according to ...