In recent months, the state has revoked the commercial driving privileges for thousands of Texans after Federal regulators ...

The Transportation Department threatened to withhold $182 million if Texas doesn’t reform its licensing programs and ...

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Federal regulators found systemic CDL failures in Texas, triggering the revocation of thousands of commercial driving ...

Thousands of commercial drivers in Texas face a sudden upheaval as the state revokes their licenses due to systemic ...

Truck drivers nationwide are facing more scrutiny than ever. The Texas Department of Public Safety is now stepping up after an emergency rule change from the Federal Motor Carrier caAdministration.

AUSTIN Governor Greg Abbott on Thursday directed the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) to strictly enforce the English language proficiency requirements of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety ...

SAN ANTONIO — Truck deliveries across the state could hit some roadblocks. Texas DPS announced Monday newly issued commercial driver licenses, CDLs, are now suspended for refugees, asylees, and DACA ...

The U.S. Transportation Department tightened commercial driver's license requirements for noncitizens Friday after three fatal crashes this year that officials say were caused by immigrant truck ...

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The Texas Tribune - Texas will no longer issue or renew commercial driver’s licenses to DACA recipients, refugees or people with asylum, the Texas Department of Public Safety announced Monday.