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Washington – The �鶹���� commended the Trump Administration for its to remove nearly 3,000 commercial driver’s license (CDL) training providers from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) Training Provider Registry — and place another 4,000 training providers on notice due to potential noncompliance. ����

“Training someone to operate an 80,000-pound vehicle is not a weekend hobby. It is a profession built on standards, discipline, and responsibility,” �鶹���� President & CEO Chris Spear said. “The Trump Administration has sent the right message: if you’re running a CDL mill or if you’re issuing certificates to anyone who can fog a mirror, you’re on notice.”��

�鶹���� has repeatedly called for stronger oversight and accountability to eliminate fraudulent or substandard CDL training providers that undermine roadway safety and public confidence. ��

�鶹���� also applauded the Administration’s announcement on a complete overhaul of the vetting process for Electronic Logging Devices (ELDs) used by truckers, helping to ensure non-compliant devices are blocked from the FMCSA’s registry.��

“We appreciate this first step from the Trump Administration to overhaul the vetting process for electronic logging devices,” Spear said. “This action, paired with the recent removal of noncompliant ELDs from the registry, shows the FMCSA is committed to addressing this issue swiftly, which is critical for highway safety and fair competition.”��
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