Kentucky eases CDL testing rules for eligible veterans and military personnel
The emergency regulation applies to eligible service members who drove commercial-style vehicles within the past two years, helping them qualify for civilian trucking jobs.
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KY Senator asks why "fast-tracked" CDL changes took over 2 years to enforce
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - Earlier this week, the office of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced an emergency regulation to "fast-track" the issuing of Commercial Driver's Licenses to veterans and active-duty military members. However, one senator says the action comes nearly two years after it was promised to eligible service members. Governor Beshear announced on Monday [...]
Gov. Beshear fast-tracks commercial driver’s licenses for veterans and active-duty military
Story by Reporter A’Niyah Wilford Governor Andy Beshear signed an emergency regulation on Tuesday that will allow veterans and active-duty military to receive their commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) faster and offer more employment opportunities. Applicants must be a Kentucky resident and have operated commercial-style vehicles within the past two years. [...] The post Gov. Beshear fast-tracks commercial driver’s licenses for veterans and act…
Beshear Announces CDL Changes For Eligible Vets And Active Duty
Gov. Andy Beshear has signed an emergency regulation aimed at helping eligible veterans and active-duty military members obtain commercial driver’s licenses more quickly. The regulation waives the written CDL knowledge test for Kentucky residents who have operated
Kentucky waives CDL written test for veterans, active military
Gov. Andy Beshear removed an employment barrier for veterans and active-duty military on Tuesday by signing an emergency regulation to fast-track Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs). The action waives the written CDL test for eligible current and former
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