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Lawmakers urge USDOT to investigate 'CDL mills' that churn out 'minimally trained drivers'
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Lawmakers urge USDOT to investigate 'CDL mills' that churn out 'minimally trained drivers'
Lawmakers are calling on the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) to crack down on “Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) mills” that endanger public safety by putting poorly-trained truck drivers on U.S. roadways. In an October 28, 2025 letter to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas) and Congressman Andy Barr (Kentucky-06) asked for a federal investigation into trucking schools, or CDL mills, that “exploit loopho…
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