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Trump Administration Cracks Down on Fraudulent Truck Driving Schools in Colorado

Nearly 3,000 providers were removed for falsifying data and failing standards as the FMCSA reviews 16,000 to improve safety after fatal 18-wheeler crashes.

  • On Monday, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration removed nearly 3,000 training providers from the federal Training Provider Registry and issued notices to 4,500 providers.
  • Heightened scrutiny from safety incidents led FMCSA to act after Florida and California triple-fatal 18-wheeler crashes, prompting the interim rule to prevent truck and bus fatalities.
  • FMCSA identified specific violations including training providers cited for falsifying or manipulating training data and gave providers receiving a notice of proposed removal 30 days to respond.
  • States on audit lists now face threatened federal funds tied to CDL oversight, including California, Pennsylvania and Minnesota, while Texas and South Dakota also undergo audits; Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the action a crackdown on illegal trucking.
  • The agency's review of 16,000 providers and at least seven stalled proposals in Congress highlight ongoing enforcement and legislative delays, with Todd Spencer criticizing weak training standards.
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Thousands of CDL training providers removed from federal registry

(The Center Square) – Nearly 3,000 training providers for commercial driver’s licenses have been removed from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Training Provider Registry.

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The Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
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