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New English Proficiency Directive for Truck Drivers Enforced by Trump Administration

US enforces English proficiency requirement for truck drivers, aiming for enhanced safety on roads as per new Transportation Secretary directive.


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The Trump administration has reintroduced strict English proficiency tests for truck drivers to enhance roadway safety. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasized the importance of understanding traffic signs and communicating effectively. Drivers unable to meet these requirements will be taken out of service. The directive raises concerns regarding potential discrimination and may impact the workforce amid ongoing industry challenges such as low pay and inadequate training. With around 3.8% of truck drivers limited in English proficiency, the change advocates for higher safety standards yet poses risks for diverse drivers in the industry.

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