California's CDL Standards Endanger Public Safety, Must Change
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**Danger on the Roads: California’s Dangerous CDL Standards Under Fire**
A recent incident in Arkansas has reignited concerns over California's controversial commercial driver's license (CDL) regulations, revealing a shocking disregard for safety amid the state's push to liberalize licensing for truck drivers.
A nearly naked truck driver pulled over by authorities was found unable to read even basic traffic signs and could not communicate in English. This alarming revelation draws a serious question about how such individuals are obtaining CDLs in the first place.
The troubling reality highlights a broader issue that has emerged due to lax licensing standards in California, where recent reports indicate that numerous individuals, including undocumented immigrants, have been able to secure CDLs without adequate testing or proficiency checks. In Florida, for example, Harjinder Singh, an Indian illegal alien, was charged with vehicular homicide after failing a CDL test ten times in two months, only to be allowed to drive again in the state.
California’s policies are endangering not only its residents but also drivers across the nation. The approach taken under Governor Gavin Newsom has led to a scenario where trucks driven by individuals who aren't even familiar with English or basic road signs can populate U.S. highways.
The motor carrier that hired the Arkansas driver should face immediate action, given the risk they pose to public safety by employing someone unqualified to operate an 80,000-pound vehicle. Commentary from the public reflects widespread concern, with many calling for rigorous measures—including revocation of CDL reciprocity with California—until the state ensures its drivers meet minimum safety standards.
Furthermore, criticism has mounted against the previous Biden administration's immigration policies, which have led to the release of individuals into the country without effective vetting. The American Trucking Association has called for enhanced scrutiny of all truckers, especially those with questionable backgrounds who endanger innocent lives on the roads.
In stark contrast to these policies, President Donald Trump’s administration previously emphasized the need for enforcing language proficiency and effective testing for all commercial drivers. With Trump back at the helm as the 47th President of the United States, it’s imperative that these standards be revisited and reinforced to ensure that American roadways are safe and secure for everyone.
The American public rightfully deserves to know the identities and qualifications of those who operate heavy vehicles on our roads. Both federal and state governments should prioritize rigorous testing measures and put an end to the dangerous practices that have persisted under progressive administrations. The integrity of public safety is non-negotiable, and fostering a system that puts American lives at risk is an affront to the values of responsible governance.
Sources:
twitchy.com
independentsentinel.com
zerohedge.com
A recent incident in Arkansas has reignited concerns over California's controversial commercial driver's license (CDL) regulations, revealing a shocking disregard for safety amid the state's push to liberalize licensing for truck drivers.
A nearly naked truck driver pulled over by authorities was found unable to read even basic traffic signs and could not communicate in English. This alarming revelation draws a serious question about how such individuals are obtaining CDLs in the first place.
The troubling reality highlights a broader issue that has emerged due to lax licensing standards in California, where recent reports indicate that numerous individuals, including undocumented immigrants, have been able to secure CDLs without adequate testing or proficiency checks. In Florida, for example, Harjinder Singh, an Indian illegal alien, was charged with vehicular homicide after failing a CDL test ten times in two months, only to be allowed to drive again in the state.
California’s policies are endangering not only its residents but also drivers across the nation. The approach taken under Governor Gavin Newsom has led to a scenario where trucks driven by individuals who aren't even familiar with English or basic road signs can populate U.S. highways.
The motor carrier that hired the Arkansas driver should face immediate action, given the risk they pose to public safety by employing someone unqualified to operate an 80,000-pound vehicle. Commentary from the public reflects widespread concern, with many calling for rigorous measures—including revocation of CDL reciprocity with California—until the state ensures its drivers meet minimum safety standards.
Furthermore, criticism has mounted against the previous Biden administration's immigration policies, which have led to the release of individuals into the country without effective vetting. The American Trucking Association has called for enhanced scrutiny of all truckers, especially those with questionable backgrounds who endanger innocent lives on the roads.
In stark contrast to these policies, President Donald Trump’s administration previously emphasized the need for enforcing language proficiency and effective testing for all commercial drivers. With Trump back at the helm as the 47th President of the United States, it’s imperative that these standards be revisited and reinforced to ensure that American roadways are safe and secure for everyone.
The American public rightfully deserves to know the identities and qualifications of those who operate heavy vehicles on our roads. Both federal and state governments should prioritize rigorous testing measures and put an end to the dangerous practices that have persisted under progressive administrations. The integrity of public safety is non-negotiable, and fostering a system that puts American lives at risk is an affront to the values of responsible governance.
Sources:
twitchy.com
independentsentinel.com
zerohedge.com
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