Court blocks non-domiciled CDL rule

"Owner-operator and large trucking company representatives have supported FMCSA’s action limiting non-domiciled CDLs, asserting that the rule is needed to improve safety."

They say its to improve safety, but yet, they let anybody become an owner operator, and the large companies that have these 3 week courses and churn out drivers in the way they do, are the biggest contributors to putting any and everyone out on these highways. I'm glad they're taking a closer look at it because that law didn't have context at all.

 

I just think if you're going to be choosy about foreign drivers, then the same needs to be done with American drivers. The bottom line for me is that obtaining a CDL is much too easy.

 

Great, now more of this out here.

 

Your not on the side of American truckers. You should leave

 

Sorry if I offended you princess. I’ll be more gentle next time.

 

So from my understanding the non-domicile rule was not being used as it was originally intended, allowing what we have today to happen, so now a judge says no, things are going to remain the same. Is this until they, whoever they are, sort things out and come up with a final rule?? There is definitely a problem, we all know that, so how long are we going to hafta wait to weed out the garbage? Or keep it from infiltrating anyway?

 

All Duffy had to do was follow the standard rule making process. If he had, the plaintiffs wouldn't have standing to sue.

He could have simply suspended the issuance of NEW non domicled cdls, then fast tracked his new rules, and Robert's your father's brother its done.

Instead he threw a rule together with unclear application guidelines and uneven enforcement - which results in lawsuits and a worse environment for everybody.