First off we all have the right to speak any language we choose. Although I believe a common language is impotent for society. This is not a thread on that.
The question is. Should there be a test on Basic English in order to get your license?
I would like to see a test that covers the types of signs you will see on the road. The test would be given to all drivers commercial and noncommercial alike. Can you understand standard signage or not. Simple.
After what happened on I-70 I think this is a good time to address this issue. As a recent legal immigrant the driver may not have been able to read the warning signs and there are people getting out of high school without a basic understanding of our own language.
English test for drivers.
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by scott180, Apr 30, 2019.
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English for trucking needs to be improved greatly thanks to the I-70 accident this week. -
There is one, isn't there? Even CRE has one at the school, even though people passed it that probably shouldn't have.
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Well, yeah in an ideal world, but these crybabies will scream discrimination, and in this world today( what telephone prompt doesn't include "por espanol, something ocho") they'll get it. And what will they teach them? I really don't think that's going to help anyone here, if anything, make things worse. There are responsible drivers that don't speak English, who is going to take THEIR place? The no English thing, had little, if anything to do with the crash.
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If you had a higher IQ you wouldn't be in a truck earning lousy money with no home time, you would have a decent college degree and be a software engineer or something similar earning great money with no home time...
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