The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's new Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) regs' compliance date is Feb. 7, meaning any prospective CDL skills-test taker without a Commercial Learners' ...

The US Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has proposed a set of national prerequisite training standards for entry-level commercial truck and bus ...

Despite some concerns that it might not be ready by the deadline, the Training Provider Registry for the new entry-level driver training standards is now active, according to the Federal Motor Carrier ...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced a final rule establishing comprehensive national minimum training standards for entry-level commercial truck and bus operators seeking ...

Clients have reportedly completed the required training in a quarter of the time with 24/7 accessibility, short videos, and instant FMCSA reporting. INFINIT-I's FMCSA-approved ELDT theory training ...

Rex Railsback, owner of Railsback HazMat Safety Professionals, received an exemption from the theory instructor qualification requirements in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Entry ...

A new rule imposing minimum training requirements for certain entry-level CDL drivers is set to take effect on Feb. 7. With that date looming, many drivers, motor carriers, and training providers are ...

PORTLAND, Ore — If you want to earn a commercial driver's license to drive a truck or bus, you'll need to complete Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) set forth this week by the Federal Motor Carrier ...

The American Transportation Research Institute on Tuesday issued a call for motor carrier participation in new research analyzing the impacts of new entrant truck driver training on safety and ...

Oak Harbor Freight Lines (CCJ Top 250, No. 119) is petitioning the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration for an exemption from the qualification requirements pertaining to entry-level driver ...

Demand for commercial truck drivers nationwide has reached a critical point, and it’s only going to keep growing for the foreseeable future. With the current strain on the world’s supply chain, pay ...