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Current CDL training news highlights developments in commercial driver license education, apprenticeship programs and entry-level driver standards. This category covers federal rules, funding opportunities and industry initiatives focused on improving training quality, driver safety and driver retention. From new simulator technology to changes in regulatory requirements, our coverage offers insight into how driver training is delivering the future of the trucking workforce.

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FMCSA Advisory Committee Recommends Hours-Based Training Program

WASHINGTON — A special federal advisory committee ironing out the details of a potential entry-level driver training rule finished its work May 29 but only after a vigorous debate over whether to recommend an hours-based or performance-based on-road training standard for new drivers.

May 29, 2015
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FMCSA Panel Divided Over Certification Issue

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Though more than halfway through its scheduled meetings to standardize training regulations for entry-level truck drivers, a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration advisory panel remained divided on whether driver training schools should self-certify their programs or be certified by a third party.

April 24, 2015
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Feds Look to Trucking Industry for Driver Training Committee Members

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is soliciting applications and nominations from trucking industry stakeholders to serve on an advisory committee to negotiate and help develop proposed regulations for entry-level truck driver training.

December 10, 2014

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