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Texas proposes law tightening commercial driver immigration and testing rules

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U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill is preparing the "Trucking Safety and Accountability Act of 2026" in Texas. This legislation would tighten immigration requirements for commercial drivers and mandate English-language testing for commercial driver’s license applicants. The proposed law also seeks to penalize companies that knowingly employ ineligible drivers and crack down on "chameleon carriers."

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The proposed law would significantly change the eligibility requirements for commercial driver’s licenses issued in Texas. It imposes new regulatory burdens on companies operating commercial vehicles and introduces specific penalties for non-compliance.

The Texas Department of Public Safety enforces driving laws and safety standards within the state.

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    The state might see changes in the supply of commercial drivers due to new eligibility requirements.

  • The Texas Department of Public Safety might face increased operational costs and compliance burdens due to new CDL standards.

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