Paxton launches investigation into non-English speakers receiving CDLs

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday announced a statewide investigation into trucking schools allegedly certifying commercial driver’s license applicants who are unqualified or unable to meet federal English-language requirements.

Paxton’s office has issued civil investigative demands to multiple companies, alleging some programs may be providing inadequate training and improperly certifying drivers, including non-English speakers, in violation of state and federal law. 

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