The Department of Transportation will begin a pilot program in the coming months to permit young military veterans, reservists and National Guardsmen to operate trucks across state lines, amid pushback from safety groups who warn that younger drivers are not as safe as older ones.
Although the majority of states permit 18-year-olds to obtain a commercial driver’s license, federal law bars them from driving outside state borders until they are 21.
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