Over the past 15 days, the DOT, through state transportation agencies, has begun the downgrade process for commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) marked as prohibited in the Greenhouse database. This action carries significant implications for both drivers and transportation companies.
What does a CDL downgrade mean?
A downgrade means that the licenses of drivers prohibited from operating commercial vehicles have been automatically reduced. This exposes companies to severe penalties if they hire or allow these drivers to operate.
Avoid penalties and protect your business
Hiring a driver with a downgraded license not only poses a legal and financial risk but also harms your company’s reputation. It’s essential to thoroughly review your drivers’ licenses and ensure compliance with current DOT requirements.
How we can help
We’re here to support you in navigating this process. We provide guidance on identifying prohibited drivers and assisting them in starting their Return-to-Duty programs.
Act now
Don’t let this situation disrupt your operations. Avoid penalties and ensure compliance. Contact us today! We’re here to help you maintain the safety and compliance of your fleet.
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