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FreightWaves · Jun 17, 2026 11:53 AM EDT Not market news

Hazardous materials drivers can’t speak English

To hold a hazardous materials endorsement, a driver must pass a written knowledge exam on regulations, packaging, and emergency procedures, administered in English. So, how does a driver cited 98 times for being unable to read or speak English still hold that endorsement? The post Hazardous materials drivers can’t speak English appeared first on FreightWaves.

Hazardous materials drivers can’t speak English
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