La Corte Pausó la Regla… ¿Entonces por qué los Estados NO Emiten CDLs?

The Court Paused the Rule… So Why Aren’t States Issuing CDLs? If the court paused the federal DOT rule… why are so many states still not issuing or renewing non-resident CDLs? In this chapter, I explain, state by state, what’s really going on behind the chaos with commercial driver’s licenses for non-citizens. We analyze Overdrive’s recent report, which interviewed 11 states—including Texas, California, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Virginia, New York, Washington, Arizona, and more—to understand why they continue to halt issuance, even after the pause ordered by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. We'll also see how the fear of losing federal funding, FMCSA audits, the impact of the Corrective Action Plan (CAP) in California, and the case of the 17,000 revoked CDLs are influencing the situation, along with the states that will only allow licenses under the strict criteria of the International Driver Restriction Rule (IFR), even though the court temporarily suspended it. Here are the chapters of this video: 00:00-01:37 Intro 01:38-03:16 The court suspended the rule, but states are still not issuing non-resident CDLs. 03:17-04:49 Situation in Arizona. 04:50-05:23 Situation in Colorado. 05:24-05:59 Situation in Michigan. 06:00-06:51 Situation in New York. 06:52-07:34 Situation in Ohio. 07:35-08:10 Situation in Pennsylvania. 08:11-08:47 Situation in South Dakota. 08:48-09:32 Situation in Texas. 09:33-10:07 Situation in Virginia. 10:08-10:41 Situation in Washington State. 10:42-12:07 Situation in California. 12:08-14:29 Conclusions and final remarks. If you are a non-resident driver, student, fleet owner, or instructor, this information is critical to knowing what's coming in the next few weeks. Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/neozoic/cold-fire License code: P5OL3PXXNZVDOQRG Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/prigida/highway-... License code: J81JV6LOX8FEX5NK #cdlenespañol #cdlenespanol #truckernews #truckdriver #trucking #trucker #licenciasnodomiciliadas #cdl2025 #cdl2026 #truckers