Provide funding to the new jersey motor vehicle commission njmvc to process and post commercial driver s license CDL driver s self certification and medical examiner s certificates MEC to driver…

The Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration awarded a $1,668,380 Project Grant to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission under the Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation Grant (CFDA 20.232) program. The funding will support efforts to process and post commercial driver's license drivers' self-certifications and medical examiner's certificates to driving records within 10 days of receipt. It will also help modernize the medical examiner's certificate application and database, expand the commercial driver's license mobile compliance unit with additional specialists, and deploy off-site knowledge testing. The grant aims to reduce skills testing delays, ensure skills examiners are properly trained, and continue supporting the commercial driver's license anti-fraud project using multi-state facial recognition technology. The period of performance for this award is from June 1, 2022 through September 30, 2026.

Provide funding to the new jersey motor vehicle commission njmvc to process and post commercial driver s license CDL driver s self certification and medical examiner s certificates MEC to driver history records within 10 days of receipt analyze the current MEC application and database to develop a modernized redesigned system expand the CDL mobile compliance unit MCU with five additional specialists to reduce skills testing delays while ensuring all skills examiners are properly trained deploy off site knowledge testing and continue to support the CDL anti fraud project, which uses multi state facial recognition technology