Provide funding to the national district attorneys association to strengthen the national CDL program by increasing the awareness of prosecutors and other CDL stakeholders about the one driver, one…

This $3 million project grant from the Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to the National District Attorneys Association will strengthen the National CDL Program. Funded through the Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation Grant, the association will increase awareness among prosecutors and other stakeholders about the "One Driver, One License, One Record" concept. It will provide training, technical assistance, and resources on prohibiting masking of driver history records and the implications of certain convictions, such as for human trafficking or other felonies, through September 2026. The grant supports the federal program's priority of assisting states to comply with commercial driver's license requirements and dedicate funding to special projects related to commercial drivers.

Provide funding to the national district attorneys association to strengthen the national CDL program by increasing the awareness of prosecutors and other CDL stakeholders about the one driver, one license, one record concept through training, technical assistance, and resources on the prohibition of masking and the implications of disqualifications, including human trafficking and other felony convictions