The purpose of this award to the ndaa is to increase awareness about masking and other federal regulations through technical assistance and tangible resources such as quick reference guides,…

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration awarded the National District Attorneys Association $7.934 million on December 1, 2025, under the Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation Grant (CFDA 20.232) to increase awareness and compliance regarding commercial driver's license and commercial motor vehicle regulations among prosecutors and criminal justice stakeholders.

The recipient will deliver technical assistance and tangible resources including quick reference guides, monographs, and legal compilations addressing CDL masking prohibitions and federal regulations. NDAA will expand outreach and training through management of national-level working groups and state-level traffic safety partnerships to help prosecutors and other stakeholders understand proper adjudication and disqualification procedures. The award funds technology-enabled learning and public-facing resources, including webinars, on-demand courses addressing CDL and human trafficking prevention topics, and a public website containing CDL and commercial motor vehicle resources.

The period of performance runs through September 30, 2030, with place of performance in Virginia. The award is a Project Grant, assistance type within the CDLPI program, which funds research, development, demonstration projects, and public education activities relating to the commercial driver's license program. All activities are eligible for one hundred percent federal funding.

The purpose of this award to the ndaa is to increase awareness about masking and other federal regulations through technical assistance and tangible resources such as quick reference guides, monographs, and legal compilations. Additionally, ndaa aims to improve efficiency through increased outreach, training, management of national level working groups and state level traffic safety partnerships to aid prosecutors and other stakeholders in understanding the proper adjudication and disqualification procedures and the role each has in preventing fatalities and serious injuries. To increase broad-based awareness and expertise through technology and online learning, including webinars, on-demand courses on CDL and human trafficking related topics, and maintaining a public facing website with CDL and CMV related resources.