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World Cup Transit, CDL Crackdowns, and Infrastructure Speed: Your Weekly DOT Update

World Cup Transit, CDL Crackdowns, and Infrastructure Speed: Your Weekly DOT Update

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 Welcome to your weekly DOT Digest, where we break down the biggest moves from the U.S. Department of Transportation and what they mean for you.

This week's top headline: Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced $100 million in funding to boost public transit in 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities, ensuring fans get to stadiums safely and on time, according to the USDOT press release. "USDOT and local transit agencies will help fans get to the games safely and on time," Duffy stated.

Key developments include cracking down on rogue CDL schools—over 550 got notices to be removed from the national training registry for violations, targeting safety risks from unqualified drivers. FMCSA is pushing stricter non-domiciled CDL rules, potentially sidelining 200,000 drivers without proper visas like H-2A or H-2B, as First Advantage reports, amid court stays but with enforcement looming. Plus, Duffy partnered with Nebraska to cut red tape, speeding up road and bridge projects at "the Speed of Trump."

For Americans, this means safer roads—fewer bad drivers from sketchy schools—and smoother travel to World Cup matches, cutting congestion for everyday commuters. Businesses, especially trucking firms, face workforce shakes: verify your drivers' English proficiency and CDL status now to avoid out-of-service violations and crashes like that fatal Florida U-turn. States gain flexibility for faster infrastructure wins, easing local repair backlogs.

Experts like compliance watcher Andy Wiseman warn carriers: audit rosters immediately or risk regulatory hits and media trials. Mark your calendar—NHTSA's automated vehicle safety meeting hits March 10 in D.C. for public input on self-driving tech.

Watch for FMCSA's rule fights and World Cup transit rollouts. Dive deeper at transportation.gov. If you're a carrier, check your drivers today.

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