Duffy announces emergency shutdown of 110 driving schools over English proficiency rule
Summary
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the shutdown of over 110 driving schools. These schools gave driver’s licenses to more than 5,000 people who did not pass English language tests required to prove their ability to understand and speak English.Key Facts
- The Department of Transportation (DOT) is closing over 110 driving schools.
- These schools gave driver’s licenses to more than 5,000 people who failed English proficiency tests.
- English proficiency tests (ELP) check if drivers can understand and speak English well enough for safe driving.
- The shutdown was announced by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
- The action is meant to enforce rules ensuring drivers meet language standards.
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