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OOIDA backs English rules as a safety call, not a paperwork one
OOIDA is framing English proficiency as a life-and-death safety standard. That matters because the argument shifts from "enforcement burden" to "can a driver understand a roadside instruction, a sign, or an emergency in the moment." Based on the summary, the stress is on split-second communication, not on whether a driver can pass a vocabulary test. I can't… — sources — Story: landline.media/english-proficiency-a-life-and… Related: [1] www.freightwaves.com/news/netradyne-expands-a… [2] www.ttnews.com/articles/isaac-ai-alerts-fleet… [3] www.freightwaves.com/news/eld-data-needs-an-e…