Commercial Driver's License: Bianco Trucking Services, LLC d.b.a. CDL and Operator Training; Application for Exemption
Published Date: 1/15/2025
Notice
Summary
Bianco Trucking Services wants to train 18- to 20-year-old drivers with a special Wisconsin learner’s permit at their Michigan facility. The government is asking for your thoughts on this plan before February 14, 2025. If approved, younger drivers could get more training options, possibly speeding up their path to a commercial driver’s license without extra costs.
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Out‑of‑State Training for 18–20 Year‑Olds
Bianco asks for a 5-year exemption to let drivers aged 18, 19, and 20 who hold a Wisconsin commercial learner’s permit (CLP) with a "K" restriction attend its training facility in Michigan. The facility is about 29 miles from the Wisconsin border and Bianco says several Wisconsin students have inquired because it is their closest registered training provider.
Training Safety and Enrollment Conditions
Bianco says drivers under the requested exemption would not operate a commercial motor vehicle without a licensed training provider in the vehicle except for range maneuvers on an applicant‑maintained training lot. Bianco also requires pre‑employment drug screens and requires students to complete all components of the Federal ELDT (49 CFR part 380).
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