Six Deaf Truck Drivers Get Renewed Road Permissions from FMCSA
Published Date: 7/24/2025
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Summary
FMCSA is renewing special permission for six hard of hearing or deaf drivers to keep driving big trucks across state lines. This means these drivers can stay on the road safely without meeting the usual hearing rules. The decision helps keep good drivers working without extra costs or delays.
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Hearing Exemptions Renewed for Six Drivers
FMCSA renewed exemptions for six hard-of-hearing or deaf individuals so they may continue to operate commercial motor vehicles (big trucks) in interstate commerce without meeting the FMCSRs hearing requirement. This decision lets those six drivers keep driving across state lines and continue working under the renewed exemption.
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