Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Monday his department is shutting down 110-plus driving schools who gave licenses to drivers who failed English language proficiency (ELP) tests. In a release, the Transportation Department (DOT) said it is shutting down the schools after they issued driver’s licenses to more than 5,000 individuals who failed ELP exams. The…
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Duffy announces emergency shutdown of 110 driving schools over English proficiency rule
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