This isn’t just another trucking story.
This is what happens when a broken system finally meets real consequences.
On this episode of Brake Check, we take a hard look at Dalilah’s Law — a piece of legislation born out of a devastating tragedy involving a non-domiciled CDL driver that forever changed a young girl’s life and a family’s future.
This conversation goes beyond headlines.
We’re joined by Bryce Mongeon of OOIDA, breaking down why one of trucking’s most respected advocacy groups is supporting this bill and what it actually means for drivers, carriers, and enforcement moving forward.
Then we hear directly from Marcus Coleman, Dalilah’s father ... a voice no one in this industry should ignore. This is not policy theory. This is real life. Real consequences. Real accountability.
We dig into:
The failures in the current CDL and enforcement system
How non-domiciled licensing is being exploited
What Dalilah’s Law aims to fix and where it may fall short
Why this moment could reshape compliance, safety, and accountability in trucking
This episode is about more than regulation.
It’s about responsibility.
The question is simple:
Do we fix the system now… or wait for the next tragedy?
This is Brake Check.
No fluff. No filters. Just the truth.
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