OOIDA President Todd Spencer says English proficiency is a matter of life and death. We hear from him about OOIDA’s fight to get this regulation enforced. Also, for three days every spring, commercial vehicle inspectors across the U.S. and Canada take part in International Roadcheck. And that starts this coming Tuesday, May 13. Then, from insurance costs and entry-level driver training to in-cab monitoring and cabotage, ATRI reveals its research priorities for 2025. And Mary Wilson, who got her start behind the wheel of a bus, talks about how that led her to a career in the trucking industry.

0:00 – Spencer: English proficiency a must

10:05 – Roadcheck’s coming soon – here’s what it’s all about

24:32 – ATRI prepares to delve into insurance, training and more

39:32 – Woman’s bus job led to trucking career