illegal immigrant truck driver, English proficiency driving test, CDL regulations enforcement
BREAKING: It has just been revealed that the illegal alien who got a CDL in California, k*lled 3 in Florida via semitruck, FAILED ROAD SIGN TESTS because he isn’t proficient in English.
New Mexico pulled him over for speeding LAST MONTH, but did not conduct an English… pic.twitter.com/RnAEP6GxZk
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) August 20, 2025
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BREAKING: It has just been revealed that the illegal alien who got a CDL in California, k*lled 3 in Florida via semitruck, FAILED ROAD SIGN TESTS because he isn’t proficient in English.
Recent reports have brought to light a tragic incident involving a semitruck driver who was an illegal alien. The individual acquired a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) in California and was involved in a devastating accident in Florida that resulted in the loss of three lives. What’s even more alarming is that this driver reportedly failed road sign tests due to a lack of English proficiency. This raises serious questions about the licensing process for commercial drivers.
The driver had previously been pulled over for speeding in New Mexico just a month before the fatal accident, yet it appears that no English proficiency test was administered at that time. This oversight highlights potential gaps in the regulatory framework governing commercial driving licenses. For more details on this incident, you can check out the original tweet by Eric Daugherty.
The implications of this situation are significant. It raises concerns about public safety and the standards required for obtaining a CDL. The ability to read and understand road signs and instructions is critical for any driver, especially those operating large vehicles like semitrucks. How can we ensure that our roads are safe when drivers may not fully understand the rules of the road?
As discussions unfold about this case, it’s essential for authorities to re-evaluate the requirements for obtaining a CDL to prevent future tragedies. The focus must be on ensuring that all drivers, regardless of their background, meet the necessary standards to operate vehicles safely on our highways. This incident serves as a wake-up call for both policymakers and the public to prioritize road safety over all else.