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J. J. Keller and National Private Truck Council share the mission to help transportation professionals protect drivers and employees, and to operate safely. Our organizations offer co-sponsored educational webcasts for industry professionals regularly, on topics ranging from regulatory compliance to risk management and more.

NPTC members are invited to register for an upcoming webcast here or download a previously-presented webcast from the 3-year webcast archive here.

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Wednesday, April 29, 2026

11:00 AM Eastern

1 hour

Non Domiciled CDLs & English Language Proficiency (ELP): What Carriers Must Know Now

Recent FMCSA rulemaking and enforcement guidance have significantly changed how non-domiciled CDLs are issued and how English Language Proficiency (ELP) is assessed. For motor carriers, getting this wrong can lead to out-of-service drivers, compliance violations, and operational disruption.

This webcast breaks down what carriers need to know right now about the FMCSA’s final rule restoring integrity to the non-domiciled CDL program and the agency’s intensified enforcement of ELP requirements under 49 CFR § 391.11(b)(2).

Our expert panel will discuss:

  • How the FMCSA selects providers for audit
  • What to expect during an audit
  • Which documents inspectors will ask to review

You’ll also hear from private fleet specialists from America’s Service Line, LLC, Ellen Ingram, CTP, Vice President of HR & Safety and Katie Reffke, CTP, Senior HR Manager, sharing firsthand insight into how they’re navigating increased FMCSA scrutiny of non-domiciled drivers and ELP enforcement.

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2026 Webcast Schedule

March 18: Preparing for a Training Provider Registry Audit

April 29: Non-Domiciled Drivers and English Language Regulation

May 20: Driver Qualification Files

June 17: Driver Medical Qualification

July 22: Hours of Service and ELD Exemptions

August 26: Driver Screening Protocols

September 23: Driver Training

October 21: Oral Fluid Testing for Drug and Alcohol

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