Iowa HF2100 mandates that commercial driver's license examinations be conducted solely in English.
Iowa HF2100 amends the state's language requirements for driver's license examinations. It specifies that while English is the official language for all communications, examinations, and publications by driver's license stations, this rule does not apply to commercial driver's license (CDL) examinations. The bill prohibits the Department of Transportation or any third-party examiners from using a language other than English for CDL examinations. This change aims to ensure that CDL examinations are conducted in English, aligning with the state's official language policy.
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