South Dakota SB164 requires commercial driver license holders to be proficient in English.
South Dakota SB164 mandates that applicants for a commercial driver license must demonstrate proficiency in the English language. The bill outlines that a person may not be issued a commercial driver license unless they meet specific criteria, including being a state resident, passing knowledge and skills tests in English, and receiving driver training. If a driver is cited for a traffic offense or involved in an accident, law enforcement must assess their English proficiency.
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