School bus drivers would get a permanent break from a part of their driving test
This bill would make it a permanent rule that some school bus drivers don't have to do a certain part of their driving test. These drivers would no longer need to check the engine compartment ('under the hood') during their pre-trip inspection test. States that use this rule would have to send yearly reports for six years about how many drivers get their licenses this way.
Today, certain school bus drivers have a temporary exemption from the 'under-the-hood' part of their pre-trip inspection skills test. After this bill, that exemption would become permanent, meaning those drivers would no longer need to perform that specific part of the test. States using this exemption would also need to start sending annual reports for six years about the drivers who get their licenses this way.
HR 2360 · 119th Congress · March 26, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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