A bill for an act relating to a required course of instruction regarding human trafficking prevention for persons applying for the initial issuance of certain commercial driver’s licenses, and including applicability provisions.
Signed by Governor. H.J. 1167.
Summary
The law mandates that anyone applying for an initial Class A, B, or C commercial driver’s license must certify they have finished a minimum 30‑minute human‑trafficking prevention training. The course must use state‑approved materials, be offered in English, and the training content will be reviewed at least every three years. This aims to equip commercial drivers with knowledge to recognize and report human trafficking.
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