The Washington Times
....Drivers also must meet a list of safety criteria before being allowed entry into the United States, such as having a valid commercial driver's license, proof they are medically fit, comply with U.S. hours-of-service rules and be able to understand questions and directions in English.
Associated Press
Critics bash Mexican truck decision
....According to the Transportation Department, U.S. inspectors will inspect every truck and interview drivers to make sure they can read and speak English. They'll examine trucks and check the licenses, insurance and driving records of the Mexican drivers. Inspectors will also verify that the trucking companies are insured by U.S.-licensed firms.
Read or understand some limited English? Which one is it? Big difference between the two, especially, if one cannot read the road signs on our highways.
Be careful that you and your family members don't have one of these dangerous big wheels in your rear-view mirror.