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America’s highways may be far more dangerous than anyone is willing to admit.
In this urgent conversation, Elizabeth Farah sits down with journalist Savanah Hernandez to expose what she describes as a decade-long breakdown inside the U.S. trucking industry, driven by regulatory loopholes, fraudulent CDL schools, and a system that critics say is putting unqualified drivers on the road.
Hernandez outlines a sprawling network: tens of thousands of CDL schools operating with minimal oversight, third-party testing that bypasses government standards, and trucking companies allegedly exploiting both the system and the drivers themselves. The result is a supply chain under strain, where safety concerns are rising and accountability remains unclear.
From catastrophic crashes to collapsing wages for American truckers, the consequences reach across the economy and into everyday life. What emerges is a system deeply embedded in how goods move across the country, making reform complex and increasingly urgent.
This is a direct, high-stakes conversation about safety, corruption, and whether meaningful change can happen before more lives are lost.
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