Commercial Drivers in Chicago Have a Lot to Lose—And Very Little Room for Error
Commercial drivers in Chicago keep the city moving. Whether it’s a semi-truck hauling freight down I-90, a CTA bus operator navigating downtown streets, or a delivery driver transporting medical supplies on the South Side, these jobs require a commercial driver’s license (CDL) and a clean driving record.
When a CDL holder is arrested for DUI or receives a major traffic citation, the consequences go beyond typical license suspensions. A single mistake—often in a personal vehicle—can result in a CDL disqualification, which means losing your job, your benefits, and your future in the transportation industry.
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