Are you aware that even with extensive driving experience and a commercial driving license, individuals seeking residency in Indiana must pass the written knowledge exam to obtain an Indiana driver's license with a CDL endorsement? A CDL can only be obtained by meeting all requirements set by FMCSA, making it federally approved and allowing the individual to drive in America. The state of Indiana's challenge to FMCSA and the imposition of additional requirements raises questions about the state law's precedence over federal law. This law disproportionately affects first-generation immigrant families whose primary language is not English, impairing truck drivers and trucking companies from relocating to Indiana. This unnecessary law places a strain on resources and taxpayers' money, and it discriminates against blue-collar truck drivers. Join me in addressing this issue and advocating for diversity in Indiana, as we work towards fixing and improving our laws. Let's unite against the discrimination faced by truckers and fight for their rights. Please sign the petition to make a change...