Posted on 10/12/2025 7:45:12 AM PDT by xxqqzz
How about the “No Name Given” on CDLs? That is such unbelievable nonsense. And those “No Name Given” are on REAL ID-compliant driver licenses, too!!
Seems like insurance companies are at huge risk insuring companies that accept that bogus ID.
What is a non-domiciled cdl?
What is the history of its origin and usage?
Sorry if dumb question
So some trucking companies are upset with…
Pictures of drivers’ licenses
Verification that driver domiciles match their CDLs and business entity
Clean MVRs (Motor Vehicle Records)
Correct address information on payment documentation
Signed statements confirming certain previously leased drivers would not be affiliated with the company?!
I would assume it is a license without a home address.
My address is on my passenger car DL.
A non-domiciled Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is issued to individuals who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents but are authorized to work in the U.S. Recent regulations have tightened the requirements for obtaining these licenses due to safety concerns and improper issuance practices.
Some lib politician probably has buried in laws making ins co illegal to deny coverage to these outsiders
It would be racist to deny coverage to a guy from another country.
I am stunned by the no name given CDL phenomenon.
How is this even possible ?
They even have verified Real IDs with no name given
The mind boggles
Take a look at the institutional ownership of Big Insurance.
The names you see will be very familiar.
Well, except for State Farm. But it would be interesting to know their largest policy holders...
“The mind boggles”
No kidding. The YEARS long hoopla about getting a REAL ID, how you won’t be able to to get on an airplane without it, etc. For YEARS we were harangued about the upcoming change.
Then some states issue a REAL ID compliant DL with “No Name Given”? Those states should have their authority to issue REAL ID revoked!
AG Bondi needs to get her people on this ASAP.
Related thread:
“7 people indicted in driver’s license cheating scheme at DMV in Garden City”
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4345866/posts
Didn’t they start letting Mexican drivers into the US market?
They should have done this a decade ago!
The insurance company can adopt these underwriting guidelines, but will some states (i.e. California) pass laws banning these guidelines or regulate these guidelines out of existence? For example, the state’s insurance commissioner tells the company, that is a nice company you have, I would hate to have it go through an expensive audit every year.
> Didn’t they start letting Mexican drivers into the US market?
I associate this with passage of nafta (~1993)
Some background
https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/international-programs/motor-carrier-moratorium-mexico-and-nafta
SteveH wrote: “What is a non-domiciled cdl?”
shelterguy wrote: “A non-domiciled Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is issued to individuals who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents but are authorized to work in the U.S. Recent regulations have tightened the requirements for obtaining these licenses due to safety concerns and improper issuance practices.”
According to google: “A non-domiciled CDL is a Commercial Driver’s License issued by a U.S. state to someone whose permanent home is outside of that state or country.”
IOW, has nothing to do with citizen ship.
And the insurance company can determine that between increased exposure and compliance costs it's just not viable to continue to do business in that state.
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