COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOWO) — Ohio is ending its non-domiciled commercial driver’s license program, meaning all remaining holders of those credentials will have their commercial driving privileges downgraded to standard driver’s licenses.
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Registrar Charlie Norman announced the decision following a review of approximately 5,000 non-domiciled commercial driver’s license holders to determine whether they qualified under updated federal requirements.
The BMV has already downgraded about 2,000 of those licenses to standard driver’s licenses since May because the holders did not meet the new eligibility rules established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration…