Driving Force was created to help the entire industry and companies of all sizes to attract and retain drivers.
The programs will be managed by the Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration.
The new policy will help level the playing field for applicants who may be highly qualified but have had a criminal conviction, according to the agency.
The program builds pathways to employment, enhances diversity and inclusion efforts, and provides opportunities for upskilling as electrification of mobility continues.
The only way to attain consistent, quality employees and company growth is to get drivers in the seat, faster and more efficiently.
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Poor hires bleed the budget by lowering retention rates, raising absenteeism, and fighting with passengers.
Many agencies haven’t made any meaningful steps toward positioning themselves for success with millennials and Gen Z.
Charlotte Furton-Walker brings an impressive array of expertise over a career that spans more than 20 years.
David Schulze becomes DART’s first executive level chief of staff, serving as senior advisor to the president/executive director.
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