Grantee

Amount

Descriptions

Alabama Department of Public Safety

Implement changes to comply with the CDLIS modernization effort; reduce vulnerability to fraud conduct and outreach projects for drivers to comply with medical certification requirements.

Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts

Implement a program that will increase timely conviction reporting.

California Department of Motor Vehicles

Deploy automated knowledge testing system to reduce the chance of fraud at CDL-issuing locations.

Colorado Department of Revenue

Train third party testers and CDL compliance officers; deploy a tablet testing program for CDL skills tests; and retain temporary staff assistance to help meet timely licensing reporting requirements.

Delaware Department of Transportation

Update its driver licensing database to comply with the FMCSA Commercial Learner's Permit Rule and to modify its CDL skills testing procedures to comply with the 2005 AAMVA testing model.

Georgia Department of Driver Services

To procure staff to manage the State's covert and overt monitoring program; system upgrades to comply with Commercial Learner's Permit Rule, and to compare State driver records with the CDLIS Master Pointer Record.

Hawaii Department of Transportation

To implement State driver licensing database system upgrades to improve fraud prevention and ensure timely, accurate, and complete record exchange.

Idaho Transportation Department

To maintain its electronic CDL knowledge testing system.

Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles

To deploy automatic knowledge testing kiosks and to continue deployment of its electronic court record systems that allows for timely, accurate, and complete transmission of conviction records to the SDLA.

Kansas Department of Revenue

To deter fraud in its CDL knowledge and skills testing program by deploying an all-electronic system.

Kentucky (Executive Office of the Commonwealth of Kentucky)

To retain a coordinator position that manages the State's CDL program; to retain compliance analyst and help desk personnel and to make driver licensing database changes to comply with CDLIS requirements.

Louisiana Department of Public Safety Office of Motor Vehicles

To improve the timeliness of conviction reporting by implementing upgrades to the CDL driver court reporting systems; upgrade CDL testing communications network; staff support to provide help desk resources and meet medical certification requirements.

Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration

To enhance its judicial outreach program through training and communication efforts, and hire a CDL coordinator that will ensure State compliance with CDL program requirements.

Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles

To implement driver licensing database system changes to comply with the CLP Final Rule.

Michigan Department of State

To expand its automated CDL testing system by deploying and repairing kiosks at CDL-issuing centers.

Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Driver and Vehicle Services

To perform covert and overt monitoring of CDL skills tests and comply with CDLIS requirements for reporting out of state convictions.

Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles

To implement driver licensing database system changes to comply with the CLP Final Rule.

New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission

To replace CDL Manual with updated AAMVA revisions, data entry of Medical Certificates, procuring a CDL Coordinator, replace existing aging vehicles with modern efficient vehicles to eliminate CDL testing backlog, restriping, repainting and repaving testing area, overt/covert monitoring.

New Mexico Taxation and Revenue, Department of Motor Vehicles

To procure electronic CDL skills testing tablets, to make driver license database changes to comply with the Medical Certificate integration requirements, to increase the volume of court information reported electronically, to maintain CDL help desk personnel, to maintain a CDL coordinator position, and to maintain an audit and fraud detection position within the department.

New York Department of Motor Vehicles

To comply with the CLP Final Rule by making driver licensing database changes related to endorsements, restrictions, expiration dates, domicile verification, and by conducting the necessary background checks and testing system changes for CDL examiners.

North Carolina Department of Transportation, Division of Motor Vehicles

To improve the prevention and detection of fraud through covert monitoring.

Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services

To hire a CDL Program Coordinator to ensure program quality and compliance with the FMCSRs.

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation

To make driver license database system updates to comply with CLP Final Rule.

Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles

To reduce vulnerability to fraud and error by converting from manual to an electronic skills testing program.

South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles

To improve its CDL skills testing scheduling system, conduct overt and covert monitoring of skills testing, deploy an employer notification system for crashes and suspensions within the State, support a CDL coordinator position, and implement the CDL skills test waiver program.

South Dakota Department of Public Safety Driver Licensing Programs

To begin working on a multi-year, multi-million dollar project to update its driver licensing database.

State of Tennessee

To implement a Troops to Trucks testing program, including Skills Performance Evaluation testing for veterans missing limbs; maintain a State CDL program coordinator and a State CDL judicial liaison coordinator; make driver licensing database changes to comply with the CLP and Texting rules; and train CDL examiners on the 2005 AAMVA testing model.

Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Motor Vehicles

To make driver license database changes to allow for improved disqualification processing, improve the accuracy of CDL master pointer record data exchange, improve the accuracy of reporting out of state convictions, and conduct examiner training for the 2005 AAMVA testing model.

Washington State Department of Licensing

To make driver license database changes to comply with the CLP final rule.

Wisconsin Department of Transportation

To conduct overt and cover monitoring of third party examiners.

Wyoming Department of Transportation

To deploy an automated skills testing system to its CDL test examiners throughout the State.

Other Entities

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

This recommended award to AAMVA will continue support of State law enforcement personnel queries to CDLIS via the FMCSA gateway.

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

To support a CDL Coordinators meeting in early 2014 (planning to begin upon award).

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

To provide States with direct assistance to monitor the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of their driver record information exchange, including the direct comparison of State records with the CDLIS master pointer record.

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

The deployment of the Commercial Skills Testing Information and Management System (CSTIMS) that supports CDL skills test scheduling and information exchange to reduce fraud.

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

The development of an online CDL examiner refresher program for State and third party testers. This will include training on requirements of the CLP rule and can serve as a supplemental resource for SDLAs.

The National Judicial College

Training and outreach to judges on the importance of properly adjudicating and sanctioning CDL holders to ensure State compliance with 49 CFR Part 384.

National Center for State Courts

The development and deployment of court technology framework kits to assist States in meeting the CDL data exchange reporting requirements.

American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators

Forming a working group of jurisdictional personnel to discuss CDL issues and provide input to FMCSA on CDL program improvements including MAP-21 and the State's highway safety plan.