The Commercial Drivers License Amendment Act of 2026 aims to update the Uniform Classification and Commercial Drivers License Act of 1990 by revising references to the U.S. Code related to the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act and modifying disqualification standards for individuals operating commercial motor vehicles. Key amendments include replacing outdated references to the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986 with current citations from 49 U.S.C. 31309, 31305, and 31311, ensuring that the law aligns with contemporary federal regulations.

Additionally, the bill specifies the conditions under which the Mayor must disqualify a person from operating a commercial motor vehicle, including convictions for certain offenses, imminent hazards, falsification of information, and fraud related to the issuance of commercial drivers licenses. The amendments also expand the definition of falsified information to include any material or information required to obtain a commercial drivers license. The act will take effect following approval by the Mayor and a 30-day congressional review period.