New York has indicted twenty-one more people for involvement in a fraudulent Commercial Driver’s License test-taking scheme in which defendants allegedly paid as much as $4,000 for answers to ...

This enabled the defendants to provide the test answers to the customers through a pre-arranged pager mechanism. It is estimated that as many as 500 CDL applicants passed the exam as a result of ...

To pass knowledge tests, applicants must correctly answer at least 80% of the questions. Officials from the OIG said the agency’s audit of CDL programs since 2000 shows that more oversight is ...

Mykola Datkun, 33, of Port Barrington, Illinois, owns Maximum Services Inc. and charged CDL applicants $500 a pop for his service, which would see them land a Commercial Learner's Permit the same ...

Between April and August 2013, defendants paid as much as $4,000 to receive test answers. Test takers would take exam materials from the department of motor vehicle testing area, leave the ...

Conspiring CDL applicants allegedly paid facilitators between $1,800 to $2,500 in return for CDL exam answers and escort assistance through DMV processes.

Between 2001 and 2012, says the DOT, the couple helped customers with the written portion of the CDL exam in New York by providing answers to the exam to test takers.