The PTDI Training Provider Safety Summit will bring together training providers, motor carriers, state licensing agencies, state education agencies, workforce boards, federal regulators, and industry organizations for focused conversations on improving ELDT enforcement and optimizing CDL licensing and training activities across the trucking industry.
The Summit is designed to promote open dialogue, share best practices on ELDT enforcement, and strengthen coordination between licensing agencies, regulators, and industry stakeholders — in support of consistent practices and improved safety outcomes nationwide.
The Summit will feature speakers, panelists, and attendees from national trade organizations, federal and state agencies, state driver licensing agencies, state education and workforce agencies, and the professional truck driver training and motor carrier communities.
To convene State Driver Licensing Agencies (SDLAs), Other State Licensing Agencies (OSLAs), motor carriers, training providers, and FMCSA to strengthen ELDT compliance, support Training Provider Registry (TPR) integrity, and advance measurable commercial motor vehicle safety outcomes nationwide.
PTDI Leadership
FMCSA, AAMVA & Industry Leadership
Non-SDLA State Agency Panel
FMCSA, Industry & State Agency Panel
FMCSA, State Agencies & Association
CDL Drivers
Networking and discussion time between relevant stakeholders
Industry Panel
State Agency & Industry Panel
Industry Panel
FMCSA & PTDI Leadership
Get ready for a great night in Dallas! Stevens Transport invites all PTDI Safety Summit and CVTA Fall Conference attendees to enjoy an evening of great food, entertainment, and industry camaraderie at The Empire Room in the heart of the Dallas Design District. With a Country Western Casual dress code setting the tone, come ready to relax, have some fun, and enjoy a distinctly Texas-style evening with fellow industry professionals. Complimentary transportation will be provided from the Hyatt Regency to the venue and back to the hotel at the end of the night.
Dress code is Country Western Casual
Be part of the conversation shaping the future of ELDT enforcement, CDL licensing, and driver training safety across the country.
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