News Call 800-726-8376 Chat Se Habla Español Connecticut looks to former inmates to fill trucking jobs May 2, 2022 Desperate for truck drivers, Connecticut’s state Senate recently passed legislation creating a public-private partnership that would require the Department of Correction to make space and technology available to administer CDL testing to inmates scheduled for release within six months. Transportation Committee Co-Chair Will Haskell said the prison-to-work pipeline bill addresses both high recidivism and the truck driver shortage. “This bill is a win for incarcerated individuals, and it’s a win for their families, it’s a win for society,” he said. “It advances social justice and economic prosperity … It helps to address the supply chain shortage by providing a robust workforce for an industry that is struggling,” he told the Connecticut Business and Industry Association. Committee ranking member Sen. Heather Somers said the legislation helps solve “t
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