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Highway Safety and Fairness Act took effect Thursday, Oct. 1, giving state officers new penalties tied to commercial driver documentation and English proficiency and, in specified circumstances, authority to place a commercial motor vehicle out of service – and in extreme cases, impound the vehicle. Governor Ivey said at the bill’s signing, “Alabama’s economy is […]