Yes, it may be possible. If you look closely at the latest FMCSA rules, there’s a clear shift: drivers are now expected to have a good understanding of English, especially when it comes to safety inspections, paperwork, and communication during claims.
And for many Indian drivers living in the USA — especially those who are more comfortable in Punjabi or Hindi — this can be a serious problem.

It’s a situation many truckers have silently faced. You're out on the road, hauling cargo across states, sometimes driving long shifts with little rest. Your job is full of risks — from accidents, bad weather, tire blowouts, to cargo delays or damage. Still, you keep going, because that's what life on the road demands.
Now imagine — one day something goes wrong. Maybe your trailer is involved in a small accident, or the load gets damaged. It’s nothing unusual.

Yes, it may be possible. If you look closely at the latest FMCSA rules, there’s a clear shift: drivers are now expected to have a good understanding of English, especially when it comes to safety inspections, paperwork, and communication during claims.