While I was traversing a couple of states last week, I noticed a couple of trends.

First, Truckers were a lot more aggressive and less cautious than before. They used to be afraid to lose their license, but with California giving Commercial licenses to illegals, I was getting cut off, pulled out in front of me without a signal, and the aggressiveness was disturbing.

I used to be able to count on them staying in the right lane and only coming out to pass really slow people, then going back into their lane. A lot of drivers did do this and when thanking them with a wave, they were Americans who were veteran drivers, probably with hundreds of thousands of miles under their belt.

When I got cut off, I was about to give the driver the Italian what’s a matter you with my hand (not the finger, the whole hand), and they clearly weren’t American-looking. That’s when the pattern was revealed to me

The next thing I noticed was a similar erratic driving style, then read this:

After multiple recent deadly car crashes across the United States involving illegal aliens, Florida has changed its driver test policy to require all prospective drivers to take the test in English.

“All driver license knowledge and skills testing will be conducted in English” for both non-commercial and commercial driver’s licenses, according to the new policy.

This is common sense to keep the American people SAFE!

Whether you’re driving a sedan or a big rig, you need to be able to read the rules of the road and communicate with law enforcement pic.twitter.com/DX1pVKV8ED— Secretary Sean Duffy (@SecDuffy) February 9, 2026

I wasn’t in Florida, so I guessed they weren’t from America.

The other thing I noticed is the willingness of people to trust a piece of shit car that smoked like a big green egg cooker on an interstate trip. I saw one car and remarked, they ain’t gonna make it. Sure enough, two exits later, they were pulling off as their unmaintained car broke down.

It sucks to be stuck on a highway a long way from home, with no water or food, and your transportation gives out.

I was in the big storm that hit so they coulda froze to death also. I drove on ice at one point for 10 miles.

There are some people we need to get off the road, or give them driving lessons.

At least learn English so you can read the signs.

For the record, I also got passed by a cool ass Ferrari that my truck didn’t stand a chance of catching up to so I could catch a look. It sounded great, though.