DOL: Skyline CDL School, which operated locations in Auburn and Vancouver, likely sent cash through the mail to a third-party examiner to pass its students.
AUBURN, Wash. — Envelopes stuffed with cash, and licenses handed out, sometimes without a test being taken. A state investigation has uncovered an alleged bribery scheme that put unqualified truck drivers on Washington roads.
The investigation led to the suspension of a western Washington truck driving school that is no longer operating.
The Washington State Department of Licensing said it is more likely than not that Skyline CDL School, which operated locations in Auburn and Vancouver, sent cash through
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