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9 October 2026

Texas trucking firm sued over age limits on drivers

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Texas trucking firm sued over age limits on drivers

A Texas trucking company refused to hire a 64-year-old driver with more than 20 years of experience because its insurance provider allegedly would not cover him, according to a federal lawsuit. The U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed suit Sept. 24 against Pharr, Texas-based Trancasa USA Inc.

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