Supporters, opponents of teen truck driver pilot program speak out
As the federal government rolls out a pilot program designed to let teens drive big rigs from state to state amid a truck driver shortage, supporters say this will allow a new generation of well-trained drivers into the industry, while opponents express concerns over the program's impact on road safety. FOX 10's Bailey Miller reports.
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