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New test designed to allow for more truck drivers

Safety improvements also part of the plan

Kyle Cain, right, district manager for the Department of Driver Services, right, uses the departments new e-CDL skills tablet to test Sorterrio Pope at the Aviation Boulevard office in Gainesville. The new technology improves the efficiency and accuracy of the testing. - photo by Scott Rogers/FCN regional staff

truck2 — Kyle Cain, right, district manager for the Department of Driver Services, right, uses the departments new e-CDL skills tablet to test Sorterrio Pope at the Aviation Boulevard office in Gainesville. The new technology improves the efficiency and accuracy of the testing. - photo by Scott Rogers/FCN regional staff

GAINESVILLE — Georgians will be seeing more trucks on the highway in coming years — at least, if economic development plans pan out as the governor’s office expects.