; or (ii) 3 calendar quarters in the preceding 18-month period; (B) in the case of a State that has 2 or fewer CDL skills test locations, there was a skills test delay at any skills test location; or (C) the State failed to submit reports in accordance with paragraph (4) in the preceding 12-month period. (3) Information systems In carrying out the program, the Secretary shall add, or require to be added, to an information system described in section 31106 or 31309 (or other provision of law as applicable) appropriate fields to enter information concerning a CDL skills test location for the purpose of permitting the Administration and States to easily track and tabulate the number of days between certification and skills tests and retests conducted at a CDL skills testing location. (4) State reporting requirement Beginning on February 7, 2020, the Secretary shall require each State to submit to the Secretary, on a quarterly basis, a report that describes the status of skills testing for individuals applying for a CDL at a CDL skills test location in the State, including— (A) the average wait time beginning on the date an individual is certified by a training provider to sit for the CDL skills test and ending on the date the individual completes the test; (B) the average wait time beginning on the date an individual fails a CDL skills test and ending on the date the individual retakes the test; (C) the actual number of qualified CDL examiners available to test applicants