The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has the authority and responsibility for implementing rules to combat drug and alcohol misuse among their employees. Just last year
The DOT has a drug and alcohol testing program in place, designed to improve safety for all workers as well as the general public who
A top priority of the U.S. Department of Transportation is safety. To maintain safety, it is required that DOT mandated safety-sensitive employees refrain from using
Safety-sensitive employees working under any of the modes overseen by the Department of Transportation provide vital services. That’s why they are obliged to maintain a
After an alcohol-related incident killed several people on a New York City subway, Congress responded with the Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act of 1991. This
DOT mandated safety-sensitive employees work across all DOT modes. You may drive a truck or bus, fly an airplane, operate a train, or transport hazardous
The DOT pre employment drug test is regulated by the Department of Transportation. It was created to ensure those working in the transportation industry are
Ever since the introduction of the 1991 Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act, FMCSA mandated safety-sensitive employees have been subject to drug and alcohol testing. These
The Department of Transportation (DOT) requires safety-sensitive employees to adhere to drug and alcohol testing. The drug and alcohol policy includes rules outlining which employees
The FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse was created by the Secretary of Transportation, under the direct order of Congress, to improve roadway safety. This online
