By: ASAP COVID has reshaped the transportation industry landscape of drug and alcohol violations as its workers’ return to duty. During the height of the pandemic in 2020, American Substance Abuse Professionals (ASAP) analyzed data from all their incoming violations. […]
How COVID Reshaped Returning to Work for DOT Modes Read More »
By: ASAP Department of Transportation (DOT) regulated employees must complete drug and alcohol testing at several points in their employment, including pre-employment, post-accident, and random drug testing, among others. What happens if you fail one of these tests? What are
Have a Positive DOT Drug Test? Now What? Read More »
By: ASAP A Department of Transportation (DOT) drug test can occur during many points of employment. You may know what happens when you fail a DOT drug test, but what if you refuse to take it altogether? Will that cost
What Happens If I Refuse to Take a DOT Drug Test? Read More »
By: ASAP Since the early 1990s, the Department of Transportation (DOT) has used drug and alcohol testing to monitor safety-sensitive transportation employees. This ensures that pilots, truck drivers, mass transit operators, and other professionals operate in drug-free and alcohol-free environments.
Does a Failed DOT Drug Test Go on Your Record? Read More »
By: Natasha Lindstrom, Trib Live Legalizing marijuana for recreational use could lead to fewer opioid-spurred health emergencies and overdose deaths, a University of Pittsburgh study has found. Opioid-related emergency department visits dropped by 7.6% within a year of cannabis legalization
Legalizing Marijuana Could Stem Opioid Abuse, Pitt Study Suggests Read More »
By: Paul Samuels and Ron Manderscheid, The Hill The nation’s infrastructure is about more than roads and bridges, broadband and renewable energy. At the most fundamental level, infrastructure literally begins with — and depends on — people. And when it
Congress Must Invest in Mental Health and Substance Use Care Infrastructure Read More »
By: ASAP In an effort to maintain public safety, safety-sensitive workers are required to submit to drug testing under the provisions of the Department of Transportation (DOT). The purpose of the DOT drug test is to identify traces of specific
Most Common Reasons for Failing DOT Drug Tests Read More »
Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration announced today that students in process of getting their Commercial Drivers License (CDL) or Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) should register in the FMCSA Clearinghouse as “Student Driver”. For clarification: Student drivers who
Updated Truck Driver Student Registration in Clearinghouse Read More »
On August 17, 2020, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) approved a revised Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form (CCF). In addition, OMB authorized the use of the old form through August 29, 2021. You can view the
Revised Federal Drug Testing Custody Form Read More »
By: ASAP Since the launch of the FMCSA Clearinghouse on January 6, 2020, over 2 million CDL drivers have registered and over 6.5 million employer queries have been conducted (FMCSA, 2021). The purpose of the FMCSA Clearinghouse is to provide
Why Register for the DOT FMCSA Clearinghouse? Read More »
Copyright © 2023 American Substance Abuse Professionals, Inc. | All rights reserved.
888-792-2727