DOT Compliance

Information about Department of Transportation regulated Drug and Alcohol testing for Employers and Commercial Drivers.

Am I subject to the U.S. Department of Transportation drug and alcohol testing regulations?

What Employers Need to Know About DOT Drug and Alcohol Testing

Drug and Alcohol Policy Compliance

DOT Random Testing Rates

FMHSA Drug and Alcohol FAQs

Drug and Alcohol Testing MIS Data Collection Form

FMHSA Drug and Alcohol Rules for Employers

Procedures for Transportation Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing Programs

Medical Examination Resources

Medical regulations, guidelines, and policies that ensure commercial motor vehicle drivers engaged in interstate commerce are physically qualified to do so.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Medical Program

Driver Medical Fitness for Duty

Medical Requirements

Medical Examination Regulations 391.43

Medical Examiners Certificate

Medical Examination Report

Commercial Driver License requirements

As a Professional Driver, you must present a completed and signed Medical Examiner's Certificate to the Secretary of State to continue your Commercial Driver License rights.

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Associations

Industry organizations promoting the highest standards and quality control in the drug and alcohol testing industry, develop and oversee education, certification.

Drug Alcohol Testing Industry Association (DATIA)

Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association

Substance Abuse Program Administrators Association

Illinois Trucking Association

American Substance Abuse Professionals

USF Health"s Office of Continuing Professional Development