Drug & Alcohol Testing Management
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) requires that all employers who operate commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) on public roads, and are subject to the commercial driver's license (CDL) requirements, implement a drug and alcohol testing program. This program must meet specific criteria to ensure compliance with FMCSA regulations.
How We May Help?
- Random consortium for Owner Operators
- Random consortium for the fleet with 24/7 web portal access
- Easy recordkeeping, tracking
- Support with complex testing situations, such as refusal to test, return-to-duty etc.
- Clearinghouse C/TPA (for owner-operators)
After submitting the registration form, it takes about 2-3 days to establish your account. During this period, you can schedule your first drug test by clicking the button below. Within 2-3 days, you will receive your account username, password, and a guide. Once you add at least one employee to the random consortium, a Certificate of Random Enrollment will be issued. If you need the certificate, we will send it to you upon request.
Why to Choose Us?
Online portal
24/7 web portal access
Unlimited number of users
Schedule on your own
Receive results
Run Reports and more
Support
Reach out to us with complex testing situations, such as refusal to test, return-to-duty etc.
Nationwide Collection sites
Access to 20,000+ collection sites across the U.S.
Records access
The web portal allows you to view CCFs, Test results, Pool member reports, MIS reports, and more. With easy download option
DOT FMCSA
Post-Accident Testing
Decision Maker
Did a fatality occur within 8 hours following the accident?
Did a fatality occur as a result of the accident between 8 and 32 hours after the accident?
Did any person sustain bodily injury resulting in immediate medical treatment away from the scene of the accident?
Was your driver issued a citation(ticket)?
Did one or more vehicles get damaged in the accident, requiring them to be towed away from the accident scene?
When was your driver issued a citation(ticket)?
TEST FOR DRUGS AND ALCOHOL!
The driver must undergo testing for both drug and alcohol.
TEST ONLY FOR DRUGS
The driver should be tested for drugs only.
Note that alcohol testing could not be performed because the allowable testing period has passed.
According to regulation 49 CFR 382.303, if an Alcohol test required by this section is not administered within two hours following the accident, the employer must prepare and maintain a record stating the reasons for the delay. If the test is not administered within eight hours, the employer must cease attempts to administer the test and document the reasons.
DO NOT TEST
Please note that the allowable time period to conduct either test has passed.
According to regulations 49 CFR 382.303:
Alcohol Tests:
if an Alcohol test required by this section is not administered within two hours following the accident, the employer must prepare and maintain a record stating the reasons for the delay. If the test is not administered within eight hours, the employer must cease attempts to administer the test and document the reasons.
Controlled Substance(Drug) Tests:
If not administered within 32 hours, the reason for delay must be documented, and no further attempts should be made.
DO NOT TEST
In these circumstances, testing is not required.
Disclaimer
This tool is provided for informational purposes only. It is designed to assist users in understanding the testing requirements following an accident based on regulations outlined in 49 CFR 382.303. However, it is the user's responsibility to ensure compliance with all applicable regulations and to make decisions based solely on the specific circumstances of each accident and the official regulatory guidelines. We are not responsible for any decisions made or actions taken based on the use of this tool. Users should consult the official regulations and seek professional advice if necessary.
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