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Why should you document WHEN a regulated employee is notified of a random test?

If you manage a DOT drug and alcohol testing program, you already know random testing has to be unannounced. What often gets overlooked is a smaller but critical detail: documenting the exact time an [...]

By |July 29th, 2026|Categories: DOT Compliance, DOT Drug Testing|Comments Off on Why should you document WHEN a regulated employee is notified of a random test?

Random Testing Rules for Commonly Owned Motor Carriers

If your organization operates several motor carriers under common ownership, chances are at least a few drivers perform safety-sensitive functions for more than one of those companies. It's a common structure in the trucking [...]

By |July 27th, 2026|Categories: DOT Drug Testing, drug testing, Employee Drug Testing|Comments Off on Random Testing Rules for Commonly Owned Motor Carriers

The FMCSA Clearinghouse Is Working — What CDL Employers Must Know in 2026

More than 202,000 CDL drivers are currently locked out of the driver's seat under Prohibited status, state agencies are now downgrading licenses automatically, and FMCSA's audit findings keep landing on Clearinghouse failures. Here's what your program needs to have buttoned up.

By |June 20th, 2026|Categories: FMCSA Clearinghouse|Comments Off on The FMCSA Clearinghouse Is Working — What CDL Employers Must Know in 2026