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New FMCSA Rule Mandates CDL Downgrades for Drug Violations
New FMCSA Rule Mandates CDL Downgrades for Drug Violations The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is mandating States to downgrade Commercial Driver Licenses (CDL) for drug & alcohol violations that have been reported to the FMCSA Clearinghouse if the driver is placed on prohibited driving status. The new requirement is part of FMCSA’s Clearinghouse II […]
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FMCSA Increases Random Testing Rate for 2020
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration announced in the Federal Register on December 27th that they are increasing the random drug testing rate for safety sensitive employees for 2020 from 25% annually to 50% annually as a result of the MIS data for the most recent reporting year indicating that the positive rate is greater […]
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