Drugs
If a driver receives a positive drug test for marijuana but claims to be using CBD products, will the MRO still determine the result to be a positive?
Yes
What is the legal (BAC) limit for non-commercial drivers?
.08
What percent of drivers need to be tested randomly in 2024 for drugs?
50%
Who is required to receive Reasonable Suspicion Training?
Any supervisor or individual who has the authority to identify suspicion of substance abuse.
What is reported to Clearinghouse?
All DOT Regulated positive results
No
They apply to school bus drivers, school bus mechanics, or anyone performing safety sensitive student transportation duties.
How many classes of Drugs does a DOT Drug screen test for?
5
What is the legal (BAC) limit for CDL drivers?
.04
What do you do if you want to test a driver after an accident but there were 0 fatalities and 0 citations?
NON-DOT Post Accident Test
-Policy should already be in place prior to accident-
How long is reasonable suspicion supervisor training?
2 Hours
1 Hour Drug
1 Hour Alcohol
When is a clearinghouse query required?
Pre-Employment
Annually
What is the consequence of performing safety sensitive duties in student transportation with a BAC of .02 or higher?
Immediately removed from duties and not eligible for reemployment in safety-sensitive duties for 5 years.
What kind of screening is used for DOT Drug Test?
Saliva
Blood
Urine
Hair
All of the Above
Urine
What amount of time are drivers forbidden to drink alcohol prior to their shift?
4 Hours
What percent of drivers need to be tested randomly in 2024 for alcohol?
10%
Name 3 classes of drug tested for by DOT.
Marijuana
Cocaine
Amphetamines
Opioids
Phencyclidine
Can you run a query on a driver applicant at anytime?
No, Driver must consent in the clearinghouse prior to a query being ran.
Name 3 things that a school bus driver shall immediately report to the local superintendent or the superintendent's designee?
1. Revocation of the driver's license;
2. Conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI);
3. Conviction for reckless driving; or
4. Citation for a moving motor vehicle violation, including:
a. Driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI);
b. Reckless driving; or
c. A violation of state or local law governing motor vehicle traffic control, other than a parking violation.