Since the CDL Clearinghouse went live, the 900,000 registered users have logged over 17,000 drug and alcohol violations. In response, the FMCSA proposed a driving ban for violators. The proposed ban requires state agencies to stop issuing, renewing or upgrading…
Ahhh, technology. It's great... when it works. On January 6th, the CDL Clearinghouse went live. However, like most new websites, it has a few issues that still need to be worked out. Currently, carriers and their representatives have experienced difficulty…
On December 26th, 2019, the FMCSA announced a substantial increase in the required rate of required random drug and alcohol testing for drivers. Over the course of 2020, any motor carrier that employs CDL drivers must randomly screen a full…
The CDL Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse goes into effect on January 6th, 2020. Once live, all employers, owner-operators, drivers, and other authorized users must use the Clearinghouse for all driver drug and alcohol screenings and reporting. CDL Clearinghouse Basics The…
