Positive Results Instructions
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Reporting Positive Results to the Clearinghouse - Click Here
🔹Can Drivers be Re-Tested for a Positive Drug Test Results?
🔹Can Drivers Contest Positive Drug Test Results? (Split Specimen Confirmation Test)
Refusal-to-Test Instructions
DOT Requires the DER (Designated Employer Representative of your Company) to make the Determination if a Driver has Refused-to-Test based on Conversations with the Driver, Collector and any Notes on the Custody & Control Form. Drivers who do not Get Tested Immediately after being Notified for Random Testing is considered a Refusal-to-Test, which is the same as a Positive Result.
Refusal-to-Test Instructions
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Reporting Refusal-to-Test to the Clearinghouse - Click Here
When is an Employer Required to Report a Refusal-to-Test?
Refusal-to-Comply
"Refusal-to-Comply" means that the Driver being Tested provided a Sample that was Determined to be Substituted by the Laboratory that is not Consistent with Human Urine (e.g., Abnormal Creatinine and Specific Gravity Levels). A "Refusal-to-Comply" is treated the same as a Positive Drug Test Result under DOT Regulations. Drivers are not permitted to Drive a Commercial Vehicle until they complete DOT's Return-to-Duty Process
Refusal-to-Comply Instructions
Find an SAP Referral (Substance Abuse Professional) - Click Here
Reporting Refusal-to-Comply Results to the Clearinghouse - Click Here
What is a Positive Alcohol Test Result?
Alcohol Test Result between 0.02% and 0.039%
This is considered a violation, but not a positive test under DOT rules. The driver must be removed from duty for at least 24 hours, per 49 CFR §382.505.
Negative Alcohol Test Result