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My Clearinghouse updated, but the DMV hasn’t. Steps to get my license reinstated
Introduction As a truck driver, navigating the Return-to-Duty (RTD) process after a DOT violation can feel like a never-ending loop of regulations, paperwork, and waiting. But once you’ve completed the
Common Mistakes to Avoid During the Return-to-Duty Process
Introduction The Return-to-Duty process is a crucial step for employees in safety-sensitive positions who have violated the Department of Transportation (DOT) drug and alcohol regulations. This process ensures that employees
The Path to Compliance: Working with a SAP (Substance Abuse Professional)
Introduction If you’ve been removed from safety-sensitive duties due to a Department of Transportation (DOT) drug or alcohol violation, working with a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is the key to
Your Guide to DOT Drug Testing: What Drivers and Employers Should Know
1. Introduction to DOT Drug Testing The Department of Transportation (DOT) drug testing program is a federally mandated initiative to ensure the safety and reliability of the nation’s transportation systems.
Selecting the Right SAP: Avoiding Common Mistakes in the Return-to-Duty Process
Return-to-Duty processNavigating the Return-to-Duty (RTD) process after a DOT violation requires precision and compliance, and selecting the right Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is one of the most critical steps. The
A Complete Guide to the RTD Process After CDL Downgrade by the DMV
You’re not alone if the DMV has downgraded your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) due to a “prohibited” status in the FMCSA Clearinghouse. Many drivers face this issue, but you can
From Setbacks to Comebacks: Empowering Success in the DOT Return-to-Duty Program with Delivered2Choices
Introduction: Section 1: Understanding the DOT Return-to-Duty Program Section 2: Delivered2Choices – A Partner in Your Journey Section 3: Empowering Success – Steps to a Comeback Section 4: Why Choose
How Technology Has Changed the Landscape of the DOT RTD Process
The Department of Transportation’s Return-to-Duty (RTD) process is essential for ensuring that employees in safety-sensitive roles comply with regulations after a violation of drug and alcohol policies. Traditionally, this process
