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05/30/2026

A DOT refusal to test can carry the same consequences as a positive drug or alcohol test result. Employers must understand what qualifies as a refusal, how to document it properly, and the compliance steps that follow. Knowing the rules helps protect your workplace, drivers, and compliance program.

Watch the video and stay informed.

Did you know a DOT refusal to test carries the exact same consequen...

05/30/2026

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NDASA-Led Press Conference Calls on Congress and Federal Agencies to Protect Safety-Sensitive Workers Through a Targeted Carve-Out in Sched III Reclassification

05/27/2026

Managing DOT compliance responsibilities can be overwhelming for employers. From drug and alcohol testing requirements to recordkeeping, policies, and supervisor training, staying compliant requires a clear understanding of DOT regulations. A DOT employer handbook can help simplify these responsibilities and support a safer, more compliant workplace.

Strengthen your DOT compliance process.

Understand the key points of the DOT Employer Handbook for drug and alcohol testing to ensure your company stays compliant.

05/27/2026

What Does the MRO Report to the DER When There is a Positive, Adulterated, or Substituted Test Result? https://inoutlabs.com/blog/what-does-the-mro-report-to-the-der-when-there-is-a-positive-adulterated-or-substituted-test-result/

05/25/2026

An incomplete Driver Qualification File can quickly become an FMCSA violation under 49 CFR § 391.51. Missing documents like MVRs, medical certificates, employment verifications, or annual reviews can lead to penalties, audit findings, and compliance risks. Keeping driver files accurate and up to date is essential for every carrier.

Review your driver files before violations happen.

An incomplete driver qualification file (DQ file) is one of the most common violations discovered during FMCSA audits and roadside inspections. Every commercial motor carrier is required to maintain a complete file for each driver under 49 CFR § 391.51. This federal requirement exists for one reaso...

05/23/2026

A written substance abuse policy is not just a best practice for employers in regulated industries. It is a critical part of maintaining compliance, supporting workplace safety, and setting clear expectations for employees. Without a clear policy, companies increase their risk of violations, inconsistent enforcement, and safety incidents.

Review your policy and strengthen compliance today.

If your drivers are operating commercial motor vehicles with a GVWR over 26,001 lbs, transporting hazardous materials, or driving vehicles designed to carry 16 or more passengers, a written drug and alcohol policy is a federal requirement — not a best practice, not a nice-to-have, and not somethin...

05/22/2026

What causes a drug test to be canceled and how does a canceled test affect DOT compliance? https://bit.ly/3PN23a2

05/21/2026

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The Department of Transportation officially clarifies its rules on Schedule III cannabis. If you hold a safety-sensitive role, here is why a state license won't clear a positive test.

05/21/2026

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Managing driver qualification files can be a headache. Let InOut Labs take the stress out of compliance with organized, up-to-date files for each driver. Our team handles all the details so you can focus on keeping your fleet moving!

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05/21/2026

As written, the EO to move ma*****na to Schedule III could end ma*****na testing for school bus drivers, airline pilots, air traffic controllers, commercial truck drivers, and other safety-sensitive positions. Public safety is at risk. Watch the press conference Thursday 5/21 at 11 AM EDT.
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