Thousands of drivers with drug violations may leave trucking

Feb 10, 2021
Carriers are required to query drivers' records yearly in the FMCSA’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse.Most of the 52,000 drivers who lost their jobs in 2020 due to drug and alcohol violations have not completed their return-to-work procedure, says a year-end report on the testing database. The numbers back up industry concerns that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse is putting a dent in the driver labor pool.
The program took effect Jan. 6, 2020. All trucking companies with operating authority, even with only one truck, are required to register in the clearinghouse and to conduct a yearly query on each driver. The database is used by law enforcement, driver licensing agencies and carriers to check for driver violations.

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