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This grid summarizes the physical and drug testing requirements under the DOT regulations.

Vehicle Description
Requirement 10,000 to
26,000 lbs
Over
26,000 lbs
Hazard
Materials Placard
15 passengers
or more
CDL Yes Yes Yes Yes
Physical
Exam
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Drug and
Alcohol Testing
No Yes Yes Yes
Preemployment
Drug Testing
(New Employee)
No Yes Yes Yes
Transfer to
Safety Sensitive
Position
No Yes Yes Yes
Drug Test
At Recertification
Exam
No No No No
Post Accident*
Drug and Alcohol
Testing
Less Than 8 Hours
After Accident
N.A. Both Both Both
Post Accident
Drug and Alcohol
Testing
Mores Than 8 Hrs.
and Less Than 32 Hrs.
After Accident
N.A. Drugs Only Drugs Only Drugs Only
Post Accident
Drug and Alcohol
Testing
More Than 32 Hrs.
After Accident
N.A. No No No
Random Drug Test
50% Drug
10% Alcohol
N.A. Yes Yes Yes

*Accident
1. Accident involved a fatality - All surviving drivers are tested
OR
2. Driver received a citation for a moving violation and/or
a. A person required immediate medical attention away from the accident site and/or
b. One or more vehicles required towing from the scene in order to prevent further damage or because it couldn't be driven.


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