This page is designed to provide you with current regulations for drug and alcohol testing. Each link listed below will direct you to the agency that regulates the regulations.

ODAPC Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and Compliance ODAPC  is the principal advisor to the Secretary of Transportation on rules related to the drug and alcohol testing of safety-sensitive transportation employees in aviation, trucking, railroads, mass transit, pipelines, and other transportation industries. The Office publishes regulations and provides official interpretations on drug and alcohol testing, including how to conduct tests, and the evaluation and treatment procedures necessary for returning employees to duty after testing violations. 

The Federal Regulations fall under Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations.

Part 40 regulates the parts of the drug and alcohol testing industry

Part 382 regulates employers of commercial class "A" and "B" drivers utilizing vehicles over 26,001 lbs GVW or transporting 16 or more passengers.

Part 655 regulates Federal Transit Systems receiving grants and funding from the FTA

In addition there are also federal requirements under title 46 part 16 covers employers and captains that operate under a US Coast Guard license to transport passengers.

Title 14 part 120 covers the Federal Avaiation Adminstration requirements.  

The State of California has state laws and regulations with the following requirements

TCP resolution regulates shuttles, limousines and other charter party vehicles

SB-46 amends California Government Code Section 53075.5 which Regulates TaxiCab drivers, permit holders and contractors.  Each city or county has specific regulations and requirements.  Contact No Drugs, Incorporated to determine what needs best suit your organization.
 

List of Department of Transportation Agencies

• Title 49 CFR Part 40 - Federal Drug & Alcohol procedures
• Title 49 CFR part 382 - US DOT FMCSA
• Title 49 CFR part 655 - US DOT FTA
• Title 49 CFR part 219 - US DOT FRA
• Title 46 CFR part 16 - US DOT USCG
• Title 14 CFR part 120 - US DOT FAA
• California PUC/TCP Resolution - Shuttles, limos and AI vehicles
• SB-46 Taxicab Regulations - California Taxicabs

DOT "CBD" Notice                                                              

DOT "Recreational Marijuana" Notice

DOT "Medical Marijuana" Notice

Part 40 DOT/HHS 5 Panel Notice "Opiods"

US DOT & HSS Specimen Collection Handbooks 

US DOT Urine Specimen Collection Guidelines (2018)

HHS  Urine Specimen Collection Handbook (2022)

HHS  Oral Fluid Specimen Collection Handbook (2020)

DOT Public Comment

No Drugs, Inc submitted a public comment to the Department of Transportation request for public comments about Oral Fluid Testing for DOT employees

City, County and State regulations all direct employers to substantially follow 382 of the Code of federal Regulations (CFR) commencing with section 382.1.  This implys that State, City and County regulated employers enact full D.O.T. look a like drug free workplace programs.