Also known as Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse; the new FMCSA Clearinghouse has opened registration for employers, drivers, substance abuse professionals (SAPs), medical

Subpart G of FMCSA Part 382 —Requirements and Procedures for Implementation of the Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse is a new section added

Beginning January 6, 2020, registered CDL drivers can use the Clearinghouse to: Provide electronic consent to release detailed drug and/or alcohol violation information in your

Beginning January 6, 2020, medical review officers (MROs) will be required to report the following violations to the Clearinghouse: Verified positive, adulterated, or substituted controlled

Update December 13, 2019: Clearinghouse effective date is less then 1 month away. What should employers be doing now to get ready: Register in the

Beginning January 6, 2020, SAPs will be required to report the following information in the Clearinghouse: Date the driver’s initial assessment is completed, by the

Beginning January 6, 2020, you will need to coordinate with your C/TPA(s) make sure the following requirements are met: Report drug and alcohol violations. This

Beginning January 6, 2020, you may complete the following actions in the Clearinghouse on behalf of your client(s): Report drug and alcohol violations.  This will

Clearinghouseservices.com is a private company not affiliated with the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) or the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).  The purpose

Who are the users for the new Clearinghouse also known as Commercial Driver’s License Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse?  The users include: Employers Drivers Medical Review