DOT Post-Accident Drug Test

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DOT Post-Accident Drug Test

Conducted after a workplace accident involving a commercial motor vehicle. Determines if drugs or alcohol contributed to the incident. Includes both drug and alcohol testing components. Must be administered within specific time frames post-accident. Ensures compliance with DOT post-accident testing requirements. Helps employers make informed decisions regarding employee fitness. Promotes safety and accountability in the workplace.​

Immediate Testing After Workplace Accidents

Following certain vehicle accidents involving DOT-covered drivers, testing is mandated by law.

Alcohol testing must occur within 8 hours; drug testing within 32 hours of the incident.

Applies if the accident leads to a fatality, citation, or vehicle damage requiring towing.

May include both breath alcohol and 5-panel drug screening depending on the nature of the incident.

Meets FMCSA post-accident testing requirements and protects your business from legal liabilities.