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Category: Clearinghouse and Testing

Marijuana, CBD and Your CDL: What DOT Rules Allow in 2026

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Can CDL drivers use marijuana in legal states or take CBD? See what DOT testing rules, the 2026 rescheduling and the Clearinghouse mean for your license.

SAP Evaluation for CDL Drivers: Cost, Steps and Timeline

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What a DOT SAP evaluation costs, who pays, and each step from initial evaluation to follow-up testing. Plus how to verify a SAP and when a DUI requires one.

The FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse: What CDL Drivers Need to Know

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Violations in the Clearinghouse follow you from job to job and can now cost you your CDL itself.

Getting Back on the Road: The CDL Return to Duty Process

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After a drug or alcohol violation, here is the step by step path back to safety sensitive work.

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