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Alcohol & Drug Rules

After failing or refusing a test, what must happen before the driver can return to safety-sensitive work?

  • A.Retaking the CDL road test only
  • B.A promise to the dispatcher not to repeat it
  • C.Evaluation by a substance abuse professional, completion of any required education or treatment, and a negative return-to-duty test
  • D.Simply waiting 30 days with no other steps
Correct answer

C. Evaluation by a substance abuse professional, completion of any required education or treatment, and a negative return-to-duty test

Why

The return-to-duty path runs through a qualified substance abuse professional, not through the dispatch office. Even after returning, the driver faces at least six unannounced follow-up tests in the first 12 months back.

Manual topic: Alcohol and Drugs - Return to Duty · From the General Knowledge practice bank (GK-182).

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