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DOT Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and Compliance Releases Notice on CBD
Since the use of CBD products could lead to a positive drug test result, DOT-regulated safety-sensitive employees should exercise caution when considering whether to use CBD products.
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ABA to Host Open Conference Call on National Park Service
On Feb. 11, ABA will be hosting an open conference call to discuss the National Park Service and other issues affecting the motorcoach industry.
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FMCSA and FTA Issue New Guidance on Use of Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse by Carriers and Drivers Op
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), in consultation with the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), has issued new guidance related to participation in the FMCSA’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse by motor carriers and their drivers that provide service subsidized by
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FMCSA Announces Preemption of California's MRB Rules for Drivers of Passenger-Carrying CMVs
ABA member Terry Fischer of Transportation Charter Services in Orange, Calif., said this announcement is a huge relief to his business, as well as others, because this was a burden that they didn't know they could survive.
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ABA and CDL Consultant Partner to Provide ABA Operator Members Safety and Compliance Services
Through its services, CDL Consultant can provide transportation companies support for the full spectrum of safety needs through their Citation Services, CDL Manager, CSA Watch and DOT Audit Assistance programs.
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FMCSA Opens CDL Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, You have until January 2020 to Register
Registration is required to be able to access the clearinghouse once it is fully implemented on January 6, 2020.
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ABA Commends FMCSA for Revising the Bus Lease and Interchange Regulations
Addressing the overreaching 2015 lease and interchange rule to alleviate unnecessary regulatory burdens has been an ABA top priority for over the last four years.
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Setting the Record Straight on ABA’s Petition on the California Meal and Rest Break Rules
ABA says it’s time to set the record straight on how California’s current rules contradict federal rules and regulations.
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Bus Association Asks for a Free Pass from California Break Laws
In its petition, ABA argues that the break rules undermine existing federal fatigue management rules, that it is difficult for drivers to find parking, and that the rules create an unreasonable burden on interstate commerce.
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A Day in the Life of ABA's Director of Communications
This week, I had an educational opportunity to interact with those who focus on helping to keep our industry safe.
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