USDOT Service helps owner-operators and fleets with consortium enrollment, DOT random testing program administration, and FMCSA Clearinghouse support.
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Start with your company and driver needs, then review the appropriate services.
Explore USDOT Service consortium enrollment options and the information needed to add your operation to a testing program.
USDOT Service consortium enrollment options support unlimited drivers. Have your company name, USDOT number, contact details, and driver information ready.
Understand the difference between enrollment, random selections, and an individual testing order.
Review the program details to see which services and fees apply before purchasing.
USDOT Service offers Clearinghouse support and online reasonable-suspicion supervisor training in English and Spanish.
Review the two-hour training option—60 minutes covering alcohol and 60 minutes covering controlled substances—and select the support your team needs.
Identify the drivers and vehicles involved and whether the FMCSA drug and alcohol testing rules apply to their work.
Open the USDOT Service program page to compare the available services, inclusions, and pricing.
Follow the enrollment or ordering instructions, then retain the confirmations and program records provided to your company.
FMCSA rules cover pre-employment drug testing, random testing, qualifying post-accident testing, reasonable-suspicion testing, return-to-duty testing, and follow-up testing. The applicable conditions and procedures depend on the testing reason.
General reference: FMCSA testing types and requirements. A program purchase does not by itself satisfy every employer responsibility.
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Owner-operators, employers, and fleets seeking help with DOT drug and alcohol testing requirements. Whether the FMCSA rules apply depends on the driver’s covered work and applicable CDL requirements.
FMCSA explains that an employer with more than one covered CDL driver may manage its own random testing program. A consortium is a program-management option; the right arrangement depends on your operation.
Program inclusions vary. Review the selected package on USDOT Service before purchasing to confirm whether an initial test, individual testing fees, training, or other services are included.
No. Testing-program enrollment and Clearinghouse account responsibilities are separate items. Review which services are included and what actions the company official or driver still needs to complete.
Every program button on this page opens the Drug & Alcohol Testing Program page at usdotservice.com, where you can review the services and begin your request.
Contact USDOT Service with your company information and driver needs. The team can explain the available program options and the next steps for your request.
See the available services and get started with USDOT Service.
Get Started ↗Program details and pricing are provided on usdotservice.com.
