FMCSA seeks comments on study of drug and alcohol enforcement for non-CDL commercial drivers
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FMCSA plans to collect information from state partner agencies about how to prevent, detect, and enforce controlled substance and alcohol violations among commercial motor vehicle drivers who do not hold a commercial driver's license. This is not a new operating rule for carriers or drivers. It is a request for public comment on a proposed research-related information collection before FMCSA submits it to OMB for approval. Comments are due by August 21, 2026.
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Key Changes
- FMCSA proposes a new information collection focused on drug and alcohol violations among non-CDL commercial motor vehicle drivers
- State partner agency representatives would provide data for the research study
- The public can comment on the proposed collection by August 21, 2026
Affected Parties
State transportation and enforcement agenciesNon-CDL commercial motor vehicle drivers+1 more…
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FMCSA,commercial motor vehicles,drug and alcohol enforcement…