If you’ve failed a DOT drug test , refused a test , or received a Clearinghouse violation , your CDL is now in prohibited status . That means you cannot legally operate a commercial vehicle until you complete the FMCSA Return-to-Duty (RTD) process . One of the most common questions drivers ask is: 👉 “How long does it take to get out of prohibited status?” The answer depends on how quickly you move through the required steps — and whether you get the right help along the way.

If you’re a commercial driver who recently tested positive on a DOT drug or alcohol test, your CDL status likely shows “Prohibited”  in...

The FMCSA’s new complaint database allows drivers to report misconduct in CDL drug testing, SAP programs, and Clearinghouse reporting....

The FMCSA has launched a modernized database that allows truckers to file complaints against companies, MROs, SAPs, brokers, and more....