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04/08/2020

We are open, by appointment only to ensure your safety.

04/04/2020

There seems to be confusion if you need to renew your medical certificate for your CDL. So far the DMV has placed a hold on downgrading license until 6/30/2020. However, you need to be able to show a relatively current certificate AND(unless something changes) once June 30 comes you need to immediately renew and submit your valid renewal certificate. We are open and continue to do CDL medical certifications. Good luck trying to get into an office and then turn around and get into an DMV. **This change does NOT apply to folks who are new and have not had any medical certifications before. Hope this helps!

02/19/2020

All DOT/CLD/Owner operators need to be in an consortium for random drug and alcohol testing PLUS in the beginning of this year need to have a Clearinghouse account! Don't get caught and face fines. If you need assist send us a message or call us. We can get you in a group quick and get you out of trouble so you no longer need to worry about it!

10/19/2019

With the New Year around the corner....FYI any DOT drug test needs to have your Driver's license number on it or it won't be valid.....make sure the place you are being tested knows this or it will cause you problems!

06/29/2018

Did a physical today and
detected a heart problem and the person said it runs in there family.

03/17/2018

Tip: A high blood pressure reading is the most common area that will decrease the length of your medical certificate. Don't drink ☕️ coffee, energy drinks and walk in for your test. It won't end up in your favor. Hydrate with water

11/26/2017

So, Department of Transportation beginning this January 2018 will add to the already mandatory Drug testing for opioids. This will include hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, and oxycodone.
This is an important step;however, better handling of the drug problem is still is in need of an overhaul.So, Department of Transportation beginning this January 2018 will add to the already mandatory Drug testing for opioids. This will include hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, and oxycodone.
This is an important step;however, better handling of the drug problem is still is in need of an overhaul.

11/18/2017

update on Drug testing beginning January 2018:

DOT Updates Drug Testing Panel to Include Opioids, Effective 1 Jan. 2018.


Nov 10, 2017 Katherine Miller

The Federal Department of Transportation (DOT) made a final ruling yesterday on the proposed rules to include opioids in their drug testing program. Originally proposed in January of 2017, the ruling is now final and will go into effect on January 1, 2018.

The DOT drug testing program will now include testing for hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, and oxycodone. In addition, methylenedioxyamphetamine has been added as an intial test analyte, and methylenedioxyethylamphetamine has been removed as a confirmatory test analyte. The addition of hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, and oxycodone to the drug panel is in response to the current opioid crisis. These four semi-synthetic opioids have been added to provide consistency as mandated by Federal statute, OTETA, and applies not only to specimen testing validity values but also to initial and confirmatory testing values.

These revisions now harmonize DOT testing regulations with the HHS Mandatory Guidelines that were revised earlier this year. The HHS guidelines apply to Federal drug-testing programs for urine testing, and were established by the US Department of Health and Human Services.

***Questions: call us at 818-247-4766 or 714-488-5450.

10/27/2017

Don't let your medical certificate lapse. Your driver's license will revert to a class C....
Call us to get re-certified immediately. Glendale 818-247-4766 Huntington Beach 714-488-5450

09/18/2017

On your next DOT medical renewal bring your glasses(if needed) and drink plenty of water.....

08/31/2017

Stay safe.

Those providing direct assistance will fall under the exemption, even if they are traveling through a state that was not affected by the storm. The FMCSA has temporarily suspended hours-of-service regulations for truck drivers assisting in hurricane Harvey relief efforts. The exemption was announced...

08/12/2017

Problems sleeping? Told you snore and or wake up tired? Maybe your are having issues with sleep apnea. That is a concern for DOT. We have a source with will run the test in your house and will have the results usually within 3 days. NO waiting for an appointment and then scheduling the study a month later.