A commercial driver who tests positive for a controlled substance must be evaluated by a qualified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP), complete all prescribed education or treatment, and obtain a negative return-to-duty test result before legally operating a commercial motor vehicle again.
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True. Commercial drivers who test positive for a controlled substance cannot resume safety-sensitive functions until they complete the formal Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) process, fulfill all treatment recommendations, and pass an official return-to-duty drug test.
The statement is true because federal motor carrier safety regulations explicitly require any commercial driver who tests positive for a controlled substance to be evaluated by a Substance Abuse Professional, fulfill all recommended treatment or education, and pass a return-to-duty test before resuming safety-sensitive commercial driving.
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Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) Evaluation and Return-to-Duty Requirements
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