Department of Transportation Services
Your partner in DOT Compliance
Navigating Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements is essential for safety on the road. We are here to make the process simple, efficient, and clear for all commercial drivers and employers. Our certified professionals provide a full suite of DOT services to keep you compliant and on schedule.
Our DOT Services Include:
DOT Physical Exams
Performed by a Certified Medical Examiner (CME).
Automatically reported to the government through our system- no need to mail your card in.
Quick turn around for Med Cards- You will leave with your card at the end of your appointment.
DOT-Regulated Drug & Alcohol Testing
Fully compliant with FMCSA regulations.
We offer a full range of testing, including pre-employment, random, post-accident, and reasonable suspicion.
Our processes are secure, professional, and respect your privacy.
For Your DOT Drug Screen
Preparation: You must bring a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) for verification. Do not forget your employer's authorization form if required.
The Process: The test is a urine sample collected under strict chain-of-custody protocols to ensure accuracy and integrity.
Results: The sample is sent out to a certified laboratory. Results are typically reported to your designated employer representative within a few business days.
For Your DOT Physical
Preparation: Bring your current state-issued Driver's License and glasses or contacts if you wear them. If you have any health conditions, please bring relevant medical records or a list of your medications.
-For CPAP users: To maintain compliance, drivers must use a CPAP machine at least four hours per night, 70 percent of the time. Drivers beginning CPAP treatment may be certified if they have been successfully treated for a minimum of one week. Please bring relevant reporting showing proof of CPAP use. This data must be from within 30 days of your visit.
The Exam: The physical includes a review of your health history, vision and hearing tests, blood pressure check, and a physical examination.
Certification: Upon passing the exam, your information will be entered into the FMCSA national database, and you will receive your official Medical Examiner’s Certificate.