Substance-Impaired Driving
Substance-impaired driving is a serious concern that adversely affects CMV fleets, their drivers, and all roadway users. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, nearly 68,000 drug violations were reported in 2023, highlighting the severity of the issue. The substances detected in drug samples most frequently include cannabis or marijuana, cocaine, opioids, amphetamines, and methamphetamines.
Just Drive: Deliver Drug-Free
This 60-minute course aims to improve roadway safety by preventing drug-impaired driving among commercial driver's license holders. Program materials are available in both English and Spanish.
Topics Covered
- Scope of the problem
- Contributing factors
- Risks and consequences
- Laws and testing procedures
- Strategies to drive drug-free
Train-the-Trainer
This 45-minute online training prepares safety professionals to deliver the course. Participants gain access to program materials, including PowerPoint slides, a course flyer, video clips, and a course completion certificate.
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For more information
Please click the button below to submit your inquiry. You can also email treds@ucsd.edu or contact us at 1.858.534.8386 with your questions.
