Clearinghouse Driver Registration - DAT
Clearinghouse Driver Registration
Clearinghouse Driver Registration
Stay compliant with FMCSA clearinghouse driver registration, and keep your freight moving.
DAT has partnered with CleanFleet to help you meet FMCSA Clearinghouse requirements. With regular drug and alcohol testing, Clearinghouse registration for drivers is an important part of managing a trucking business — whether you’re an owner operator, or managing your own fleet.
- Test at more than 5,000 sites across the country
- Get results and deliver reports fast
- Stay on top of FMCSA Clearinghouse requirements
Test at more than 5,000 sites across the country
Keep your trucking business running with standardized drug and alcohol testing.
At DAT, our partnership with CleanFleet provides a wide range of drug and alcohol testing sites across the country. CleanFleet offers more than 5,000 locations for testing, all of which are held to the official standard of the FMCSA Clearinghouse. With a collection and reporting process that’s easy to follow, you can rest assured that your fleet will be able to collect and submit specimens on time.
Get results and deliver reports fast
Process drug and alcohol tests ASAP, and avoid wasting time waiting for results
The process for collecting and reporting FMCSA Clearinghouse tests is time-sensitive. Before you can get a driver on the road, you’ll need to ensure truckers receive a negative result on their Clearinghouse specimen. Instead of waiting for days to get results, CleanFleet offers fast and accurate reporting — with results within 24 hours.
Stay on top of FMCSA Clearinghouse requirements
Understand and stay compliant with FMCSA and DOT Clearinghouse driver registration requirements.
There are plenty of federal regulations for drug and alcohol testing, which help to ensure truckers stay safe on the road. Whether you’re an owner operator or managing a fleet, CleanFleet helps you to understand exactly what the requirements are. To avoid fines and missed due dates, CleanFleet offers a clear approach to submitting paperwork for new drivers, and to submitting the proper testing materials. CleanFleet is also available to answer your questions about legal requirements.
FAQs
What is FMCSA Clearinghouse driver registration?
FMCSA Clearinghouse driver registration helps to ensure truckers are operating safely on the road. There are several different types of drug and alcohol tests that may be required for truckers, which must be submitted accurately and on time to avoid fines. Many truckers require pre-employment testing, as well as random testing, post-accident testing, and other clearinghouse requirements. CleanFleet offers complete Clearinghouse services that help you to navigate the Clearinghouse requirements and to submit specimens correctly and on time.
Do I need Clearinghouse driver registration?
When it comes to Clearinghouse registration, CDL drivers don’t all have the same requirements. Any motor carrier company needs to ensure all new drivers have passed an FMCSA Clearinghouse test — which must be either administered by their new employer, or on record in the FMCSA database from the past three years. Each query from the FMCSA is available for $1.25. Owner operators are also required to query their own results at least once a year, in addition to submitting all the necessary FMCSA requirements for employers.
Where can truckers collect drug tests?
CleanFleet offers more than 5,000 testing sites throughout the country, so truckers can easily submit Clearinghouse requirements wherever they are. CleanFleet is registered as a Drug & Alcohol Third Party Administrator, which means their testing sites and materials are compliant with federal regulations. Each of CleanFleet’s testing sites also includes a drop-off box for convenient results.
How do I submit a FMCSA Clearinghouse report?
Once a driver has collected a specimen for the FMCSA Clearinghouse report, CleanFleet provides accurate results in less than 24 hours. In case of a positive sample, CleanFleet ensures additional testing, so each lab is able to eliminate the possibility of a false positive. Whether you’re an owner operator or the manager of a fleet, CleanFleet offers resources to answer all your questions about state, local, and federal Clearinghouse reporting.
How can I learn more about Clearinghouse policy?
FMCSA Clearinghouse policy is an important part of managing your own trucking business. If you are managing a fleet with vehicles over 10,000 pounds, you must ensure each of your truckers is compliant with Clearinghouse qualifications — either through a query, or a new Clearinghouse test. CleanFleet helps you to keep track of previous tests, manage Clearinghouse files, and avoid missing due dates. With a subscription, CleanFleet’s team is here to help you to answer any additional questions you may have about Clearinghouse policy.
What other services does CleanFleet offer?
CleanFleet isn’t just a collection center for FMCSA Clearinghouse tests — they provide all the assistance you’ll need for driver clearinghouse registration. CleanFleet offers educational materials for drivers and fleet managers alike, so your entire team can stay up to date on Clearinghouse regulations. You can avoid missed deadlines and fees, and help to ensure safety on the road.
Client Testimonials
“Excellent and very friendly staff. I had a great experience considering I was doing an agility and drug test for my new employer.”
- James
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Get Clearinghouse driver registration with ease!
Collect and submit drug and alcohol tests at more than 5,000 testing sites across the country. Fulfill FMCSA Clearinghouse requirements, and keep your fleet safe on the road. Avoid fines, and stay on top of all the reporting you need for FMCSA registration.