Found it.

http://www.classadrivers.com/phpBB2/...er=asc&start=0

I see he only managed to get 9 people to sign his "petition", and of those, 4 of them signed as "anonymous". :lol:

It's a great place to ask questions. Just don't expect people to sugar-coat their responses, especially when your talking about a failed drug test. Drug use will raise the ire of good drivers everywhere, faster than anything else.

I don't see any ridicule. I see someone telling it like it is. Driver's feelings toward drugs are pretty sharp and rightfully so.

Perhaps being behind the wheel of an 80,000 pound vehicle then is not for you. I'd hate to see a family of 5 wiped out because you have an issue with road rage.

You failed a drug test. Don't expect kindness...expect righteous anger and indignation. You'll get that in spades no matter where you go.

You still haven't answered the questions put to you...if your friend did indeed spike your food with illegal drugs, why didn't you pursue it? File charges? Clear your name?

You understand now why people are extremely skeptical of your story. We've all heard it far too many times.

:roll: :roll:

stonier5

if you don't like the responses you read on this forum - there are others out there.

If you want responses to be the answers that you want - start your own forum.

If you want responses from people that will shoot straight from hip - this is the forum. Yes, there are members that will be abrasive - usually because the subject is a very close-to-the-heart one ---- like drugs and alcohol abuse.

The small co. that hired you probably does not subscribe to dac otherwise they would know about that drug test before they hired you. AS for the drug test results showing up on a background check, I doubt that, background is about criminal activities, not drug test results. On a dac there is a drug and alcohol section and a background section, it does list actions at your previous employers, but if they hired you it is simple; they don't use dac(usis) services. Should you volunteer your test information, well lets say that insurance and trucking co.'s don't care one hoot about the sap program, and the insurance co.'s will not insure you therefore no job. All this means it is your choice whether or not to volunteer the info. I will say I learned never to tell on myself, FFE sent me home from their o/o program because I told the truth. Question was to list prescribed drugs I had been on in the previous year, I had herniated a disc,(s1), so I wrote morphine even thou I had not taken it in 6 mos.; well I was on the next greyhound home, and my little heart was broke. So my friend the choice is yours, but you are already working and in a recession that is a good thing.
The best to you, Jip.

well for all who care i did find a job with a local company here in michigan. they did find out about the positive drug test and seeing how i did the DOT standards and went through an S.A.P. and had my paperwork they said they would work with me. I think the company works with everyone there, i've heard that some people hae to many points on there record , but are still working there. So for all that are in my position keep looking there's bound to be some company out there that is generous enough to give you that second chance, just don't screw yourself a second time. Also i've learned not to take things for granted anymore, i've learned my lesson. I need to be able to provide for my family first and foremost and maybe someday i can become a super trucker like everyone on this forum.

No it does not.

It is a very good place to ask questions, and with fair questions...you will get answers. I don't take any particular delight in "ridiculing" anyone. If you read any of my other posts....you would know that is not my style at all.
But you post a goofy excuse....for what happened....and thats what you get.

Now, on the other hand...granting you that what you said happened did in fact happen.... my first suggestion is that you immediately find a new set of friends.

Yes, I know "no-one" is perfect....but when you come across as a troll, I just call em' like I see them. Hmmmm, "road rage"....is that anything like "internet flaming"?..... When I need your advice on how to act or respond, I'll ask for it, thank you.

If the accident did not meet the defition of an accident per 49 CFR Part 390.5 and there was a fatality or the driver cited for a moving violation then any post accident D & A tests would have had to been collected using non-federal forms and the carrier would not have been authorized to release the information to subsequent employers as authorized by 49 CFR Part 40.25 or 391.23.


Look at your chain of custody control form, if it indicates it is a Federal Form and the accident does not meet the above you may file a complaint with the FMCSA at 888-DOT-SAFT or by visiting http://nccdb.fmcsa.dot.gov/sv_disclaimer.asp.

Be safe.

Story is in the online edition of the Portland Oregonian. Calling for a nation wide data base of drug tests. DAC isn't really as all inclusive as you might think. I've done many drug tests, never failed or refused, but DAC has no record of me, I've went through the process to get a copy and they say, nothing found.

http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/o...140.xml&coll=7

DAC will hold failed or adulterd tests for 10 years.

I dont know about truck abandonment though of being fired for any other reason. I should get a copy of mine.

Most independant companies dont use DAC but most big ones do.