March 23, 2020 This guidance document provides clarity to DOT-regulated employers, employees, and service agents on conducting DOT drug-and-alcohol testing given concerns about the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). We, as a Nation, are facing an unprecedented public health emergency that is straining medical resources and altering aspects of American life, including the workplace. The Nation’s…
For HME applicants, while there is no impact to TSA adjudications, issuance of a HME on a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) will vary by State. Some driver’s’ license agencies are closing, require an appointment, or are reducing hours of operations. HME applicants should check with their state for potential impacts. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA)…
Drivers face the enormous challenge of delivering essential goods in these unsettling times, while also wondering how they can be evaluated and tested for coronavirus. UrgentCareTravel, the medical clinic network located at Pilot and Flying J Travel Centers, is here to help. UrgentCareTravel will be launching a telemedicine-based Driver Coronavirus Evaluation Service: UrgentCareTravel Coronavirus Prevention-Symptoms-Clinic…
Two additional documents have been added to the Emergency Declarations Page https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/emergency/expanded-emergency-declaration-under-49-cfr-ss-39023-no-2020-002-relating-covid-19 Notice to State Drivers Licensing Agencies of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Policy Regarding Effect of Actions during COVID-19 Emergency (See Attached)FAQs CDL Enforcement Discretion 032020 1757 This notice sets forth the Agency’s view of various actions State Drivers Licensing Agencies (SDLA)…
As you know we closed our doors to the general public yesterday afternoon but were allowing your offices to pick-up credentials. We were able to do this because we were going to have a limited amount of staff still in our offices, that has changed. Beginning close of business today we will no longer have…
Gov. Lee signed Executive Order 15 to relieve regulatory burdens and free up the Executive Branch to more effectively respond to COVID-19 in Tennessee. This executive order works to quickly boost our health care capacity, continue important consumer protections and provide enhanced customer service to our citizens during this pandemic. Please note Items 14, 15,…
Frequently Asked Questions Related to the FMCSA Emergency Declaration Version 1.0 (March 19, 2020) FMCSA FAQs HOS 3-19-2020
TN Department of Revenue Motor Carrier walk-in lobby will be temporarily closing to the general public as of 4:30 this afternoon until April 12. We will still have a limited amount of staff in office working supplements submitted via TNTAP and mail. We encourage everyone to utilize TNTAP for the quickest turnaround time. We will…
March 18, 2020 EXPANDED EMERGENCY DECLARATION UNDER 49 CFR § 390.
The President has declared an emergency and pursuant to 49 CFR 390.23(a)(l)(i), an emergency exists that warrants an exemption from Parts 390 through 399 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs), except as otherwise restricted by the attached Emergency Declaration. Such emergency is in response to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreaks and their effects…