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I just want to do what I love to do and thats drive, now my carrer is totally in the can. I have tried so hard to get my back injury fixed and get off of SSD now it looks like I will have to find a different carrer path.
Just keep your eye on the prize...and keep your head up things will work out for you stay positive...i noticed the date on your post ..hopefully things have already worked out for you.
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Feel bad for you. I myself can go anywhere. You know public bathroom, on the side of the road at the fuel island.
The new breed of truck driver,pissing at the fuel island..Real nice.....
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The new breed of truck driver,pissing at the fuel island..Real nice.....
If it's anything like Swift, they send you to a terminal that's closed all night without even a porta-potty outside for people to use after hours. Do what you gotta do
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Fuel island beats the heck out of fuel DESK
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Failure to produce enough specimen is legally a refusal to test (see 49 CFR part 40). It is then legal to show it on your DAC credit report and it can remain on that DAC for as long as 7-years under the fair credit reporting act, which a DAC report falls under.

From a retired federal DOT officer
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Is there a blood test they could do? At least they couldn't say you refused if you took one of those.
NO. It must be a urine test because the Supreme Court required the test to be non-invasive of the human anatomy.
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