IRP Registration Audit Letter Help!!!

Since you live in Illinois, you can contact the Midwest Truckers Association in Springfield and become part of their pool. They also have a plan as well.

 

Well razorcbl ! That was my question too! Where ever you live, find a clinic that does employment physicals and drug testing. Call them up and ask them to place your name on their random drug testing list.
They will send you a letter stating that they have you on their list. And every , who knows, so often, whenever, you may get a letter from them, stating that your dad was picked to come in and take a drug test.

Actually if you read the Federal Motor Carrier Regulation book, it talks about the Random Drug Testing in there.

When we got audited, they said even with one or two people driving,they're still required to get on the Random List.

but if you're getting an IRP Audit,, I would right now work on getting your mileages correct and up to date. There should be several forms that you can get from your State Motor Vehicle Dept throught the Apportioned registration dept, that indicates how many miles are estimated for each jurisdiction/state. . I have made copies and used those monthly, to keep on file . It makes a good impression and them Audit people likes to see things like that
Also make sure your fuel taxes with mileages are done. .

It's better to keep your odometer miles written on the logs each time the truck got fuel.
Hopefully your dad did and retained his logs. That is the utmost important thing. That's what you should be really working on.
Good Luck!
My prayers go out to you!

 

random drug testing from ooida (100 a year) and other consortums are pricey check with your local hospital i only pay $13 a year

 

Wow! Cool! Thanks! Never knew that 112racing.!

But are not hospitals outrageous in their fees?

Are you talking about a clinic in the hospital?

And are you using a medical insurance card to cover the fee?

I know around here at these employment clinics, like Concentra, they charge 40 dollars.

 

You have to be part of a DOT pool, not just a random drug testing program.

I would never recommend OOIDA. Then are others just as good and alot less.

 

Does he cross state lines?

If not, then you really have little to worry about. They will note the miles on the truck and look at fuel receipts. Your miles will be assessed at one state. You can also show what the daily route is for the truck.

 

Roadmedic had some good advice, get a hold of the Midwest Truckers Assn in Springfield and they can help you with everything. I think they have deal where they will walk you through everything you need for an audit, I haven't used it yet, but I probably should. We've been members for I think 12 years, haven't found too many questions they can't answer. Their number is 217-525-0310. They also have a website.

 

He also has to have a filled out employment app on file,