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Home My Safety Planner (Chapters) 6.0 6.2 Drug and Alcohol Testing: Implied Consent (383.72) 6.2.6 Drug and Alcohol Testing: Implied Consent (383.72)
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6.2.6 Drug and Alcohol Testing: Implied Consent (383.72)

Any person that holds a CLP or CDL or drives a CMV is considered to have consented to take an alcohol or drug test if he or she is suspected of driving under the influence. If a CMV driver refuses to submit to a test, or fails a test, the driver will face consequences and may be disqualified. See 49 CFR 383.72 and Table 1 in 49 CFR 383.51.
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