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Trucking Under the Influence: Is a National Clearinghouse Needed?
National News • May 23, 2008
It is estimated that somewhere between 1 percent and 10 percent of drivers of commercial or "big rig" trucks are operating under the influence of drugs or alcohol on any given day.
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| RE: Testing OUR truckers? | midnightrider | Aug 22, 2009, 9:58 am |
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It's the civilian driver aka 4-wheeler who is a real danger on the road.
The majority of 4-wheeler vs. commercial truck accidents are the fault of the 4-wheeler's driver, NOT the trucker.
Not enough people are educated on how to drive, let alone how to share the road with big rigs.