Prob is. What a joke.
I think this dude is a troll, maybe dont feed him and he'll go away?
I think this dude is a troll, maybe dont feed him and he'll go away?
Just a kid.. trying to grow up... with wrong decisions in his past. Lessons learned?!? I dunno.
Sorry, KID. It's 'YouR' gamer tag. I wish you the best.
~ Anne ~
It will show, according to our safety department
The only problem with CFI Trucking is there hair test, idk if CBD will show up on the test? I did it once about a month ago 🤷
To piggyback you also have to be careful with over the counter medications. I read the labels and every single time I am prescribed a medication from the doctor, I ask about side effects ie…Drowsy, or could it give a false negative on a DOT urine test. I value my cdl and it feeds my family and puts a roof over their heads, so I take every precaution to protect that. I am a convicted felon and have been super blessed, we all make mistakes and you probably will get a lot of no’s but that is to be expected. However take the yes even though it may not be the greatest, grind it out a year or more, get the experience keep the license clean, and then you can pretty much go wherever
KID asks
Are you trying to tell me that because I smoke CBD that I made a poor decisions?Partaking CBD or even weed is a non issue - no judgement here. Interstate trucking is regulated by the FEDERAL Motor Carrier Safety Administration. At the federal level, marijuana and it's active components (THC, etc.) are illegal. The official test is still a urine test, though companies are free to use additional (hair) testing and base hiring decisions as they see fit.
The issue with CBD is its source. Officially it's made from but is supposed to be THC free & therefore legal. But there is no guarantee that detectable trace amounts of THC won't get through.
So, it's not a matter of using either weed or CBD. It's more a matter of waiting for any of it to get out of your system & hair. PackRat simply points out the reality that if for whatever reason your test pops positive, chances to get hired as a truck driver are in the snowball in hell category..
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
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State and Federal DOT Officers are responsible for commercial vehicle enforcement. "The truck police" you could call them.
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I think this dude is a troll, maybe dont feed him and he'll go away?