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The 2-hour rule that makes reasonable suspicion defensible

Explains FMCSA’s required 2-hour reasonable-suspicion supervisor training for CDL carriers, including who must take it, what signs to look for, and how to document and time alcohol and drug tests defensibly. Useful for safety managers, dispatch supervisors, HR/compliance staff, and owner-operators with employees.