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Random tests, alcohol checks, zero-tolerance: How India tests its pilots for drugs
The Air India Phuket-Delhi incident has drawn attention to how pilots in India are tested for drugs and alcohol. The case ...
An Air India’s pilot result after the Phuket-Delhi flight dropped 300-feet has put focus on DGCA’s 2022 rules. How India’s regime reads against the FAA and Easa ...
The board of the TTC has directed the transit organization to follow the recommendation of an arbitrator to stop random drug ...
FMCSA estimates it will cost the trucking industry $50 million to $70 million to conduct the additional random drug tests. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is doubling the minimum ...
A random drug test cost a bus operator his job. An arbitrator has now handed it back, ruling the test itself was an unreasonable search that breached his privacy and could not be used to prove he was ...
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