1. Rod Sams Post-Accident Thresholds

2. Post accident Who & When to Test Common Problems Group exercise – Scenarios Questions welcomed at any time

3. Ancillary Vehicle Vehicles used by armed security personnel Accidents involving supervisor or general manager vehicles, not used to transport passengers, do not meet this definition

4. What is an accident?

6. Fatality DOT Test

7. Discount the driver?

9. Disabling damage Example? Test? Discount driver? Who would you test? Headlight damage?

11. Medical Treatment Example? Test? Discount driver? Who would you test?

12. Time limits to conduct test Alcohol Document after 2 hours Cease after 8 hours Drug 32 hours

13. Non-DOT Testing When? Why? Notice to employees? Positive result, now what?

14. Common Errors DOT test after every accident Tip - Use post-accident cards

15. Audit Did accident meet testing threshold? Correct ATF/CCF forms? Testing w/in timeframe? Alcohol test 1 st?

16. Common Errors Testing delay w/o explanation

17. Scenarios

18. Car “C” is driving in Bus “B”s blind spot. Bus “B” moved into the passing lane around a stalled van, and struck car “C.”

19. Bus strikes car.

20. Dark and stormy night

21. Bus rear ended

22. Injured on bus

23. Stepping stool fall

24. Light rail pedestrian accident

25. Off duty driver has accident

26. Fatal accident

27. Wheelchair incident

28. Drive-In

29. The driver claims injury the next day.

30. Next time, take the bus

31. Flat tire

32. Arrives late for testing

33. Backs into car Citation issued

34. Passenger injury

35. Paratransit van hits mailbox

36. More information http://transit-safety.volpe.dot.gov fta.damis@dot.gov FTA Drug & Alcohol Project Office 617-494-6336

37. Questions & Answers Rod Sams will be available for questions immediately following this presentation Room 209-210