Fleet operators urged to drug test drivers

Fleet operators are being urged to introduce robust drug policies following the experience of one major company, which operates a fleet of more than 5,000 vehicles.

The company, which wishes to remain anonymous, found that 40% of its employees tested after being involved in a crash or who were suspected of being impaired at work, were abusing illegal drugs or alcohol.

Ninety-five per cent of those were abusing illegal drugs.

“Lots of companies have drugs policies in place, but it is ... (209 more words)

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