Reasonable Suspicion Training for CDL Supervisors

Federal Regulation, 49 CFR 382.603 requires anyone who supervises a CDL driver subject to federal drug and alcohol testing to have Reasonable Suspicion Training. The purpose of this training is to enable supervisors to determine whether reasonable suspicion exists to require a driver to take a drug test and or alcohol test. This training is a one-time training requirement. If you are required this training, and have had this training in the past, and have documentation you do not need to attend. School Districts are NOT exempt from this legal mandate.

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The Kansas Highway Patrol and the Kansas State Department of Education School Transportation Safety Unit are offering this training which is designed to meet the federal mandate. Attendees will receive a certificate of attendance. If you are required this training, and have had this training in the past, and have documentation you do not need to attend.

Any school district or contracted transportation employee is welcome to attend even if you have had the training in the past. If you are a Kansas school district administrator, and are not required this training, you are welcome to attend also.

This training is being offered free of charge on the following date and location:

December 30, 2026
9:AM - Noon

Docking State Office Building
Room 346 Cherokee
915 SW Harrison St.
Topeka, KS

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