FMDA manages DOT and non-DOT drug & alcohol testing programs for trucking and transportation companies — so your fleet stays compliant, audit-ready, and on schedule, without the administrative weight.

FMDA is a third-party administrator managing DOT and non-DOT drug, alcohol, and occupational health testing programs for trucking and transportation companies nationwide.
We handle the paperwork, scheduling, and documentation behind compliance, so your team can stay focused on the road while staying audit-ready.
End-to-end program management — from random pool enrollment to MIS reporting and Clearinghouse queries.
Certified collection & lab network — every sample follows a certified chain-of-custody through SAMHSA-accredited labs.
One partner, full coverage — testing, HR policy support, and reporting handled by a single point of contact.
Pre-employment, random, post-accident, and reasonable-suspicion testing coordinated through certified collection sites and SAMHSA-accredited labs.
Random pool enrollment, MIS reporting, Clearinghouse queries, and FMCSA-aligned recordkeeping handled end-to-end on your behalf.
Fast-turnaround panels and screening coordination before a new driver gets behind the wheel, keeping onboarding on schedule.
DOT physicals, fit-for-duty exams, and injury-related testing coordinated with our clinic network to keep drivers certified.
Drug-free workplace policy drafting, supervisor training, and recordkeeping audits that hold up when DOT comes knocking.
Tell us your fleet size and current process — we'll map out the right testing program for you.
Talk to FMDAPrograms structured around current DOT and FMCSA requirements, with documentation that's audit-ready at every step.
A nationwide network of collection sites means drivers get scheduled quickly, with results routed back to you without delay.
Testing, HR policy, and reporting handled by a single point of contact — one call instead of three vendors.

Drivers are added to your DOT random pool the moment they're hired, no manual tracking required.
Every sample moves through a certified chain-of-custody, processed by SAMHSA-accredited laboratories.
MIS reports, Clearinghouse records, and result summaries arrive organized and ready for review.