FMCSA-mandated random drug & alcohol testing for CDL drivers in New Mexico, handled end-to-end — enrollment, random selection, MRO review, and Clearinghouse reporting — from $49/year per driver.
Every DOT-regulated employer — including single-truck owner-operators — must participate in a random drug and alcohol testing program under 49 CFR Part 382. Operating without one risks fines that start at $16,000+ per violation.
New Mexico's trucking footprint: New Mexico freight moves along I-25, I-40 and I-10, anchored by the I-40 and I-25 crossroads at Albuquerque. With energy, logistics, aerospace, and agriculture driving demand for CDL drivers statewide, New Mexico drivers keep a valid medical certificate on file with MVD.
Add each New Mexico CDL driver to the consortium pool online in minutes — no paperwork, no setup fee.
Drivers are randomly selected each quarter at FMCSA-mandated rates — computer-generated, fully auditable.
Selected drivers test at one of 15,000+ certified collection sites near them in New Mexico.
Results are reviewed by a Medical Review Officer and reported to the FMCSA Clearinghouse automatically.
Random pulls, MRO review & Clearinghouse reporting included
Enroll New Mexico Drivers →Selected drivers can test at any certified site in our network — including locations near:
Yes. FMCSA requires every CDL driver subject to DOT testing — including single-truck owner-operators in New Mexico — to be enrolled in a random testing pool.
WorkOccMed's New Mexico consortium enrollment starts at $49/year per driver, with no separate setup fee.
We notify you immediately. The driver must test the same day at a certified site near them in New Mexico — we handle scheduling and reporting.
Create your free employer account — no setup fees, cancel anytime.