,,ii ,calendar ,no4 #fcd #aafth         
,,congress  #b;d ,session  ,s4 #bigi    
,report ,no4 #aaf-cbh ,,in ,,the        
,,senate ,,of ,,the ,,united ,,states   
,december #d1 #bjai,mr4 ,wicker         
introduced the following bill2 which was
 read twice and referred to the         
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  
,transportation  ,december #ae1         
#bjbj,reported by ,mr4 ,wicker1 with an 
amendment,strike out all after the      
enacting clause and insert the part     
printed in italic  ,a ,,bill  ,to       
improve drug testing for                
transportation-related activities4  #a4 
,short title2 table of contents  7a7    
,short title ,this ,act may be cited as 
the ,preventing ,opioid and ,drug       
,impairment in ,transportation ,act4    
7b7 ,table of contents ,the table of    
contents for this ,act is as follows3   
,sec4 #a4 ,short title2 table of        
contents4,sec4 #b4 ,amtrak employee     
controlled substances and alcohol       
testing records4,sec4 #c4 ,alcohol and  

controlled substance reporting of       
,amtrak locomotive engineers and        
conductors4,sec4 #d4 ,safety-sensitive  
personnel study4,sec4 #e4 ,interstate   
drug and alcohol oversight4,sec4 #f4    
,impaired driving study4,sec4 #g4       
,roadside oral fluid drug               
screening4,sec4 #h4 ,,gao report on     
,department of ,transportation drug     
testing panel4,sec4 #i4 ,transportation 
workplace drug and alcohol testing      
program2 status reports on addition of  
fentanyl4,sec4 #aj4 ,status reports on  
scientific and technical guidelines for 
hair testing of transportation          
employees4  #b4 ,amtrak employee        
controlled substances and alcohol       
testing records  7a7 ,supervisory       
training ,not later than #a year after  
the date of the enactment of this ,act1 
the ,national ,railroad ,passenger      
,corporation 7commonly known as ,amtrak7
 shall submit a report to the ,committee
 on ,commerce1 ,science1 and            
,transportation of the ,senate and the  

,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that describes the     
methods used by ,amtrak to ensure that  
supervisors of employees in             
safety-sensitive positions receive the  
required training on how to detect drug 
and alcohol use4  7b7 ,electronic       
database ,not later than #ah months     
after the date of the enactment of this 
,act1 ,amtrak shall establish-- 7#a7 an 
electronic database of all              
safety-sensitive positions to record    
data on employee drug and alcohol tests 
to replace collection of such data      
through paper records2 and  7#b7        
effective procedures to track and       
monitor drug and alcohol testing        
maintained in the electronic database4  
7c7 ,measures ,not later than #ah months
 after the date of the enactment of this
 ,act1 ,amtrak shall submit a report to 
the ,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1  
and ,transportation of the ,senate and  
the ,committee on ,transportation and   

,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that describes the     
measures implemented to improve         
compliance with proper self-reporting of
 employee prescription drug use4  #c4   
,alcohol and controlled substance       
reporting of ,amtrak locomotive         
engineers and conductors  7a7 ,review   
,not later than #a year after the date  
of the enactment of this ,act1 the      
,secretary of ,transportation shall     
determine whether the regulations set   
forth in parts #bdj and #bdb of title   
#di1 ,code of ,federal ,regulations1    
promulgated pursuant to sections #bjace 
and #bjafc of title #di1 ,united ,states
 ,code1 in order to protect the         
traveling public1 should be revised to  
require locomotive engineers and        
conductors or personnel seeking initial 
certification to become a locomotive    
engineer or a conductor for ,amtrak to  
report arrests due to drug or alcohol   
offenses immediately or as soon as      
practicable4  7b7 ,rulemaking ,if the   

,secretary of ,transportation determines
 that the regulations referred to in    
subsection 7a7 should be revised in     
accordance with such subsection1 the    
,secretary shall-- 7#a7 notify the      
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives of such determination2 
and  7#b7 not later than #ah months     
after such determination1 publish a     
notice in the ,federal ,register of a   
proposed revision to such regulations to
 require locomotive engineers and       
conductors1 or personnel seeking initial
 certification to become a locomotive   
engineer or a conductor for ,amtrak1 to 
report arrests due to drug or alcohol   
offenses immediately or as soon as      
practicable4  #d4 ,safety-sensitive     
personnel study ,not later than #ahj    
days after the date of the enactment of 
this ,act1 the ,secretary of            
,transportation shall submit a report to

 ,congress that-- 7#a7 describes the    
ability of pipeline companies that      
operate from ,canada or ,mexico into the
 ,united ,states to conduct the same    
drug and alcohol tests that are required
 of personnel in the ,united ,states on 
safety-sensitive personnel who-- 7,a7   
work outside of the ,united ,states2 and
  7,b7 have responsibilities related to 
maintaining and controlling pipeline in 
the ,united ,states2 and  7#b7 indicates
 whether such operators have sufficient 
drug and alcohol testing procedures in  
place to ensure safe operations of      
pipeline facilities located within the  
,united ,states4  #e4 ,interstate drug  
and alcohol oversight  7a7 ,in general  
,not later than #ah months after the    
date of the enactment of this ,act1 the 
,secretary of ,transportation shall     
amend the auditing program for the drug 
and alcohol regulations in part #aii of 
title #di1 ,code of ,federal            
,regulations1 in order to improve the   
efficiency and processes of such        

regulations as applied to operators and 
pipeline contractors working for        
multiple pipeline operators in multiple 
,states4 ,in making such amendments1 the
 ,secretary shall minimize duplicative  
audits of the same operators1 and       
thereby contractors working for those   
companies1 by the ,pipeline and         
,hazardous ,materials ,safety           
,administration and multiple ,state     
agencies4  7b7 ,limitation ,nothing in  
this ,act may be construed to require   
modification of the inspection or       
enforcement authority of any ,federal   
agency or ,state4  #f4 ,impaired driving
 study  7a7 ,study ,the ,administrator  
of the ,national ,highway ,traffic      
,safety ,administration 7referred to in 
this ,act as the ,,nhtsa7 shall conduct 
a study regarding the ways in which the 
,,nhtsa can reduce and better detect    
impaired driving1 including marijuana-  
and opioid-impaired driving4  7b7       
,reports ,not later than #b years after 
the date of the enactment of this ,act1 

and biennially thereafter for the       
following #d years1 the ,secretary of   
,transportation1 in cooperation with    
other ,federal agencies1 as appropriate1
 shall submit a report to ,congress     
that-- 7#a7 describes the activities    
undertaken pursuant to subsection 7a72  
7#b7 provides an update on the progress 
of the study conducted pursuant to      
subsection 7a72 and  7#c7 includes the  
results of the study if the study has   
been completed4  #g4 ,roadside oral     
fluid drug screening  7a7 ,defined term 
,in this section1 the term onsite refers
 to oral fluid drug screening devices   
that are used at roadside or at the     
station4  7b7 ,study ,the ,secretary of 
,transportation1 in consultation with   
the heads of appropriate ,federal       
agencies and local law enforcement      
officers and prosecutors1 shall conduct 
a study regarding the accuracy of onsite
 oral fluid screening for               
tetrahydrocannabinol 7referred to in    
this section as ,,thc7 and opiate       

presence in order to reduce the         
potential impact on traffic safety due  
to drug and polysubstance-impaired      
drivers4  7c7 ,issues ,to be examined   
,in conducting the study under          
subsection 7b71 the ,secretary shall    
examine-- 7#a7 the status of onsite oral
 fluid drug screening technology that is
 available at the time the study is     
conducted2  7#b7 the reliability and    
accuracy of the devices referred to in  
paragraph 7#a7 to determine the presence
 and amount of ,,thc and opiate1 as     
confirmed by toxicology results2  7#c7  
oral fluid research and pilot programs  
in the ,united ,states and in other     
countries to assess how the technology  
referred to in paragraph 7#a7 is being  
utilized2  7#d7 ,state-based policies   
regarding implied consent and testing in
 impaired driving cases2  7#e7 practical
 considerations for the deployment of   
this technology in the field2 and  7#f7 
any legal and policy issues that may    
arise from the deployment of this       

technology4  7d7 ,report  7#a7 ,in      
general ,not later than #d years after  
the date of the enactment of this ,act1 
the ,secretary1 in cooperation with     
appropriate ,federal agencies1 shall    
submit a report to the ,committee on    
,commerce1 ,science1 and ,transportation
 of the ,senate and the ,committee on   
,transportation and ,infrastructure of  
the ,house of ,representatives that     
contains the results of the study       
conducted pursuant to subsection 7b74   
7#b7 ,contents ,the report required     
under paragraph 7#a7 shall include--    
7,a7 the findings of the ,secretary     
based on the study1 including-- 7i7 an  
overview of the extent of the drug and  
polysubstance-impaired driving problem  
and a discussion of how new screening   
technologies can potentially assist in  
better capturing the magnitude and      
characteristics of the problem2  7ii7 an
 assessment of the accuracy and         
reliability of onsite oral fluid        
screening technology2  7iii7 a          

description and assessment of current   
,state laws relating to the use of oral 
fluid screening technology2  7iv7 a     
determination about whether oral fluid  
screening technology is a viable option 
to assist law enforcement officers in   
confirming the presence of a drug       
responsible for observed impairment of a
 driver2  7v7 a determination about     
whether onsite oral fluid screening     
technology can be effectively           
incorporated into existing driving under
 the influence investigation protocols2 
and  7vi7 an overview of future research
 needs2 and  7,b7 the recommendations of
 the ,secretary based on the study1 as  
appropriate1 including-- 7i7 effective  
and efficient methods for training law  
enforcement personnel1 including drug   
recognition experts1 to detect whether a
 motor vehicle operator is under the    
influence through the use of onsite oral
 fluid technology in combination with   
existing driving under the influence    
investigation protocols2  7ii7 if       

feasible1 model guidelines for the      
technology referred to in clause 7i72   
7iii7 methodologies for evaluating oral 
fluid use to facilitate increased data  
collection and analysis and to determine
 optimal strategies for deploying the   
technology referred to in clause 7i7 as 
part of a pilot program and standard    
operating procedure in driving under the
 influence investigations2 and  7iv7    
future steps1 including a timeline for  
implementing such steps1 that the       
,,nhtsa will take to advance research in
 onsite drug screening technology4  #h4 
,,gao report on ,department of          
,transportation drug testing panel  7a7 
,in general ,not later than #b years    
after the date of the enactment of this 
,act1 the ,comptroller ,general of the  
,united ,states shall-- 7#a7 review the 
,department of ,transportation's process
 for setting guidelines and drug testing
 requirements for transportation        
employees subject to the ,department's  
drug and alcohol testing policies2 and  

7#b7 submit a report to the ,committee  
on ,commerce1 ,science1 and             
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that summarizes the    
results of such review4  7b7 ,contents  
,the report required under subsection   
7a77#b7 shall include-- 7#a7 a          
description of the process used by the  
,department of ,health and ,human       
,services for adding and removing       
categories of drugs to and from the     
,federal workplace drug testing         
requirements2  7#b7 an evaluation of the
 dependence of the ,department of       
,transportation on the ,department of   
,health and ,human ,services'           
determination whether to add new        
categories of drugs to the testing      
panel2 and  7#c7 an assessment of       
whether the process used by the         
,department of ,health and ,human       
,services for adding and removing       
categories of drugs to and from the     

,federal workplace drug testing         
requirements sufficiently addresses the 
needs of the transportation industry for
 drug and alcohol testing to prevent    
drug and alcohol-related incidents4  #i4
 ,transportation workplace drug and     
alcohol testing program2 status reports 
on addition of fentanyl ,not later than 
#cj days after the date of enactment of 
this ,act1 the ,secretary of ,health and
 ,human ,services shall submit a report 
to the ,committee on ,commerce1         
,science1 and ,transportation of the    
,senate and the ,committee on           
,transportation and ,infrastructure of  
the ,house of ,representatives that     
describes the status of the             
determination regarding whether to add  
fentanyl to the drug testing panel in   
accordance with section #haje of the    
,fighting ,opioid ,abuse in             
,transportation ,act 7#e ,u4,s4,c4 #gcja
 note74  #aj4 ,status reports on        
scientific and technical guidelines for 
hair testing of transportation employees

  7a7 ,office of ,management and ,budget
 ,not later than #cj days after the date
 of the enactment of this ,act1 the     
,director of the ,office of ,management 
and ,budget shall submit a report to the
 ,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and 
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that-- 7#a7 describes  
the status of the scientific and        
technical guidelines for hair testing   
required under section #edjb7;b7 of the 
,fixing ,america's ,surface             
,transportation ,act 7#di ,u4,s4,c4     
#cacjf note72  7#b7 explains why such   
guidelines have not been issued2 and    
7#c7 estimates the date by which such   
guidelines will be issued4  7b7         
,department of ,health and ,human       
,services ,not later than #fj days after
 the date of the enactment of this ,act1
 the ,secretary of ,health and ,human   
,services shall submit a report to the  
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  

,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that-- 7#a7 describes  
the causes for the delay in submitting  
the scientific and technical guidelines 
for hair testing to the ,office of      
,management and ,budget after the date  
of the enactment of the ,fighting       
,opioid ,abuse in ,transportation ,act  
7subtitle ,i of title ,,viii of ,public 
,law #aae-bga72  7#b7 explains why such 
guidelines have not been issued2  7#c7  
summarizes considerations related to    
eliminating positive test results caused
 solely by the drug use of others and   
not caused by the drug use of the       
individual being tested2 and  7#d7      
estimates the date by which such        
guidelines will be completed4  #a4      
,short title2 table of contents  7a7    
,short title ,this ,act may be cited as 
the ,preventing ,opioid and ,drug       
,impairment in ,transportation ,act4    
7b7 ,table of contents ,the table of    

contents for this ,act is as follows3   
,sec4 #a4 ,short title2 table of        
contents4,sec4 #b4 ,amtrak employee     
controlled substances and alcohol       
testing records4,sec4 #c4 ,alcohol and  
controlled substance reporting of       
,amtrak locomotive engineers and        
conductors4,sec4 #d4 ,safety-sensitive  
personnel study4,sec4 #e4 ,interstate   
drug and alcohol oversight4,sec4 #f4    
,impaired driving study4,sec4 #g4       
,roadside oral fluid drug               
screening4,sec4 #h4 ,,gao report on     
,department of ,transportation drug     
testing panel4,sec4 #i4 ,transportation 
workplace drug and alcohol testing      
program2 status reports on addition of  
fentanyl4,sec4 #aj4 ,status reports on  
scientific and technical guidelines for 
hair testing of transportation          
employees4,sec4 #aa4 ,report on alcohol 
detection technology4,sec4 #ab4 ,report 
on collection of drug-impaired driving  
data4  #b4 ,amtrak employee controlled  
substances and alcohol testing records  

7a7 ,supervisory training ,not later    
than #a year after the date of the      
enactment of this ,act1 the ,national   
,railroad ,passenger ,corporation       
7commonly known as ,amtrak7 shall submit
 a report to the ,committee on          
,commerce1 ,science1 and ,transportation
 of the ,senate and the ,committee on   
,transportation and ,infrastructure of  
the ,house of ,representatives that     
describes the methods used by ,amtrak to
 ensure that supervisors of employees in
 safety-sensitive positions receive the 
required training on-- 7#a7 how to      
detect drug and alcohol use2 and  7#b7  
the rights and responsibilities of      
employees throughout the drug and       
alcohol testing process4  7b7           
,electronic database ,not later than #ah
 months after the date of the enactment 
of this ,act1 ,amtrak shall establish-- 
7#a7 an electronic database of all      
safety-sensitive positions to record    
data on employee drug and alcohol tests 
to replace collection of such data      

through paper records2 and  7#b7        
effective procedures to track and       
monitor drug and alcohol testing        
maintained in the electronic database4  
7c7 ,measures ,not later than #ah months
 after the date of the enactment of this
 ,act1 ,amtrak shall submit a report to 
the ,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1  
and ,transportation of the ,senate and  
the ,committee on ,transportation and   
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that describes the     
measures implemented to improve safety  
related to employee prescription drug   
use4  #c4 ,alcohol and controlled       
substance reporting of ,amtrak          
locomotive engineers and conductors  7a7
 ,review ,not later than #a year after  
the date of the enactment of this ,act1 
the ,secretary of ,transportation shall 
determine whether the regulations set   
forth in parts #bdj and #bdb of title   
#di1 ,code of ,federal ,regulations1    
promulgated pursuant to sections #bjace 
and #bjafc of title #di1 ,united ,states

 ,code1 in order to protect the         
traveling public1 should be revised to  
require locomotive engineers and        
conductors or personnel seeking initial 
certification to become a locomotive    
engineer or a conductor for ,amtrak to  
report arrests due to drug or alcohol   
offenses as soon as practicable1 but    
before performing any safety-sensitive  
service as a locomotive engineer or     
conductor4  7b7 ,rulemaking ,if the     
,secretary of ,transportation determines
 that the regulations referred to in    
subsection 7a7 should be revised in     
accordance with such subsection1 the    
,secretary shall-- 7#a7 notify the      
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives of such determination2 
and  7#b7 not later than #ah months     
after such determination publish a      
notice in the ,federal ,register of a   
proposed revision to such regulations   

that-- 7,a7 requires locomotive         
engineers and conductors1 or personnel  
seeking initial certification to become 
a locomotive engineer or a conductor for
 ,amtrak1 to report arrests due to drug 
or alcohol offenses as soon as          
practicable1 but before performing any  
safety-sensitive service as a locomotive
 engineer or conductor2  7,b7 clearly   
defines the scope of offenses that are  
considered reportable under subparagraph
 7,a72 and  7,c7 defines the time frame 
for which such offenses are considered  
reportable prior to initial             
certification4  #d4 ,safety-sensitive   
personnel study ,not later than #ahj    
days after the date of the enactment of 
this ,act1 the ,secretary of            
,transportation shall submit a report to
 ,congress that-- 7#a7 describes the    
ability of pipeline companies that      
operate from ,canada or ,mexico into the
 ,united ,states to conduct the same    
drug and alcohol tests that are required
 of personnel in the ,united ,states on 

safety-sensitive personnel who-- 7,a7   
work outside of the ,united ,states2 and
  7,b7 have responsibilities related to 
maintaining and controlling pipeline in 
the ,united ,states2 and  7#b7 indicates
 whether such operators have sufficient 
drug and alcohol testing procedures in  
place to ensure safe operations of      
pipeline facilities located within the  
,united ,states4  #e4 ,interstate drug  
and alcohol oversight  7a7 ,in general  
,not later than #ah months after the    
date of the enactment of this ,act1 the 
,secretary of ,transportation shall     
amend the auditing program for the drug 
and alcohol regulations in part #aii of 
title #di1 ,code of ,federal            
,regulations1 in order to improve the   
efficiency and processes of such        
regulations as applied to operators and 
pipeline contractors working for        
multiple pipeline operators in multiple 
,states4 ,in making such amendments1 the
 ,secretary shall minimize duplicative  
audits of the same operators1 and       

thereby contractors working for those   
companies1 by the ,pipeline and         
,hazardous ,materials ,safety           
,administration and multiple ,state     
agencies4  7b7 ,limitation ,nothing in  
this ,act may be construed to require   
modification of the inspection or       
enforcement authority of any ,federal   
agency or ,state4  #f4 ,impaired driving
 study  7a7 ,study ,the ,administrator  
of the ,national ,highway ,traffic      
,safety ,administration 7referred to in 
this ,act as the ,,nhtsa7 shall conduct 
a study regarding the ways in which the 
,,nhtsa can reduce and better detect    
impaired driving1 including marijuana-  
and opioid-impaired driving4  7b7       
,reports ,not later than #b years after 
the date of the enactment of this ,act1 
and biennially thereafter for the       
following #d years1 the ,secretary of   
,transportation1 in cooperation with    
other ,federal agencies1 as appropriate1
 shall submit a report to ,congress     
that-- 7#a7 describes the activities    

undertaken pursuant to subsection 7a72  
7#b7 provides an update on the progress 
of the study conducted pursuant to      
subsection 7a72 and  7#c7 includes the  
results of the study if the study has   
been completed4  #g4 ,roadside oral     
fluid drug screening  7a7 ,defined term 
,in this section1 the term onsite refers
 to oral fluid drug screening devices   
that are used at roadside or at the     
station4  7b7 ,study ,the ,secretary of 
,transportation1 in consultation with   
the heads of appropriate ,federal       
agencies and local law enforcement      
officers and prosecutors1 shall conduct 
a study regarding the accuracy of onsite
 oral fluid screening for               
tetrahydrocannabinol 7referred to in    
this section as ,,thc7 and opiate       
presence in order to reduce the         
potential impact on traffic safety due  
to drug and polysubstance-impaired      
drivers4  7c7 ,issues to be examined ,in
 conducting the study under subsection  
7b71 the ,secretary shall examine-- 7#a7

 the status of onsite oral fluid drug   
screening technology that is available  
at the time the study is conducted2     
7#b7 the reliability and accuracy of the
 devices referred to in paragraph 7#a7  
to determine the presence and amount of 
,,thc and opiate1 as confirmed by       
toxicology results2  7#c7 oral fluid    
research and pilot programs in the      
,united ,states and in other countries  
to assess how the technology referred to
 in paragraph 7#a7 is being utilized2   
7#d7 ,state-based policies regarding    
implied consent and testing in impaired 
driving cases2  7#e7 practical          
considerations for the deployment of    
this technology in the field2 and  7#f7 
any legal and policy issues that may    
arise from the deployment of this       
technology4  7d7 ,report  7#a7 ,in      
general ,not later than #d years after  
the date of the enactment of this ,act1 
the ,secretary1 in cooperation with     
appropriate ,federal agencies1 shall    
submit a report to the ,committee on    

,commerce1 ,science1 and ,transportation
 of the ,senate and the ,committee on   
,transportation and ,infrastructure of  
the ,house of ,representatives that     
contains the results of the study       
conducted pursuant to subsection 7b74   
7#b7 ,contents ,the report required     
under paragraph 7#a7 shall include--    
7,a7 the findings of the ,secretary     
based on the study1 including-- 7i7 an  
overview of the extent of the drug and  
polysubstance-impaired driving problem  
and a discussion of how new screening   
technologies can potentially assist in  
better capturing the magnitude and      
characteristics of the problem2  7ii7 an
 assessment of the accuracy and         
reliability of onsite oral fluid        
screening technology2  7iii7 a          
description and assessment of current   
,state laws relating to the use of oral 
fluid screening technology2  7iv7 a     
determination about whether oral fluid  
screening technology is a viable option 
to assist law enforcement officers in   

confirming the presence of a drug       
responsible for observed impairment of a
 driver2  7v7 a determination about     
whether onsite oral fluid screening     
technology can be effectively           
incorporated into existing driving under
 the influence investigation protocols2 
and  7vi7 an overview of future research
 needs2 and  7,b7 the recommendations of
 the ,secretary based on the study1 as  
appropriate1 including-- 7i7 effective  
and efficient methods for training law  
enforcement personnel1 including drug   
recognition experts1 to detect whether a
 motor vehicle operator is under the    
influence through the use of onsite oral
 fluid technology in combination with   
existing driving under the influence    
investigation protocols2  7ii7 if       
feasible1 model guidelines for the      
technology referred to in clause 7i72   
7iii7 methodologies for evaluating oral 
fluid use to facilitate increased data  
collection and analysis and to determine
 optimal strategies for deploying the   

technology referred to in clause 7i7 as 
part of a pilot program and standard    
operating procedure in driving under the
 influence investigations2 and  7iv7    
future steps1 including a timeline for  
implementing such steps1 that the       
,,nhtsa will take to advance research in
 onsite drug screening technology4  #h4 
,,gao report on ,department of          
,transportation drug testing panel  7a7 
,in general ,not later than #b years    
after the date of the enactment of this 
,act1 the ,comptroller ,general of the  
,united ,states shall-- 7#a7 review the 
,department of ,transportation's process
 for setting guidelines and drug testing
 requirements for transportation        
employees subject to the ,department's  
drug and alcohol testing policies2 and  
7#b7 submit a report to the ,committee  
on ,commerce1 ,science1 and             
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that summarizes the    

results of such review4  7b7 ,contents  
,the report required under subsection   
7a77#b7 shall include-- 7#a7 a          
description of the process used by the  
,department of ,health and ,human       
,services for adding and removing       
categories of drugs to and from the     
,federal workplace drug testing         
requirements2  7#b7 an evaluation of the
 dependence of the ,department of       
,transportation on the ,department of   
,health and ,human ,services'           
determination whether to add new        
categories of drugs to the testing      
panel2  7#c7 an assessment of whether   
the process used by the ,department of  
,health and ,human ,services for adding 
and removing categories of drugs to and 
from the ,federal workplace drug testing
 requirements sufficiently addresses the
 needs of the transportation industry   
for drug and alcohol testing to prevent 
drug and alcohol-related incidents2 and 
7#d7 an evaluation of whether additional
 guidance or measures are needed to     

ensure that training provided to        
,medical ,review ,officers pursuant to  
part #dj of title #di1 ,code of ,federal
 ,regulations1 reflects any changes to  
relevant statutes and regulations       
affecting the duties and                
responsibilities of ,medical ,review    
,officers4  #i4 ,transportation         
workplace drug and alcohol testing      
program2 status reports on addition of  
fentanyl ,not later than #cj days after 
the date of enactment of this ,act1 the 
,secretary of ,health and ,human        
,services shall submit a report to the  
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that describes the     
status of the determination regarding   
whether to add fentanyl to the drug     
testing panel in accordance with section
 #haje of the ,fighting ,opioid ,abuse  
in ,transportation ,act 7#e ,u4,s4,c4   
#gcja note74  #aj4 ,status reports on   

scientific and technical guidelines for 
hair testing of transportation employees
  7a7 ,office of ,management and ,budget
 ,not later than #cj days after the date
 of the enactment of this ,act1 the     
,director of the ,office of ,management 
and ,budget shall submit a report to the
 ,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and 
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that-- 7#a7 describes  
the status of the scientific and        
technical guidelines for hair testing   
required under section #edjb7;b7 of the 
,fixing ,america's ,surface             
,transportation ,act 7#di ,u4,s4,c4     
#cacjf note72  7#b7 explains why such   
guidelines have not been issued2 and    
7#c7 estimates the date by which such   
guidelines will be issued4  7b7         
,department of ,health and ,human       
,services ,not later than #fj days after
 the date of the enactment of this ,act1
 the ,secretary of ,health and ,human   

,services shall submit a report to the  
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives that-- 7#a7 describes  
the causes for the delay in submitting  
the scientific and technical guidelines 
for hair testing to the ,office of      
,management and ,budget after the date  
of the enactment of the ,fighting       
,opioid ,abuse in ,transportation ,act  
7subtitle ,i of title ,,viii of ,public 
,law #aae-bga72  7#b7 explains why such 
guidelines have not been issued2  7#c7  
summarizes considerations related to    
eliminating positive test results caused
 solely by the drug use of others and   
not caused by the drug use of the       
individual being tested2 and  7#d7      
estimates the date by which such        
guidelines will be completed4  7c7      
,savings provision ,nothing in this     
section may be construed to amend or    
alter the objectives or requirements set

 forth in section #hajf of the ,fighting
 ,opioid ,abuse in ,transportation ,act 
7#di ,u4,s4,c4 #cacjf note74  #aa4      
,report on alcohol detection technology 
,not later than #ij days after the date 
of the enactment of this ,act1 the      
,secretary of ,transportation shall     
submit a report to the ,committee on    
,commerce1 ,science1 and ,transportation
 of the ,senate and the ,committee on   
,transportation and ,infrastructure of  
the ,house of ,representatives that--   
7#a7 in addition to annual reports1     
describes the current status of the     
,driver ,alcohol ,detection ,system for 
,safety ,program's alcohol detection    
technology2 and  7#b7 explains how such 
technology could potentially reduce     
alcohol-impaired driving if it is       
integrated into all newly manufactured  
motor vehicles4  #ab4 ,report on        
collection of drug-impaired driving data
 ,not later than #c years after the date
 of enactment of this ,act1 the         
,secretary of ,transportation1 in       

consultation with the heads of          
appropriate ,federal agencies1 ,state   
highway safety offices1 and other       
interested parties1 shall submit to the 
,committee on ,commerce1 ,science1 and  
,transportation of the ,senate and the  
,committee on ,transportation and       
,infrastructure of the ,house of        
,representatives a report that-- 7#a7   
identifies any barriers that ,states    
encounter in submitting to the ,fatality
 ,analysis and ,reporting ,system the   
alcohol and drug toxicology results of  
fatally injured drivers2  7#b7 provides 
recommendations on how to address any   
barriers identified under paragraph     
7#a72  7#c7 makes recommendations       
relating to the creation and adoption of
 national minimum guidelines for        
toxicological investigations in cases of
 motor vehicle crashes and drug-impaired
 driving cases as a way to improve      
reliability and consistency in          
toxicology testing2  7#d7 reviews model 
guidelines1 such as model guidelines    

from the ,national ,safety ,council2 and
  7#e7 provides future steps that the   
,secretary1 acting through the          
,administrator of the ,national ,highway
 ,traffic ,safety ,administration1 will 
take to assist ,states in improving--   
7,a7 toxicology testing in cases of     
motor vehicle crashes2 and  7,b7 the    
reporting of alcohol and drug toxicology
 results in cases of motor vehicle      
crashes4  ,december #ae1 #bjbj,reported 
with an amendment