Requires DOT employees to provide a urine specimen for alcohol and drug analysis after accidents causing injury or death.
This bill mandates that employees of the Department of Transportation provide a urine specimen for alcohol and drug analysis if they are involved in a motor vehicle accident or collision resulting in injury or death. The specimen must be provided to a peace officer within two hours of the incident. The analysis must follow the procedures outlined in Code chapter 321J. Employees can also opt for an independent analysis at their own expense. The bill does not apply if a specimen is already taken under chapter 321J.
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