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DOT, FTA and FAA Drug and Alcohol Training Online

Transportation employers face federal training rules that differ by mode: FMCSA for commercial drivers, FTA for transit, FAA for aviation and PHMSA for hazardous materials. PixelPupil has a separate course for each rule, written to that rule's own requirements, including the 60-minute alcohol and 60-minute drug parts for supervisors.

Your organization still supplies its own policy, designated employer representative, testing arrangements and records. Courses are available in English and Spanish at $11.95 per course credit.

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Which transportation and dot course do you need?

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Employers of commercial drivers (FMCSA): DOT Reasonable-Suspicion Training for Supervisors

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Transit agencies (FTA): the employee course and the supervisor course

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Aviation employers (FAA): the employee course and the supervisor course

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Hazardous materials employees: DOT Hazmat Employee Training

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Airlines: Human Trafficking Awareness Training

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Maritime facilities and vessels: Maritime Cybersecurity Awareness (see Cybersecurity and Data Privacy)

Transportation and DOT courses

Airline Human Trafficking Awareness Human trafficking awareness training for airline employees: recognizing signs and reporting. FAAAviationEN + ES37 min DOT Hazmat Employee Training DOT hazardous materials training: general awareness, safety and security awareness for hazmat employees. PHMSAFederalEN + ES45 min DOT Reasonable-Suspicion (FMCSA) Reasonable-suspicion training for supervisors of commercial drivers: alcohol and controlled substances, as 49 CFR 382.603 requires. FMCSAFederalEN + ES2 hr 9 min FAA Drug & Alcohol Awareness (Employees) Drug and alcohol awareness training for aviation safety-sensitive employees under 14 CFR Part 120. FAAAviationEN + ES46 min FAA Reasonable-Suspicion (Supervisors) Reasonable-suspicion and reasonable-cause training for aviation supervisors under 14 CFR Part 120. FAAAviationEN + ES2 hr 22 min FTA Drug & Alcohol Awareness (Employees) Drug and alcohol awareness training for safety-sensitive transit employees under FTA rules. FTATransitEN + ES94 min FTA Reasonable-Suspicion (Supervisors) Reasonable-suspicion training for transit supervisors: alcohol and drug indicators under 49 CFR 655.14(b)(2). FTATransitEN + ES2 hr 21 min

How these courses work. Each course is general training based on the rules described on its page. They are not approved or endorsed by any government agency, they do not by themselves make an organization compliant, and the certificate is a record of completion. Your organization still provides its own policies, procedures and records. PixelPupil does not provide trainers: your organization names its own trainer or HR contact in PixelPupil, and learners use Ask the Trainer inside a course.

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Do supervisors take the employee course too?

For FTA and FAA programs, supervisors also take the employee course and then the supervisor course. Check your own program and rules for the details.

Are these courses approved by DOT, FTA or FAA?

No. They are general training for the rules described on each page, not approved or endorsed by any agency, and they do not make a program compliant by themselves.

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General training information, not legal advice. PixelPupil courses are not approved or endorsed by any government agency and do not by themselves make an organization compliant. The certificate is a record of completion. Rules change, so check the rules that apply to your organization with your own advisor.

Page updated October 2026.

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