The Substance Abuse Program DOT SAP Providers program is a national network of substance abuse prevention and treatment providers. The Substance Abuse Program DOT SAP Providers program is a national network of substance abuse prevention and treatment providers. The goal of the program is to provide federal funds for alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) prevention, education, and treatment services in communities across the country.
This program is a substance abuse program for truck drivers. It is aimed at preventing accidents and reducing the risk of a crash by addressing the root causes of substance abuse.
The program has been designed to be interactive, engaging, and targeted to specific needs of truck drivers. It is divided into three phases:
Phase 1: Initial Screening;
Phase 2: Intervention;
Phase 3: Treatment and Follow-up.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous are only two of the many substance misuse programmes available to truck drivers (NA). But this SAP Program for Truck Drivers has been designed to address the root causes of substance abuse in a way that no other program has done before by involving all stakeholders in the supply chain from driver to dispatcher to shipper as well as educating them on how they can help prevent crashes.
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