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TLC Licensed Drivers (Medallion, Street Hail Livery and For-hire vehicle drivers) must take and pass a drug test EVERY YEAR in order to keep their license current and valid. (Paratransit or Commuter Van Drivers are not drug tested by TLC.)

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You must take and pass your drug test no more than ninety (90) days before the interim date. Drug tests taken earlier will be rejected. Failure to take your drug test on time will result in a suspension. Drug tests taken thirty (30) days or more after the interim date will remain on suspension and a $200 fine will be added. Your license will remain on suspension until:

To check\confirm the date by which you are required to take your Interim Annual Drug Test click on the link TLC UP.
TLC UP gives you an inside look into the status of the items you have submitted.

If you are a TLC driver in your renewal year, you must take and pass your drug test within the ninety (90) days before the expiration date on your license. Failure to take and pass your renewal year drug test will result in the expiration of your license.
Choose from the list of TLC approved LabCorp Locations to provide drug testing. Schedule an appointment by calling (800) 923-2624. A map, along with a list of LabCorp Drug Test Locations is available on NYC OpenData.

Once an applicant has completed and submitted all TLC requirements, the application will be thoroughly reviewed. The applicant will either receive his/her license in the mail or a letter requesting additional information necessary to continue the application process.

Applicants are encouraged to take their drug test as soon as the application has been submitted to the TLC.
Applications are valid for ninety (90) calendar days from the date it is submitted to TLC. If an applicant does not complete all the licensing requirements within ninety (90) days, the application will be denied. All application fees are non-refundable.

TLC drivers who drive a Medallion Taxicab, Street Hail Livery and a For-Hire vehicle must take and pass their drug test every year up to ninety (90) days before the interim (anniversary) date of their license in order to keep the license valid.(Does not apply to Paratransit or Commuter Van Drivers.)

Failure to take your Interim (anniversary) drug test on time will result in a suspension. Your license will remain on suspension until a drug test is taken and passed. Drug tests taken thirty (30) or more days after the interim date will have a fine of $200 imposed.

If you are a TLC driver who drives a Medallion Taxicab, a Street Hail Livery or a For-Hire Vehicle, and you are in your renewal year, you must take and pass your drug test within the ninety (90) days before the expiration date on your license. Failure to take and pass your renewal year drug test will result in the expiration of your license.

If you fail your interim (anniversary) drug test, the TLC will notify you by mail that you failed your drug test and your license will be suspended. The letter will also give you instructions on how to contest the drug test results if you wish to do so. You will then need to go to a hearing where you may be required to surrender your TLC driver license.

If you fail your drug test during your renewal year, the TLC will notify you by mail that you have failed your drug test and your license will not be renewed. The letter will also give you instructions on how to contest the drug test results if you wish to do so. You will not be able to renew your license unless you successfully contest the failed drug test result.

If you have decided not to continue with your license you can surrender it immediately to the TLC. Download the form to cancel your license at Request to cancel TLC drivers license . Failure to surrender your license could subject you to fines and penalties that will impact your ability to file a new application at a later date should you decide to obtain a new license.

If you are in your interim (anniversary) year, you must take and pass your drug test ninety (90) days before your anniversary date or the license will be suspended. Failure to take your Interim (anniversary) drug test on time will result in a suspension. Your license will remain on suspension until a drug test is taken and passed.

If you are in your renewal year, you must take and pass your drug test ninety (90)days before your expiration date. Failure to take and pass your renewal year drug test before your expiration date will result in the license not being valid to operate For-Hire.

If you are currently a police officer, you need to request a drug test waiver at our Licensing facility, located at: 31-00 47th Avenue, 3rd floor, Long Island City, NY 11101. You must obtain an off duty form approved by your Commanding Officer and Human Resources

To obtain information you may email the Compliance department at tlccom...@tlc.nyc.gov. You will need to provide a letter issued by your doctor indicating you are unable to provide a urine sample due to medical reasons. Diagnosis is not required.

All new applicants must bring the TLC application payment receipt and their DMV license.
All current licensees must bring their TLC License and their DMV license with them.
ALL applicants or licensees must be ready to pay the required drug test fee when they appear for their drug test.

If you have a sedation dentistry appointment coming up, transportation is a vital part of your planning process. Most adults are used to simply driving themselves to and from their own doctor's appointments. But even a small amount of sedation will render you unsafe to drive (or operate any large machinery) for the rest of the day, meaning you'll need someone else to drive you home.

The first thing we want to cover is what not to do. When it comes to sedation, two of the most common ride solutions no longer become a viable option. First, you almost never want to drive yourself to the appointment. The reason for this is that when you do wind up calling for a ride, you may have to leave your car in the dentist's parking lot until you can arrange to pick it up later. In other words, a total pain.

The second thing we'd like to warn you about is taking public transportation. Even if you are bus-riding pro, post sedation is not a good time to be surrounded by potentially dangerous strangers. Instead, let us suggest one of the following solutions.

By far the most common solution for sedation dentistry is simply bringing your designated driver along with you to the appointment. You can even be in the driver's seat on the way to to the dentist's office as long as your companion is ready to drive you home when the appointment is over.

The only thing about the one-car solution is that your companion will probably spend a good deal of time in the waiting room. Advise them to bring a book or a mobile device that can keep them occupied for more than an hour. It's also a good idea to bring a wall charger for any devices in case the wait is long.

If you know that the wait will be longer than an hour or two, it may also be possible for your driver to get a few errands done while you're with the dentist. As long as they are back to pick you up in time.

Another solution is for either you or your designated driver to take a taxi to the dentist's office. This can allow you to arrive at different times, but with only one car in the parking lot that will be taking you and your companion home.

The first version of this solution is for you to take a taxi or Uber to the dentist's office and start your appointment without needing someone to wait for you in the waiting room. Then, when you're done, your friend will be called to take you home in their car.

Alternately, you can drive your car to the appointment. But only if your designated driver is willing to take a taxi or Uber when they come to get you. They will then help you out of the appointment and drive your car home. This is a common solution for people who have to come straight from work and can't leave their car behind.

We never recommend taking a taxi or Uber home alone after a sedation appointment. While this is fine for getting you to the office, you will want someone you trust to ensure that you get home safe. Taking a hired car home is fine if you have a companion, but not by yourself. If there is no one in your social circle available, your dentist should offer a trusted home health care service. They can transport you home and stay there as long as you need after your arrive.

The life and schedule of a modern professional is complicated, which is exactly why we have outlined a variety of transportation options. Whether you have someone who is willing and able to wait for you through the appointment or need to do some complex car logistics to get home safely without leaving a car in the lot, we understand and are here to help.

The support team that we have built inside the office includes the best dental assistants, hygienists, patient comfort specialists, and cheerful front office professionals. Financial Assistance Available

A story in USA Today reports that Uber Health has partnered with 100 health care providers last year to test whether providing the ridesharing service would help decrease the number of no-shows for medical appointments. Soon after, Lyft unveiled its partnership with medical records company Allscripts, through which their drivers will be able to serve an estimated 7 million patients through 2,500 hospitals and 180,000 physicians.

Lyft and Uber are only suited for able-bodied patients who can get from their home to the vehicle, and from their vehicle into the healthcare facility. Most vehicles are not designed for disabled people, or those who require wheelchair access. (Uber Health does provide wheelchair accessible vans in cities participating in their pilot program including London, Toronto, Austin and Chicago.)

Finally, there is no hard data to say that the programs are working. US News reports that it is still unclear whether offering Uber or Lyft services to patients reduces the rate of missed appointments for nonemergency medical care. A recent clinical study involving 790 West Philadelphia patients on Medicaid. Half were assigned to receive Lyft transportation benefits, but researchers found little difference in the rate of missed appointments.