MO SB107

Establishes driver qualification file requirements including biennial physical examinations, annual driving record reviews, and current driver's license documentation showing Class E qualification.

Disqualifies drivers with two or more serious traffic violations within three years, including intoxication offenses, seat belt violations, speeding 15+ mph over limit, and various other traffic offenses.

Imposes driving hour limits: maximum 10 hours after 8 consecutive off-duty hours, 15 hours combined on-duty and drive time, and 70 hours on-duty and drive time in any 8-day period.

Requires pre-employment alcohol and controlled substances testing with zero alcohol concentration and verified negative results; mandates post-accident testing within 8 hours for alcohol and 32 hours for controlled substances if accident involves fatality or injury.

Mandates vehicle maintenance programs with weekly inspections, specific equipment requirements including seatbelts, emergency kits, first aid kits, and amber warning lights; requires $5 million insurance per vehicle and allows Missouri Department of Transportation inspection access.

Establishes civil penalties up to $2,000 per violation; designates the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission to promulgate implementing rules.