Research Finds Support for Toxicology Tests in CNH A and B Licensing
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- •The research focuses on the CNH A and B categories, which cover motorcycles and cars respectively.
- •Support for toxicology tests indicates a public desire for enhanced road safety measures.
- •The study was reported by Agencia Brasil on April 26, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Brazilian transport authorities implement mandatory toxicology tests for CNH A and B licenses Driver screening would become more rigorous, potentially lowering accidents related to drug use and impacting licensing processes nationwide.
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