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Driver Recovery & Second Chances
Your driving career may change. Your story isn’t over.
Why This Matters to Me
I’m Dianna M. Price, the owner of Price Logistics Services LLC and a retired commercial truck driver. I’ve traveled across all 48 contiguous states and understand both the freedom and the demands of life in transportation.
Substance use became part of my own story, and its consequences played a major role in bringing my commercial driving career to an end. I’m not sharing that to define myself by my past. I’m sharing it because recovery is possible, and a meaningful future is possible even when life doesn’t follow the road we planned.
Today I’m building a business that draws on my transportation experience, administrative skills, and technology interests. My past is part of my story, but it doesn’t have to be the end of it. Yours doesn’t either.
Understanding the DOT SAP and Return-to-Duty Process
If you’re a CDL driver facing a DOT drug or alcohol violation, the Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) process may be an important step in returning to safety-sensitive work. A qualified SAP evaluates the driver and recommends required education or treatment. Completing those recommendations, undergoing the required return-to-duty test, and meeting follow-up testing requirements are part of the process. Completion does not guarantee employment.
Start with official guidance: U.S. DOT — Substance Abuse Professionals and FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse.
Please note: Price Logistics Services LLC does not provide SAP evaluations, treatment, DOT compliance certification, or return-to-duty clearance. This page provides general information and encouragement, not legal, medical, or regulatory advice.
Recovery Doesn’t End Your Possibilities
If returning to driving isn’t possible right now—or isn’t the future you want—your experience still matters. Skills learned in transportation may transfer to office administration, scheduling, customer service, website work, and other business opportunities. It’s okay to build a different future.
Free Books About Addiction and Recovery
I’ve written about addiction, honesty, recovery, and rebuilding life. If my experiences can help someone else feel less alone, I want those resources to be available regardless of their ability to pay. You can access free PDF downloads on my author website.
For help finding substance use treatment and recovery support in the United States, visit FindTreatment.gov or call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
You are more than your worst chapter. Recovery and a new direction are possible.