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School Bus Driver Endangers Students on Pittsburgh Field Trip - Faces Major Charges including Drug DUI

15 Carrick High School students were recklessly put in harms way as their bus driver ran a red light and almost collided with a light pole on their way to the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, PA . Driver Brian Dunlap was charged with driving under the influence of drugs (DUI), 15 counts of endangering the welfare of children and two counts of reckless endangerment. According to the Pittsburgh Post Gazette - The police complaint read that, "his speech was extremely slurred and he was swaying back and forth" when he spoke to officers and had "saliva pouring out of his mouth."

The Office of National Drug Control Policy claims that drugs and alcohol cost taxpayers more than $300 billion annually in preventable health care costs, extra law enforcement, auto crashes, crime and lost job productivity. Mobile Medical Corporation's Random Drug Screening Solutions with Saliva Alcohol Testing can help employers to stem the costs of "working" under the influence. Pittsburgh, PA based Mobile Medical Corporation (MMC) is an industry leader in providing customized workplace drug and alcohol testing and credential tracking solutions. Contact MMC today and ask MMC about Instant Drug and Saliva Alcohol Testing!

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