How long does disqualification last for the use, possession, or sale of drugs?

The duration of disqualification for the use, possession, or sale of drugs is set at two years. This means that a person who has been found to have violated drug policies related to the operation of a school bus will face a suspension from their driving privileges for a period of two years. This period serves both as a punitive measure and as a preventative strategy to ensure the safety of school children and the public, emphasizing the serious nature of drug-related offenses in the context of operating a school bus.

Other options, while they may seem plausible in certain contexts, do not align with the regulations governing school bus operation and drug-related disqualification periods. The regulations are structured to ensure that a significant penalty is imposed to discourage such behavior and to reaffirm the importance of maintaining a drug-free environment for the safety of students.