It was reasonable to test a Toronto Transit Commission driver for cannabis after he was caught “nesting” in his bus that was parked on a residential street with the lights off, his seat reclined as far back as it could go and his window shade pulled down, an arbitrator has ruled.

The Toronto Transit Commission was reasonable to test nesting bus driver for cannabis after he was caught with his lights off and seat back{ai:summary}<p>A Toronto Transit Commission driver was found "nesting" in his bus parked on a residential street, prompting an arbitrator to rule that testing for cannabis was justified. The driver had his seat fully reclined and window shade drawn, raising concerns about his fitness for duty. </p><p>#society</p>

Testing a 'nesting' TTC driver for pot was reasonable, arbitrator rules

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