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J.B. Hunt drug testing policy draws discrimination lawsuit from applicant

Filed on October 15, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, the complaint comes from Sebastian T. Randolph, who says he lost out on a truck driving job with J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. because of a positive hair follicle drug test for cocaine—even though he passed a urine test. Randolph argues that the company’s use of hair testing, which isn’t required by federal transportation rules, puts African American applicants at a disadvantage and violates anti-discrimination laws.
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