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Medical examiners who are certified and listed on the FMCSA’s National Registry can only do DOT physicals. On the other hand, veterans can have a qualified doctor do the test through the Veteran’s Administration.
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What is a DOT Physical
Exam?
The DOT physical exam is a mandatory
examination required by the Department of
Transportation (DOT) for all CMV drivers. It is
designed to assess the health and physical
capabilities of drivers to ensure they can
safely operate commercial vehicles on the
roads.
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Who Needs a DOT Medical
Exam?
Anyone driving vehicles that carry more than
15 passengers, transporting hazardous
materials, or operating vehicles with specific
weight limits must undergo the DOT medical
exam.
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What Do Doctors Check
During the DOT Physical
Exam?
During the DOT physical exam, doctors
evaluate various aspects of a driver's health
and abilities. This includes vision, hearing,
blood pressure, pulse rate, and overall
physical fitness to ensure they can safely
perform their duties on the road.
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Components of the DOT
Physical Examination
From vision and hearing tests to urinalysis
and physical health assessments, each
aspect plays a crucial role in determining a
driver's fitness for duty.
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When Do You Need to Get a
DOT Physical Exam?
DOT physical certificates are typically valid
for up to two years, but drivers may receive
shorter certifications based on specific health
conditions.
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What's Included on a DOT
Medical Card?
The DOT medical card, also known as the
Medical Examiner's Certificate (MEC),
contains vital medical information about the
driver, ensuring compliance and safety on
the road.
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