DOT/Commercial Driver's Physicals
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Our physical examination meets all DOT requirements. Our physician has an in-depth understanding of the federal regulations to prevent truck drivers and bus drivers from being inappropriately disqualified.
“Effective October 1, 2003, if you are a Maryland non-commercial driver operating a commercial motor vehicle in intrastate commerce (within the state of Maryland) and the vehicle weighs between 10,001 and 26,000 pounds, you are now required to hold a valid Federal Motor Carrier (DOT) physical card in your possession. If you are licensed prior to October 1, 2003, have a preexisting medical condition, and the onset was prior to 10/01/03, you will be exempt from this requirement for a 20-year period, provided your preexisting condition does not worsen. You are still required to maintain a DOT physical.
Examinations
This new Maryland law requires any non-commercial driver operating a commercial motor vehicle that meets the conditions listed above, to obtain and to maintain a valid Federal Motor Carrier (DOT) physical card in order to remain qualified to operate a vehicle intrastate in Maryland.
See the source at the Maryland MVA.
Our physical examination meets all DOT requirements. Our physician has an in-depth understanding of the federal regulations to prevent truck drivers and bus drivers from being inappropriately disqualified.
“Effective October 1, 2003, if you are a Maryland non-commercial driver operating a commercial motor vehicle in intrastate commerce (within the state of Maryland) and the vehicle weighs between 10,001 and 26,000 pounds, you are now required to hold a valid Federal Motor Carrier (DOT) physical card in your possession. If you are licensed prior to October 1, 2003, have a preexisting medical condition, and the onset was prior to 10/01/03, you will be exempt from this requirement for a 20-year period, provided your preexisting condition does not worsen. You are still required to maintain a DOT physical.
Examinations
This new Maryland law requires any non-commercial driver operating a commercial motor vehicle that meets the conditions listed above, to obtain and to maintain a valid Federal Motor Carrier (DOT) physical card in order to remain qualified to operate a vehicle intrastate in Maryland.
See the source at the Maryland MVA.
Workwell Physicals, Inc. 7711 Garrison Rd Suite 101, Landover Hills - MD, 20784 Tel: 301-306-0099 Fax: 301-306-0059
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