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Before you begin: As a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) holder, you are required to submit a medical report dated within the last two years, every two years. You are required to submit: A valid (original or copy) federal MER MCSA-5875 form. Medical Examiner’s Certificate Form, (MEC) MCSA-5876.
Medical information is required under the authority of Divisions 6 and 7 of the California Vehicle Code (CVC). Failure to provide the information is cause for refusal to issue a license or to withdraw the driving privilege.
What Qualifications Does DMV Use to Investigate or Reexamine Drivers? DMV uses several qualifications to determine whether the driver has the necessary physical and mental skills to safely operate a motor vehicle. Physical, Sensory, and Mental Requirements. Medical & Emotional Requirements. Physical and Mental Condition. Compensating Factors.
13 lis 2018 · California law requires all CDL drivers to meet Federal Motor Carrier qualification requirements under 49 CFR part 391 and have a valid DOT medical card.
28 maj 2019 · California has specific requirements for medical examiners who conduct DOT physicals for commercial drivers. The state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) oversees the medical certification process for commercial drivers, and the California Code of Regulations outlines the requirements for medical examiners.
DMV Reporting. California Law (California Health and Safety Code Section 103900) requires physicians to report patients with conditions which result in lapses of conciousness, episodes of confusion or dementia.
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