Reports - How Medical Conditions Impact Driving
About the Reports
The reports below outline the impact that medical indications have on driving. The reports include an evidence report - a systematic review of research literature on specific questions regarding medical conditions and driving - as well as a report from the Medical Expert Panel (MEP), an independent panel of physicians, clinicians and scientists who are experts in their field. The MEP reviews the evidence in the research report about a question or topic, and submits opinions to the Agency.
Reports
- Seizure Disorder and Medical Certification of Commercial Motor Vehicle Driver Safety (2019)
- Implantable Cardio Defibrillators and the Impact of a Shock to the Patient when Deployed (2014)
- Medical Examiner Physical Qualification Standards and Clinical Guidelines for Cardiovascular Disease and Commercial Motor Vehicle Driver Safety (2013)
- Cochlear Implants and CMV Driver Safety (2011)
- Obstructive Sleep Apnea and CMV Driver Safety (2011)
- Diabetes and CMV Driver Safety (2011)
- Traumatic Brain Injury (2010)
- Stroke (2009)
- Executive Summary | Expert Panel Opinion
- Executive Summary | Expert Panel Opinion
- Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson's Disease (2009)
- Psychiatric Disease (2008)
- Seizure Disorders (2007)
- Sleep Disorders (2007)
- Renal Disease (2007)
- Musculoskeletal Disease (2007)
- Hearing (2007)
- Diabetes Mellitus (Endocrine Disease) (2006)
- Schedule II Licit Medications (2006)
- Cardiovascular Disease (2006)
Disclaimer: FMCSA considers evidence, expert recommendations, and other data; however, all proposed changes to current standards and guidance will be subject to public notice-and-comment and regulatory processes.