Cardiovascular Advisory Panel Guidelines for the Medical Examination of Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of medical illness and sudden death in commercial motor vehicle drivers (CMV). CVD will have an increasingly powerful impact on the health and safety of CMV drivers because of its prevalence in the population, its progressive nature, the aging...

Conference on Diabetic Disorders and Commercial Drivers

Visual Requirements and Commercial Drivers

Conference on Pulmonary/Respiratory Disorders and Commercial Drivers

Conference on Neurological Disorders and Commercial Drivers - Part I

Conference on Neurological Disorders and Commercial Drivers - Part II

Report to Congress on the Feasibility of a Program to Qualify Individuals with Insulin Treated Diabetes Mellitus to Operate Commercial Motor Vehicles in Interstate Commerce as Directed by TEA-21 Executive Summary, TOC, Report

Skill Performance Evaluation Certificate Application Renewal Package

Drivers with physical impairments which affect their ability to safely operate CMVs according to their medical examiners, or with missing limbs (e.g., a hand or finger, an arm, foot or leg), are required to obtain SPE certificates.

Hearing Disorders and Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers - FHWA-MC-93-004, October 1992, rev. March 1993- Part V (pp. 136-156) 

Hearing Disorders and Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers - FHWA-MC-93-004, October 1992, rev. March 1993- Part V (pp. 136-156) 

Hearing Disorders and Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers - FHWA-MC-93-004, October 1992, rev. March 1993- Part IV (pp. 114-135)

Hearing Disorders and Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers - FHWA-MC-93-004, October 1992, rev. March 1993- Part IV (pp. 114-135)