State by State Federal Medical Certification Procedures
To determine the preferred method of submitting your Federal Medical Examiner's Certification to your State, please follow the instructions listed by your State in this attachment.
To determine the preferred method of submitting your Federal Medical Examiner's Certification to your State, please follow the instructions listed by your State in this attachment.
Each state has its own Commercial Driver's License Manual and drivers should always use their state's manual to prepare for the knowledge and skills testing. Many states have their manuals available online for downloading and printing for your convenience.
Administering CDL Skills Tests to Deaf or Hard of Hearing Applicants: 2015 CDL Coordinators Meeting; Charlotte, NC
AAMVA Presentation
FMCSA works closely with a diverse group of Federal partners to make opportunities available to U.S. Military Service members and veterans taking advantage of training and experience as they consider transitioning to a civilian job in the transportation industry.
The Department of...
In May 2011, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration finalized the Commercial Learner's Permit rule. Within that rule is a provision that gives State Driver Licensing Agencies (SDLAs) the authority to substitute two years of experience safely operating trucks or...
State-by-state tnstructions for submitting Medical Certificates for CDL Drivers to the State Licensing Agencies.
FMCSA announced $1 million in Commercial Motor Vehicle Operator Safety Training grants to nine institution to help train veterans for jobs as a commercial bus or truck drivers.
As Secretary Elaine L. Chao said, " The Department is proud to recognize the sacrifices of our nation's heroes by...