DOT Physicals
Who Is Required to Have a DOT Medical Card?
Learn which drivers and transportation workers may need a DOT medical card, why the requirement matters, and how to confirm what applies to your work.
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DOT Physicals
Monocular Vision and the DOT Medical Card: What Drivers Should Know
Having vision in only one eye, or limited vision in one eye, does not always end the DOT medical certification process. Learn how standard and alternative vision pathways may apply and how to prepare for your exam.
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DOT Physicals
How Long Is a DOT Medical Card Good For?
Most DOT medical certificates can be issued for up to 24 months, but many drivers receive a shorter certification period based on their health history or monitoring needs. Here is what to check and how to plan ahead.
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DOT Physicals
What to Expect From Urinalysis at Your DOT Physical
A straightforward guide to the urine test included in many DOT physical exams, what it commonly checks for, and how to prepare for your visit.
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CDL Compliance
How CDL Medical Certification Reporting to the RMV Has Changed
CDL holders may no longer need to bring or upload a new DOT medical certificate to the RMV after an exam. Learn how FMCSA electronic reporting works, what drivers still need to do, and why it is smart to confirm your record.
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