Get TX DPS CDL-7 2012

Upon receipt of your request for reinstatement, your driver record will be reviewed for eligibility and a notification of determination will be provided to you by mail. If you are approved for reinstatement, you will be required to apply as an original CDL applicant at your local driver license office.

By mail to: Department of Public Safety. Enforcement and Compliance Service. P.O. Box 4087. Austin, TX 78773-0320. By fax: (512) 424-2848. By e-mail (documents must be PDF files): driver.improvement@dps.texas.gov.

Drivers with a downgraded CDL could result in violations and fines for the carrier, whether the issue is discovered through an audit or at the roadside. ... A duty of all commercial drivers is to abide by Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) requirement to obtain a medical examiner's certificate.

If your license is downgraded and you want to amend back to a CDL you must go to your local DMV directly (not to the central DMV office in Albany listed above), to complete the required documentation and to comply by either producing a valid medical examiner's certificate or MC-11A self certification form.

How can I get my CDL privileges back if I am non-certified? If the medical examiner's certificate has expired, you must obtain a new one and provide it to the Department. If the variance (waiver) has expired, you must renew it with FMCSA and it must be provided to the Department.

Any driver with an updated certificate can submit it to DPS via email at CDLMedCert@dps.texas.gov or by fax at (512) 424-2002.

If a medical examiner's certificate is required, it must be valid at all times to prevent the downgrade of your CDL or CLP. Downgrading will result in the loss of your commercial driving privileges and require you to complete the knowledge and skills exams again.

You can lose points on your commercial driver's license in Texas for moving violations such as speeding or missing a stop sign. The usual point total on your license for any moving violation is 2 points. These points stay on your license for three years from the date of conviction.

Drivers with a downgraded CDL could result in violations and fines for the carrier, whether the issue is discovered through an audit or at the roadside. ... A duty of all commercial drivers is to abide by Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's (FMCSA) requirement to obtain a medical examiner's certificate.

A CLP is valid for 180 days or when your Texas driver license expires, whichever is earliest. A CLP can be renewed one time, up to 30 days prior to expiration, without needing to retake the knowledge exams.