Minnesota Self-Identification Form
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My CDL is valid, but my medical examiner's certificate is expiring. Will I be required to submit a new certificate before my next renewal? Yes. Commercial drivers are required to maintain current medical information on their driving record.
Please submit this completed self-certification form and your medical examiner's certificate from a certified medical examiner and/or medical waiver, if applicable, online: drive.mn.gov, by mail: Driver and Vehicle Services Division, 445 Minnesota Street, Suite 175, St.
Most CDL drivers operating in Minnesota operate in category 3 non-exempt intrastate commerce and are required to obtain a medical certificate. This includes: Drivers of vehicles over 26, 000 pounds gross vehicle weight.
Serious violations that will result in a CDL disqualification include: Excessive speeding 15 mph or more above the posted speed limit. Reckless driving. Driving a CMV without the proper class of CDL and/or endorsements for the specific vehicle group operated, for passengers or cargo type.
You are responsible for providing your valid medical certificate to Virginia DMV. If you do not keep your medical card up to date with Virginia DMV you status will be changed to not-certified, your CDL will be canceled and your driver license will be downgraded.
Non-Excepted Intrastate (NA) While driving commercially you may not cross state or international borders. If you self-certify as operating NA, your CDL card and driver record will reflect a CDL Intrastate Only restriction (40/K).
California law requires all CDL drivers to meet Federal Motor Carrier qualification requirements under 49 CFR part 391 and have a valid DOT medical card. You must meet the Federal DOT medical certificate requirements.
About the Medical Examination Report (MER) Form, MCSA-5875: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requires that interstate commercial motor vehicle drivers maintain a current Medical Examiner's Certificate (MEC), Form MCSA-5876 to drive.
Drivers License By State. RSTR stands for Restrictions. There are various restrictions that can be placed on a driver's license. The most common example is, some drivers must have prescription glasses when driving. If you have any restriction codes listed, you probably should already know what they mean.
