New York Article 19-A Bus Driver's Diabetic Follow-Up is an important part of the state's transportation safety program. It requires bus drivers with diabetes to have their blood glucose levels monitored and to submit a medical certificate to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) every two years. If a driver's diabetes is not well-controlled, the DMV may require a more frequent follow-up schedule. The DMV may also require additional blood sugar testing and/or an additional medical report from the driver's healthcare provider. There are two types of New York Article 19-A Bus Driver's Diabetic Follow-Up: a Standard Follow-Up and an Enhanced Follow-Up. A Standard Follow-Up consists of two annual blood sugar tests, a medical examination every two years, and a medical report from the driver's healthcare provider. An Enhanced Follow-Up includes three annual blood sugar tests, a medical examination every two years, and a medical report from the driver's healthcare provider.
New York Article 19-A Bus Driver's Diabetic Follow-Up
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Visit the Niagara County DMV website for available services. To make a reservation, visit the website or call 716-743-4599.
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(a) All motor carriers shall be required to conduct pre-employment and random drug and alcohol testing in ance with the provisions and requirements of Part 382 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations on all drivers of a school bus, as defined by section one hundred forty-two of this chapter, regardless of
Prerequisites to become a NYS DMV Certified Examiner Successful completion of a DMV-approved Certified Examiner training course ? (this PTSI Course qualifies) Current Commercial Driver's License (CDL) with proper endorsements. Licensed for at least 18 months in the class of bus you will be testing/evaluating drivers.
Exception to the Rule- Insulin If you have diabetes, and take insulin to treat it, under federal law, you must apply for an exemption from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) to drive an interstate bus.
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To book by phone, all you need to do is call (518) 402-2100 and select a time that works for you.
To book by phone, all you need to do is call (518) 402-2100 and select a time that works for you.
