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Every CDL driver must obtain a DOT medical card to operate a CMV. A CDL medical card is proof that you are physically capable of safely operating a CMV and have no health issues that could be potentially dangerous to other motorists.

Those who operate any of the following vehicles must undergo a DOT physical and obtain a DOT medical card:

Vehicles with a GCWR of over 10,001 pounds
Vehicles designed to transport more than 15 people or 8 passengers when direct compensation is involved
Vehicles transporting hazardous material

You must have a valid DOT medical card to keep your CDL valid.

A failed DOT drug test results in immediate removal from performing safety-sensitive functions, including driving a CMV. In serious cases, you may be suspended or dismissed, or lose your CDL license. It may also eliminate you as a new-hire candidate. Refusing a DOT drug test is similar to failing.

You are required to complete a DOT drug test prior to obtaining your CDL license. A failed DOT drug test during CDL training may delay your certification or prevent you from getting it, depending on your employer.

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To become a commercial truck driver an individual is required to acquire a CDL; (Commercial Driver's License). The U.S. Department of Transportation; Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration division sets guidelines for CDL drivers. Each state, in turn, adds additional requirements to meet the State requirements.

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