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Can a driver carry a photocopy of a medical card?

RegSensePhysical exam - Motor CarrierEnglishFleet SafetyFederal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), DOTBest ResultsFAQFocus AreaUSAEnforcement - DOTRoadside InspectionsTransportationPhysical exam - Motor Carrier

Yes, drivers may carry a legible copy of their medical examination certificate on their person. Section 391.41(a) states that drivers must be physically qualified and carry the original or a photographic copy of the medical examiner’s certificate on their person to demonstrate compliance. Note, however, that drivers who hold a commercial driver’s license (CDL) and who are required to submit their medical examiner’s certificate to the state do not need to carry a copy of the certificate for more than 15 days after issuance. The CDL driver's medical certification information must be on their CDL driving record after 15 days from each DOT medical exam.

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