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Google Translate is not support in your browser. To translate this page, please install the Google Toolbar opens in new window. Complete an online CDL Application. Provide proof of your social security number SSN. It will be verified with the Social Security Administration while you are in the office.
Verify your identity with an acceptable identity document. Your current name needs to match the name on the identity document see the FAQs for more information. Pay the nonrefundable application fee application and fee valid for 12 months. Have your thumbprint scanned. Pass a vision exam. Have your photo taken. In certain instances, we may also issue the following outcomes: Medically qualified with conditions: When evidence proves the driver may not be medically qualified to drive a commercial motor vehicle, but the condition appears correctable, the driver will be contacted for further information or a reexamination will be scheduled.
Medically qualified with restrictions: Applicants with conditions that are waivable under federal standards vision, hearing, and loss or impairment of limb , or previously licensed commercial drivers with other conditions, may be eligible for a CDL with appropriate restrictions. Medically disqualified for CDL only: When evidence proves the driver is not qualified to drive a commercial motor vehicle, but does qualify for a Class C noncommercial driver license, the driver will be issued only a Class C license.
Medically disqualified for any class driver license: When a medical report indicates the driver does not qualify to drive any motor vehicle safely, revocation of the entire driving privilege is required. Drive Test DMV will conduct a drive test to determine whether the driver compensates for a condition that is waivable under federal standards if the driver has not previously demonstrated compensation.
Exceptions plus minus In certain circumstances, DMV may make exceptions to the medical standards for a commercial driver license. Original Application On original CDL applications, DMV may make rare exceptions to the medical requirements when the driver is able to demonstrate a history of adequate compensation.
Factors DMV considers to determine if the medical condition will affect driving include but are not limited to the following: History and length of medical condition.
Scope of commercial driving. Hours of operation. Driving record history. Scope of employment. Side effects of condition. Geographic location. Type of vehicle. Commercial License Renewal If the driver has been driving safely with the disqualifying medical condition, DMV may make exceptions from federal standards to allow the driver, when renewing a Class A or B license, to operate a commercial vehicle.
The driver should send the waiver request to: U. If the review indicates further investigation is needed, a reexamination may be scheduled. Reexamination A hearing officer may order a reexamination based on information such as medical reports, law enforcement or court referrals, Department of Health Services Confidential Morbidity Reports CMR , or other contacts. How it affects safe driving, if at all.
The medical regimen, if any. The prognosis of the medical condition or physical impairment. The scope of the driving. The driving record and how it relates to the medical condition or physical impairment, if at all. How compensation for the medical condition or physical impairment or lack of compensation was determined. Any restrictions and the reasons the restrictions were imposed. The hearing officer will make a decision following the reexamination to take no action, or, if action is required, find that the driving privilege should be: Revoked.
Restricted to a Class C non-commercial driver license. Restricted to intrastate driving only, with no passengers and no hazardous materials requiring placards.
Restricted to scope or geographical area of employment. Placed on probation based on a physical or mental condition. Revoked the driving privilege of a commercial applicant. In determining whether the driver qualifies for a CDL, the hearing officer must consider the evidence received, which may include the following: Factors Considerations Hours of Work — Are the hours stable and regular?
How successfully? Scope of Driving — Road and traffic conditions? Mileage — How large an area does or will the driver need to cover? Driving Record — Does the driving record show any accidents? In a commercial vehicle? Related to the medical condition or physical impairment?
With a Class B Commercial Driver's License you may drive a bus other than a trailer bus , a single vehicle with a GVWR of more than 26, lbs, a 3-axle vehicle weighing over 6, pounds, a farm labor vehicle and any vehicle that a Class C driver is permitted to drive.
Below are instructions on how to apply. Download and complete a Form DL , the year history record check. This will verify which driver's licenses you have been issued over the past 10 years so that California can check your driving record. You do not need to complete this form if you have never been issued a driver's license. This form is not available online. Take and pass a vision exam. Download a Medical Examination Report DL 51 , take it to an authorized medical examiner listed on the form , complete a medical examination, and have the examiner fill out the form and place it in a sealed envelope.
These requirements include: You must be 18 years old. You have to show proof that you are the age you say you are. Bring papers that show you are a California resident. It is the law. You have to be approved of a medical certification to drive by both the United States and the state of California. You have to pass the written test before taking your road test. Road Test Rules Here are the rules and regulations you must adhere to before taking your road test: Finish your application.
You must be medically cleared by the United States and the state of California to drive. You have to have a sponsor with you for the road test.
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