If you self-certify “Non-Excepted” (NI or NA) you are required to keep a valid medical card on file with PennDOT. Keep your Medical Card Current with PennDOT PennDOT will mail you a receipt indicating that the Medical Examiner’s Certification and/or Self-Certification Form has been processed. (Medical card only, not the long form.) Enlarge the copy to 5 inches by 7 inches, to ensure that all information is legible.Īt your local PennDOT Driver License Center. Self-Certification Form (DL-11CD) – download the form here from PennDOT. Making this change to the driving record will automatically disqualify you from operating in any form of non-excepted transportation. If and when your driving type changes, you will be required to resubmit the Self-Certification Form and submit a valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate. If you are not currently working as a professional driver, and to avoid the loss of the commercial driving designation and the requirement to apply for a learner’s permit, you may self-certify as either “Excepted Interstate” or “Excepted Intrastate” transportation. You must meet Pennsylvania requirements under Title 67, Chapter 231. You must meet the Federal DOT medical certificate requirements. Nearly every commercial driver, unless the type of commerce you drive qualifies as ‘Excepted’, is required to submit their valid Medical Examiner’s Certificate to PennDOT. The new Federal regulations also require commercial drivers to self-certify the type of driving in which they operate or expect to operate. Pennsylvania CDL DOT Medical Card Requirements
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