CDL Inquiry helps CDL drivers and commercial vehicle operators schedule a medical examination for DOT and commercial driving needs.
This service is available for $125 and is designed to help drivers understand the next steps before completing the exam process.
A DOT medical exam is used to evaluate whether a driver meets the physical qualification standards for operating a commercial motor vehicle.
The exam is completed by a medical examiner who is listed on the FMCSA National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners.
If the driver is determined to be physically qualified, the medical examiner may issue a Medical Examiner’s Certificate, also known as
Form MCSA-5876. Drivers often refer to this certificate as a DOT medical card.
Requirements may vary based on the driver’s health history and the medical examiner’s instructions. Drivers should be prepared to provide
accurate information and any documents requested before or during the appointment.
This service is separate from DOT drug and alcohol testing consortium enrollment. If you also need consortium enrollment, CDL Inquiry offers
a flat-rate annual program for CDL drivers, owner-operators, and small fleets.
CDL Inquiry’s DOT consortium enrollment is $110 per driver per year and includes the pre-employment drug test, random drug testing,
and random alcohol testing. Learn more here:
DOT consortium enrollment.
For official guidance, review these FMCSA resources:
If you need help scheduling or choosing the correct CDL Inquiry service, call 424-444-6615.