DOT Medical Examination Questions & Answers 100% Pass

DOT regulates _____state commerce. The vehicle and its contents must cross _____ or ________ boundary and transporting items between two places in a state as part of a trade, traffic, or transportation originating or terminating _______ the state or the US. - ANSWER-Interstate state or national outside "Commercial Motor Vehicle" 1) Combined gross vehicle wt of ________ lb or more 1) Designed or used to transport more than _____ passengers (including driver) for compensation or more than _____ passengers not for compensation. 3) Transport Haz Mat in quantities that require _____ _____ _________ - ANSWER-1) 10,001 2) 8; 15 3) Haz Mat placard FMCSA created in 1999 by the Motor Carrier safety improvement act of 1999. FMCSA began 2000 under DOT. Mission to reduce crashes, injuries, fatality involving large trucks/buses Regulates interstate commercial operations Regulates CMV driver's health/safety Medical expert panel issues recommendations to FMCA - ANSWER- Medical examiner requirements; 1) maintain certification: refresher training q ____ yrs; recertification q ____ yrs 2) must provide copies/info requested of the FMSCA w/in _____ hours 3) must maintain exam reports for ___ years - ANSWER-1) 5 2) 10 3) 3 Form to submit w/ driver's info on exams done aka medical examiner report form - ANSWER-Form MCSA-5875 Card to be filled out for drivers;either interstate OR intrastate NOT BOTH aka medical examiners certificate - ANSWER-Form MCSA-5876 Driver duties: Pre-trip/post-trip inspection, drive, loading, unloading, lifting tarpaulins, tire chains - ANSWER- Code of Federal Regulations 49-CFR 391.41 - ANSWER-Driver Qualifications Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR 391.43 - ANSWER-Medical examiners responsibilities Code of Federal Regulations 49 CFR 391.64 - ANSWER-Grandfathering for vision/diabetes waiver study program 49 CFR 391.41 ___(#) standards; ___(#) discretionary; ___ (#) non-discretionary: _______ _______ _______ _________ - ANSWER-13 9 4: vision, hearing, epilepsy, insulin DM