DOT/ NRCME (DOT) CERTIFICATION EXAM
BANK 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM
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What are possible outcomes of the driver physical examination?
a) Partial certification.
b) Ineligibility.
c) Certification with Medical Examiner qualifications.
d) Time-limited certification. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > Time-limited
certification.
DOT/FMCSA drug and alcohol testing regulations are described in
49 CFR Part 40 and are separate from medical examination
requirements. Drug and/or alcohol testing is not a requirement
of CMV driver examinations, although Medical Examiner's may
perform any type of test considered necessary to assess driver
medical qualification. Drug testing does not usually include
testing for mescaline.
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The Medical Examiner should not:
a) Request driver medical records from primary care providers
and specialists.
b) Retain driver certification records for 3 years.
c) Delegate the certification decision to specialists.
d) Perform any test the Medical Examiner deems necessary to
assess fitness-for-duty - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > Delegate the
certification decision to specialists.
FMCSA medical program responsibilities include:
a) FMCSA oversight of the Department of Transportation.
b) FMCSA staff members perform examinations of CMVdrivers.
c) Provide funding for states to conduct research on CMV drivers.
d) Oversee the agency's medical exemption and certificate
programs - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > Oversee the agency's medical
exemption and certificate programs.
FMCSA medical program responsibilities do not include:
a) Develop and implement medical regulations, policies, and
procedures.
b) Oversee federal medical licenseregulations.
c) Conduct and oversee the agency's medical exemption and
certificate programs.
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d) Provide commercial motor vehicle driver examinations. - ✔✔✔
Correct Answer > Provide commercial motor vehicle driver
examinations.
Why is federal regulation needed to protect public safety?
a) Unhealthy CMV drivers pose an increased risk to their
trucking companies.
b) Interstate standards vary from state to state.
c) The economic cost of crashes involving CMVs is high.
d) There is a greater risk of injury lawsuit claims for CMV drivers.
- ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > The economic cost of crashes involving CMVs
is high.
Who is responsible for medical certification decisions?
a) The primary care physician.
b) The motor carrier.
c) The Medical Examiner.
d) The specialist - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > The Medical Examiner
Risk assessment does not include consideration of the driver's
ability to:
a) Maneuver trucks around tight spaces.
b) Assess freight biohazard levels.
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c) Make split second decisions while driving.
d) Downshift quickly in an emergency. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > Assess
freight biohazard levels
How often must the interstate CMV driver physical examination
be conducted?
a) Every year.
b) Every 2 years.
c) Every 3 years.
d) Every 5 years. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > Every 2 years
Driver drug and alcohol testing:
a) Are part of the FMCSA medical examination requirements.
b) May be performed as part of the medical examination.
c) Should include testing for mescaline.
d) Is not required after a drug or alcohol use violation. - ✔✔✔
Correct Answer > May be performed as part of the medical
examination.
The Medical Examiner uses what date to determine certificate
expiration?
a) Date that the driver completed his / her required forms.