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After I provide the Secretary of State's Office with my unexpired medical examiner's certificate, do I still have to carry it with me when operating a commercial motor vehicle?
 
Answer:

Yes. Until the program is fully implemented on Jan. 30, 2014, all drivers who certify to non-excepted interstate must carry an original or copy of the medical examiner's certificate when operating a commercial motor vehicle. They also must provide a copy for their employer's driver qualification file.


 

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