DOT CERTIFICATION EXAM (FMCSA) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026

DOT CERTIFICATION EXAM (FMCSA) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A++ LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026 A 62 y/o woman is seen for a recertification. She is a smoker and has osteoarthritis, treated with Mobic, 15mg/day. On exam she has cervical ROM limited to 15o. She has a note from her doctor that she may drive a truck but may not climb nor flex her knees beyond 90o She is disqualified due to inability to climb or flex her knees. A driver comes in for recertification. He has been diagnosed with a cataract in his left eye and will be having surgery in a few months. He has a new eyeglass prescription and his vision is found to be: L - cannot read the chart uncorrected, 20/70 corrected. R - 20/40. You would: Disqualify the driver. A driver is returning to work from an alcohol rehab program. Who should evaluate the driver and make recommendations on education, treatment, follow up testing, and aftercare? Substance abuse professional Factors affecting the severity of chronic diseases leading to possible disqualification include all but: Well tolerated medications may be needed to stabilize the condition. Factors contributing to commercial driving stressors include: Long relay routes, abrupt schedule changes, responsibility for passenger safety. Four of the 13 Federal Motor Carrier Regulations or Standards are non- discretionary, with objective criteria not requiring decision making by the examiner. Which are the 4 standards? Vision, Hearing, Diabetes Mellitus and Epilepsy Motor carriers are responsible for ensuring their commercial drivers: Are at least 21 years old, speak and read English well enough to converse with the general public and have a valid medical examiner's certificate Which of the following is true concerning the Medical Examination Report form? You should obtain a release from the driver if the employer wishes to obtain a copy of the examination report.