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HB0107

Commercial Driver License Medical Certificate Requirements

Last scannedOct 8, 2026, 2:41 AM

In one sentence

This act sets rules about when and how commercial driver's licenses can be downgraded or reinstated based on medical certification requirements.

Sets a time limit of 60 days for drivers to provide an updated federal medical qualification certificate after their current one expires.
Requires the Department of Transportation to downgrade a commercial driver’s license if the driver does not submit a new medical certificate within 60 days.
Allows the Department of Transportation to reinstate a previously downgraded commercial driver's license without requiring additional tests when the driver provides an updated medical certificate before the original expiration date.

Commercial drivers who need federal medical qualification certificates for their licenses.

The bill did not pass and was not considered for introduction, so it has no legal effect.
It is unclear how many drivers will be affected by this act since it did not become law.

Plain language

Federal Medical Qualification Certificate: A document that confirms a commercial driver meets the required health standards to operate a commercial vehicle safely.

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