Posted by 2badlybent on January 01, 2014 at 04:50:15 from (75.226.111.209):
In Reply to: CDL Headaches posted by L C Gray on December 31, 2013 at 17:53:11:
L C just go to your Dr. and get your checkup and then send the information to your DMV. The law says you need to carry a health certificate [a little card] with you when driving commercial vehicles. If your DR. says you are not healthy enough to drive a truck then you should not. I do think you are right to want to keep your CDL. One never knows when they may want to drive for pay or drive your own truck. I keep mine because I haul my equipment with a heavy pickup and a 12 ton trailer. Here in the northeast state lines are very close and interstate driving is likely to happen often.
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