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Who needs the Physicians Statement of Examination for Driving? Individuals applying for a driving license who have health concerns. Physicians assessing a patients fitness to drive. Referring health care providers needing to submit a medical assessment.
DOT interprets this regulation to permanently disqualify people with epilepsy regardless of present ability to control seizures. The regulations only cover truckers who cross state lines as part of their job and those who transport products within a state that originated in another state.
Contact Contact us by email: dmv.sm.cdlmedcertunit@dmv.ny.gov. Mailing Address: Medical Certification Unit. PO Box 2601. Albany, NY 12220-0601. Contact us by fax: 518-486-4421 or 518-486-3260.
North Carolina authorizes driver license examiners, driver license hearing officers, driver education specialists, law enforcement officers, court officials, physicians, or citizens to report drivers with certain illnesses such as epilepsy, which may make driving unadvisable, to the Division of Motor Vehicles for
However, after consulting with a patient, a physician may report a mental or physical condition that could impair the patients ability to safely operate a motor vehicle to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Physicians who report such conditions in good faith are immune from civil or criminal liability. N.C. GEN.
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To get a drivers license in most U.S. states, a person with epilepsy must be free of seizures that affect consciousness for a certain period of time. The seizure-free period varies from state to state. More recently, shorter intervals of seizure freedom are being required, for example 3 to 6 months.
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles Medical Review Unit Program evaluates drivers when there are concerns that certain medical conditions might have an impact on their ability to safely operate a vehicle.
Doctors Reporting Seizures The specific conditions doctors must report vary between states. The most common reportable conditions are dementia, stroke, and progressive neurological illnesses. Doctors are only required to report epilepsy in six states: California.

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