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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.
If your medical card lapses, you are considered unfit to operate a commercial vehicle, leading to a suspension of your CDL privileges. Your license becomes invalid, and you cannot drive legally until you renew your medical certification.
The requirement to downgrade commercial drivers license (CDLs) of drivers in a prohibited Clearinghouse status rests on the simple but safety-critical premise that drivers who cannot lawfully operate a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) because they engaged in prohibited use of drugs or alcohol or refused a drug or
If you let your CDL go more than 60 days beyond its expiration, you might need to requalify.
DS-6: Physicians Reporting Form (PDF) Used by a licensed physician to notify the DMV of a driver licensed in NY State when the physician determines that the mental or physical condition of the driver can affect the safe operation of motor vehicles.
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A physician is not required by law to report to the DMV if a driver has a seizure or a loss of consciousness. However, in the interest of the health and safety of the driver and the safety of all highway users, any such incidents should be reported promptly using a Physicians Reporting Form (PDF) (DS-6).
Can You Be a CDL Driver and a Medical Marijuana User Simultaneously? Legally, no. Marijuana is illegal at the federal level, and should never be used while performing a safety sensitive function, like truck driving.

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