FreightVerdict

The DOT Physical Verdict

Your numbers, your history, your medications — answered with one of four verdicts and the federal citation attached.

Run your verdict

1 · Blood pressure
The staging line is 140/90. The checker stages your reading exactly the way Appendix A to Part 391 stages it.
2 · Vision
3 · Hearing
4 · Diabetes
5 · Heart, brain & event history — with timing
Waiting periods are the quiet career-killers in this exam. Enter the timing; the checker runs the published lattice.
6 · Conditions
7 · Sleep apnea
There is no FMCSA sleep-apnea rule. This section computes a REFERRAL RISK from the published-but-never-adopted MRB/MCSAC criteria — labeled as such, never as a verdict.
8 · Medications
FMCSA approves no drug by name. Prescribed medications travel the §391.41(b)(12)(ii) exception — prescriber advises, examiner decides — which is why every medication answer here is an EXAMINER'S CALL with a documentation lever, never a fake pass or fail.
9 · Other conditions

Your answers never leave your phone. This checker runs entirely in this page — no account, no storage, nothing transmitted. Closing the page erases everything.

Federal sources: 49 CFR 391.41, 391.44, 391.46, 391.49; Appendix A to Part 391; FMCSA Medical Examiner's Handbook (2024 ed.) · Rules checked October 2026

Interstate rules — and the state note

This checker reads the federal interstate standards. If you drive intrastate only, your state may run modified medical rules; your state's text governs your certificate. The federal answer remains the reference point.

Only a certified medical examiner on the National Registry can certify you. FreightVerdict reads the published federal standards — it does not certify, diagnose, or treat, and nothing here is medical advice.

The $49 Medical Card Kit — $49, one-time payment

The checker reads your verdict. The Kit gets you through the exam: documentation packets for your condition, the two 45-day form clocks run as a calendar, the official medication form packet, waiting-period calendars, failure recovery, and the examiner phone script.

See the Medical Card Kit

Answer in your own words. The checker reads the same federal text your examiner is bound by — 49 CFR 391.41, its appendices, and FMCSA's examiner guidance — and prints one of four answers, with the citation attached.

PASS LIKELY — 2-YEAR SHORT CERT LIKELY SPECIALIST / EXEMPTION PATH EXAMINER'S CALL

The only four answers this department prints. Where the federal text decides, we compute. Where it leaves the call to the examiner, we say so — and show you the paperwork that moves it.

Every condition & medication, on its own page

Decided by the text — the bright lines

Decided by the text — with clocks and specialist files

Examiner's Call — where the text leaves judgment, we show the lever