Posted by JD Seller on December 31, 2013 at 18:59:58 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: CDL Headaches posted by L C Gray on December 31, 2013 at 17:53:11:
What really amazes me is that this was announced over 2 years ago. There was a 2 year grace period. We still have guys acting all surprised about the "new" rules that are 2 plus years old!!!!
I bet this has been on this forum at least 5-6 times.
The real simple thing to do is to just get a PHYSICAL!!!! Cost me $50. Then send/fax a copy of this to the State DOT. Your DONE. You can drive anywhere. It is not Rocket science!!!!
I see all of you guys trying to claim this and that exception just to save maybe $20-30 a year. That is SILLY!!!!!
I wish they would just require EVERYONE to get a medical card. Then there would not be any confusion. If you are not in good enough health to get one I really do not want to met you on the road driving a rig weighting 80,000 pounds anyway.
I also disagree with the FARM exception. I see guys that can barely walk driving a loaded semi to town weighting 96,000 LBS here at harvest time. The guys that are too darn old to run a tractor or combine are hauling grain. Great!!! They really are safe!!!! Maybe after a few bad wrecks and few dead people they will straighten that out.
I have a couple of other certifications I have to keep up. I can tell you they cost a heck of a lot more than what a CDL does to keep in force.
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