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CME Certified Federal Medical Examiner

Category - Driver Identification and History

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According to FMCSA guidelines, what is the medical certification period for a person with a history of epilepsy?

Six months
One year
Two years
None; the person is not qualified

Explanation

Answer: D - None; the person is not qualified

This is the correct answer because as per FMCSA’s guidelines, persons with a known history of epilepsy are immediately disqualified from being CMV drivers. Epilepsy or brain seizures put drivers and the public at high risk of motor vehicle accidents.

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