The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has extended a waiver of new medical card requirements. Originally set to expire on Sunday, October 12, the waiver now expires on January 10, 2026. The ...

With continued hiccups in FMCSA's move to an electronic med cert process, drivers get more time to use paper certificates as proof of certification. New York CDL testing scheme busted: who's charged ...

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration issued a waiver on October 9, 2025, extending the deadline for full implementation of the National Registry II electronic medical certification system.

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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has once again extended a waiver intended to help states maintain compliance with new federal guidelines for medical certification of commercial drivers ...

FMCSA has again extended the deadline to January 10, 2026, for states to fully implement the National Registry II electronic medical certification system, which has been in development for over a ...