Form VL-033 Vermont

CDL Medical Certification

Federal Motor Carriers Safety (FMCSA) Regulations require all CDL holders to self-certify as to what type of driving they perform or expects to perform.

The document is a set of instructions from the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles for CDL holders regarding their medical certification requirements under Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. The document explains that CDL holders are required to self-certify the type of driving they perform or expect to perform, and provides information about different types of certifications: Non-Excepted Interstate (NI) for those who operate in interstate commerce and need a medical certificate; Non-Excepted Intrastate (NA) for those who operate only within the state but still require a medical certificate due to age or medical conditions; Excepted Interstate (EI) for those who are exempt from having a medical certificate while operating in interstate commerce for certain reasons such as being a government employee or transporting human corpses; and Excepted Intrastate (EA) for those who operate only within the state and are underage or have certain medical conditions. The document also explains what constitutes interstate and intrastate commerce, and provides instructions on how to submit a medical certificate.