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  • Update Regarding the Medical Examiner's Certification Integration Final Rule

    The Medical Examiner's Certification Integration (National Registry II) final rule requires certified Medical Examiners listed on the National Registry who perform physical examinations of CMV drivers to use a newly-developed Medical Examination Report (MER) Form, MCSA-5875 and the Medical Examiner's Certificate (MEC), Form MCSA-5876, originally scheduled to begin on December 22, 2015. However, FMCSA announced that MEs will be allowed to use both the current and new versions of the MER Form, MCSA-5875 and the MEC, Form MCSA-5876, until April 20, 2016. (Both forms have been posted on both the FMCSA website and the Nation Registry website). This action is being taken to ensure that Medical Examiners have sufficient time to become familiar with the new forms and to program electronic medical records systems.

    View the full update from FMCSA, which includes links to the Federal Register Notice, the MEC and MER forms, and a sample CMV Driver Medical Examination Results Form, MCSA-5850.


  • What To Do When Stopped by Law Enforcement

    “What To Do When Stopped by Law Enforcement” document has been approved by the AAMVA Driver and Law Enforcement Standing Committees. It has also been endorsed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). In addition, the AAMVA Test Maintenance Subcommittee will be including this information in the next update of the Non-commercial Model Driver Testing System (NMDTS). However, AAMVA is making this document available now for those jurisdictions who want to amend or include in their driver manuals. 

    Download the Document