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Driver Employment Criteria You must verify that all drivers or prospective drivers are • at least 18 years old if you engage only in intrastate commerce (within the state); • at least 21 years old if you engage in interstate commerce (across state lines); • physically and psychologically fit (able to pass a DOT physical); • capable of reading and speaking English well enough to understand highway signals, respond to officials, and make entries in a logbook; and • properly licensed in the appropriate classification: operator; chauffeur; or Class A, B, or C Commercial Driver License (CDL). Ask prospective drivers to • document prior training and/or commercial motor vehicle driving experience; • provide written permission for you to access their Bureau of Motor Vehicles records to check for traffic violations and license suspension or revocation history; • give you permission to contact previous employers and state licensing agencies to verify that they have never been disqualified to drive a commercial motor vehicle, that they have never refused a drug test, and that they have never tested positive nor had a diluted urine sample rejected in a pre-employment, random, post-accident, or reasonable- suspicion drug test. Pre-Employment Screening H ave all prospective drivers complete an employment application prior to hiring them to drive a commercial motor vehicle. The information on the job application form must include at least the following information. - 28 -
• The applicantʼs name, address, date of birth, and social security number • The applicantʼs home address(es) for the past three years • The names and addresses of the applicantʼs current and former employers as well as employment dates for the previous three years (10 years for applicants who expect to operate vehicles requiring a CDL) • The reasons why the applicant left previous position(s) • The license number, state of issue, and expiration date of the applicantʼs current commercial motor vehicle operator license, CDL, or permit • A statement of the applicantʼs prior experience operating commercial motor vehicles • A list of motor vehicle accidents involving the applicant (back three years), including the date and nature of each accident and any personal injuries or deaths involved • A detailed statement pertinent to previous denial, revocation, or suspension of a license or permit—or a statement indicating that the driver has never had a license or permit denied, revoked, or suspended - 29 - Driver
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