High bmi should I even try

You will more than likely have to take a sleep study, BUT that said I would bring every thing you have and your doctor has on your sleep apnea to show that you and your doctor are aware and are treating it. Also take your Cpap machine for Primes Doc to OK.
I think you will be alright, you are aware of the issue, sleep apnea, and are being treated for it. Prime has plenty of drivers doing the same. As far as your weight is concerned, pretty much a non issue.

Hope this helps.

 

i was 314 pounds..i was large at one point..but i worked hard n dropped weight,BMI..etc etc i weighed in at 220. its never too late to change somethings about a lifestyle!

 

Prime doesn't have a problem with applicants who have sleep apnea... it's those who have been diagnosed and are not being treated. You aren't in that category, so you shouldn't have a problem. What Highway101 said. Prime also has a wellness plan for drivers... it's free if you complete the 13-week course, and its mostly painless. A lot of folks have turned their lives around with this while going down the road.

 

kjones85.....Congratulations on your weight loss!! It's a tough daily battle.

 

Years ago, I was told during a phone inquiry that Prime did indeed have a maximum allowable BMI. This was before the widespread use of CPAP. Have they changed their policy?

 

it was indeed hard at first! ever sense last January was the last time i saw the 300 mark!

 

If you already use a cpap then another sleep study is not necessary.

I have been using a cpap for 3 years now.

Your machine must be equipped with an sd card to store your usage data.
You are required to provide a readout of hours used and no less than 4 hours per day to be in compliance.

 

At one time there was an upper limit, but that policy was only in place for a few months and it was years ago. Prime has no BMI limit, and only uses it as one of a number of indicators that an individual may have sleep apnea.