I take a very small dose of Seroquel for years. An before sleep an don't drive after until morning when get up. Can u have CDL an do this. Wide awake inornin
Question about prescription drugs-cdl
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by In transit, Oct 20, 2017.
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Here is a article to read.
GAD medicine you speak of is a second line issuing to those who has failed the first line medicines. I think your condition is pretty advanced.
In general Benzos or other similar medicine is a disqualification for CDL. In fact, you will be needing to flip your sleep cycle day to night and back again according to hours of service needs and be able to sleep at a moment through and wake up and GO clear eyed and bushy tailed without drugs. Grab a coffee if you need a kick...
These last 10 years or so, the industry has grown intolerant of any drugs at all. Even tynenol PM has a active drug capable of failing a road side DUI test (eye test) for up to 20 hours after taking.
If You Take These Medications, You Might Not Get A CDL | CDLLife -
I see nothing about Seroquel on the list that u sent a link to off an I had seeing problems years back an diagnose with scysphronia mild, considered as going to new doc an what they say an don't want have license token away
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shouldn't be a proble,
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Go ask a dot doc
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What a would happen if they say no? Would u still be allowed to have regular driver license? How much could this all cost u? I had no immediate plans of otr an license is just intrastate
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Get a DOT physical, then you'll know if you can drive or not.
Some places charge less than a hundred dollars; such as CVS Pharmacy or Kroger "Little Clinic." -
U can still drive car? If fail physical?
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the government prefers you be on prescription meds so yes lol
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