Question for drivers familiar with CDL training

Yup. The thing is it doesn't interfere with driving at all, and I probably have better grip than most. Will be calling the medical team today to see what they think. Will update on what they say. And you could say I have a "lobster claw" as well lol

 

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Of course you do. You disagree with anything that doesn't come from you. The thing is though that what you think means absolutely nothing, even if you are a legend in your own mind.

 

I have no doubt in your ability, I just wonder how much of a pain the dot will make the process. Good luck. Have paitance.

 

Wtf are you talking about. I have agreed with you with a lot of things on these forums, so I have no idea why you feel the need to be an ### hole. And it's not my opinion. It is FACT straight from the fmcsa website, clear cut, black and white, not open to interpretation or debate. Check your reading comprehension before you talk ####.

 

Since my "opinion" means nothing, more fact from fmcsa
Physical Impairments

Drivers with physical impairments, which affect their ability to safely operate CMVs, must obtain a "variance" from their State in order to be approved to drive commercially. The variance document must be carried with the commercial driver whenever they are operating a commercial motor vehicle. A Skill Performance Evaluation (SPE) is a special type of "variance" required for drivers with impaired or missing limbs (e.g., a hand or finger, an arm, foot, or leg). Drivers with missing limbs, if eligible, must obtain an SPE certificate. The commercial driver must always carry the SPE certificate at all times.

- See more at: https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration/commercial-drivers-license/medical#sthash.yiy7t3Nx.dpuf

 

And this is why this forum sucks. I try to help a guy out with some useful fact based info, and some a hole who has nothing to do with the conversation butts in just to insult and cause trouble

 

You only one finger for prime.

 

Only need one finger for prime.

 

Bad experiance with them?