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- FMCSA National Registry
The primary mission of the National Registry is to improve highway safety by producing trained, certified medical examiners who can effectively determine if interstate commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers meet FMCSA's physical qualification standards
- National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners | FMCSA
The National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners (National Registry) was created to ensure that Medical Examiners can effectively determine if interstate commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers meet FMCSA’s physical qualification standards
- Federal Motor Carriers Safety Administration (FMCSA) National Registry . . .
The National Registry ensures that MEs who perform Department of Transportation (DOT) driver medical examinations are properly trained and certified by FMCSA to do so
- How to Check Your DOT Medical Card Status Online
How Exam Results Reach Your Record When you complete a DOT physical, your certified medical examiner must electronically submit the results to FMCSA through the National Registry by midnight local time of the next calendar day 2 FMCSA then forwards that data electronically to your state licensing agency, which updates your CDLIS record
- FMCSA Portal | US Department of Transportation
Motor carriers use the FMCSA Portal to access crash, inspection, reviews, and census information contained on them in various FMCSA IT systems through a single interface
- FMCSA National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners
The FMCSA’s National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners is a public database of healthcare professionals authorized to perform physical qualification exams for commercial motor vehicle drivers
- Where can I find my National Registry Number? - NADME
In addition, if you are certified, you should be listed on the National Registry public search tool which provides your National Registry Number To access this information, go to the search tool in the middle of the page at https: nationalregistry fmcsa dot gov
- FMCSA 2026 Medical Certification Update: NRII Paper Card Rules
The change supports the rollout of National Registry II (NRII), which moves DOT medical certification from paper-based processing to electronic submission Medical examiners now submit DOT physical results directly into the FMCSA system, which then transmits certification data to state licensing agencies
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