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Yes, if you hold a commercial driver's license (CDL) in Florida, you are required to report your DOT medical card to the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This is part of the self-certification process for CDL holders.

Steps to Report Your DOT Medical Card to the Florida DMV:

Self-Certify Your Driving Type:
You need to self-certify the type of driving you perform (interstate or intrastate, and whether it's non-excepted or excepted).
This can be done online through the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) website or in person at a DMV office.

Submit Your DOT Medical Card:
You must submit a copy of your valid DOT medical examiner’s certificate (medical card) to the Florida DMV.

You can do this by:
Online: Upload a scanned copy through the FLHSMV’s portal.
In Person: Visit a local DMV office and submit the certificate.
Keep It Updated:

If your DOT medical card expires, you need to submit a new certificate before the expiration date to avoid suspension of your CDL.

What Happens if You Don't Report It?
Failure to submit your DOT medical card or keep it updated can result in the downgrade of your CDL to a regular driver's license. This means you would no longer be authorized to operate a commercial vehicle until you submit a valid medical card.

Summary
If you're a Florida CDL holder, you must report your DOT medical card to the Florida DMV to remain compliant. Be sure to keep the DMV updated with a valid certificate to avoid any disruptions in your ability to drive commercially.


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