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I receive hundreds of emails from people all cross the United States querying answers concerning CDL requirements and alms with general assist capacity,0. It may yield,0 me a few canicule,0 to answer, but I always write back. I adore,0 the accord,0 with other drivers and especially, the "newbies." I recently received an email from a marquis who asked me a question that I have never been asked before in 29 years of trucking. He was an (arm) amputee, and was accepting,0 trouble with his family state arising,0 him a CDL. He asked for my assist.
I knew what the Regulations had to say about it, merely I searched on the internet and was surprised at some of the things I base. One article was accounting,0 at an owner stating his amazement that an (arm) amputee would even apply for his accessible,0 truck driving job. I larboard,0 a comment on his had to! I would like everyone to kas long asan amputee, arm or thigh, CAN DRIVE a semi tractor-trailer!
People fair do not know the Regulations while it comes to active,0 a mercantile motor conveyance. Can an amputee have a CDL? YES! Can an amputee drive a semi equip? YES! Those whom I cry "the foolish ones," ambition point out Regulation 391.41(b), which basically states that a person cannot drive a commercial motor vehicle if they have a "wastage of a bottom,0, a leg, a duke,0, or an arm." BUT, they all appear to absence,0 the next line: except if they have "[i]been allowed a skill extravaganza appraisal certificate pursuant to

Within this section is the opener for those with this concrete,0 condition: §391.49 Alternative physical accomplishment,0 criteria for the loss or crime,0 of limbs. All one absences is a Skill Performance Evaluation (SPE) Certificate. This certificate shows that the person questing a CDL can manipulate the commercial motor vehicle safely, and that the amputee action,0 does not mediate with the secure action of the vehicle.
Several months ago I sat down by a T/A Truck Stop because supper, and the disciplinarian,0 next to me had ONE ARM! He had been driving namely course for 16 annuals! So for always of you human like the upon employer: understand almost the subject ahead you jot about it! And, for all you who are marveling if an amputee can have a CDL: the respond namely a clear and resounding, YES!
For the complete rules, regulations and explanation for this blazon,0 of situation, read Regulation 391.49 and if you are an amputee and absence to drive the huge rigs . . . THEN GO FOR IT! I'll ride with you anyone daytime, before I ride with the above-mentioned employer!
Good Luck, and KEEP ON 'TRUCKIN'