California requires this physician's health report for two non-commercial roles: driving a house car over 40 feet and working as a driving school instructor. The physician answers 14 yes-or-no health questions on color vision, fields, hearing, limbs, insulin-treated diabetes, heart and lung disease, blood pressure, neurological and psychiatric conditions, lapses of consciousness and drug or alcohol use, then records acuity and blood pressure.
The physician completes the patient information, health questions, visual acuity, blood pressure and certification, signing under penalty of perjury. The driver signs consent to release the medical information.
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Yes. DMV publishes a Spanish edition, DL 546A SP, titled Reporte Médico Sobre La Salud, alongside the English form. Both cover the same health questions, vision and blood pressure readings, and certification for house car drivers over 40 feet and driving school instructors.
No. The form states at the top that it should not be used for commercial licensing requirements. Commercial drivers use the federal Medical Examination Report, MCSA-5875. DL 546A covers only house cars over 40 feet and driving school instructors.