Kentucky commercial drivers who fall short of the federal DOT physical standards can ask for an intrastate medical waiver, and these seven reports carry the medical evidence for it. Each covers one condition group: vision (38A), metabolic (38B), neurological (38C), cardiovascular (38D), musculoskeletal (38E), alcohol or drug dependence (38F) and mental and emotional conditions (38G).
The physician or specialist treating the condition completes the whole report for that condition, and an eye doctor completes the vision report (38A). The driver files the reports with the TC 94-38 Request for Medical Waiver and the MCSA-5875 Medical Examination Report.
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Medical Report Forms - Vision, Metabolic, Neurological, Cardiovascular, Musculoskeletal, Alcohol or Drug Dependence, Mental & Emotional Conditions
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They are not available through the KYTC forms library. The CDL applicant contacts the Division of Driver Licensing CDL Section to request the Intrastate Medical Waiver packet, which includes the condition-specific medical report forms. The patient then brings the relevant report to the treating physician or eye doctor to complete.
An eye doctor completes the vision report. The other reports in the series are completed by the physician or specialist treating that condition. The finished report is sent to the CDL Section with the driver's TC 94-38 Request for Medical Waiver and the MCSA-5875 Medical Examination Report.
It is a route for commercial driver license applicants who do not meet the federal DOT physical requirements but may still qualify to drive commercially within Kentucky. The driver requests it on TC 94-38 and supports it with the matching medical reports from the TC 94-38A to G series.