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New rules for Idaho commercial drivers: What you need to know

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MERIDIAN, Idaho — The Idaho State Police (ISP) Commercial Vehicle Safety (CVS) division is reminding commercial drivers of upcoming changes to the Out-of-Service (OOS) criteria regarding medical certificates. Beginning April 1, changes can effect when a driver can be placed out of service for not possessing a valid medical certificate. Current Rules Under the current rule, a driver is placed out of service if they do not have a valid medical ce…

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New rules for Idaho commercial drivers: What you need to know

MERIDIAN, Idaho — The Idaho State Police (ISP) Commercial Vehicle Safety (CVS) division is reminding commercial drivers of upcoming changes to the Out-of-Service (OOS) criteria regarding medical certificates. Beginning April 1, changes can effect when a driver can be placed out of service for not possessing a valid medical certificate. Current Rules Under the current rule, a driver is placed out of service if they do not have a valid medical ce…

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