Medical certificates, tracked before they become a problem
A lapsed medical card can sideline a driver — and for an owner-operator, that means the truck stops earning. Medical certificates expire on their own schedule, examiner rules change, and the date is easy to lose track of during a busy season.
TenFour tracks every driver's medical certification and warns you at 60, 30, and 7 days, with enough lead time to book the exam instead of losing a week of loads.
What we do
Expiration tracking
Every medical certificate's date is monitored, with escalating alerts as renewal approaches.
Records filed correctly
Current certificates stored in each driver's qualification file, where reviewers expect them.
Renewal reminders that stick
Texts to the driver, copies to the owner — until the new card is in the file.
Examiner guidance
We point you to the official National Registry to find a certified medical examiner near you.
Who it's for: Every CDL operation — this is the single most common quiet lapse for busy drivers.
Common questions
How long is a DOT medical card good for?
Up to 24 months, though examiners can certify for shorter periods depending on health conditions. We track whatever date is on your certificate.
What happens if my medical card expires?
Driving a CMV without current medical certification is a violation and can invalidate your CDL status. The fix is prevention — which is the point of the alerts.
Do you tell my state licensing agency about renewals?
Where self-certification updates apply, we remind you what to submit and where. The submission is yours; we make sure it does not get forgotten.
HANDLED, FOR ONE FLAT SUBSCRIPTION.
Included with TenFour plans starting at $99/month — every price published.