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CDL Examination Fees

How much does a CDL exam cost? The answer to that question will depend on where in the country the exam is offered. Since there is no set market price for a commercial driver license examination, clinics and hospitals alike are free to set their own rates. Research into 2018 CDL physical examination advertised fees shows the national average is $109.


The following lists each state and their 2018 average CDL examination fee (excludes drug testing fee):

AL - $76 / AK - $170 / AR - $94 / AZ - $102 / CA - $116 / CO - $106 / CT - $95 / DE - $80 / FL - $89 / GA - $80 / HI - $156 / ID - $120 / IL - $102 / IN - $102 / IA - $134 / KS - $124 / KY - $97 / LA - $125 / ME - $107 / MD - $96 / MA - $87 / MI - $85 / MN - $125 / MS - $85 / MO - $95 / MT - $95 / ND - $142 / NE - $150 / NV - $83 / NH - $112 / NJ - $108 / NM - $109 / NY - $125 / NC - $112 / OH - $84 / OK - $100 / OR - $108 / PA - $103 / RI - $118 / SC - $82 / SD - $131 / TN - $86 / TX - $103 / UT - $115 / VT - $138 / VA - $109 / WA – 118 / WV - $100 / WI - $107 / WY - $126

Read more about charging for a CDL examination here: https://www.nrcmetraininginstitute.com/blogs/news/what-do-you-charge-for-a-dot-medical-exam

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Certified Medical Examiners on the National Registry are required to be recertified no sooner than 9 years and no later than 11 years from the date of issuance of their medical examiner certification credential. Recertification requires that providers complete an accredited training program, such as ours, and pass the in-person national NRCME certification examination.

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