DOT Physicals for Albemarle, NC Drivers
Albemarle to the Monroe clinic is forty minutes down NC-200, which is closer than Charlotte for most of Stanly County. If you have been driving an hour each way for a DOT physical, this is the nearer option, and the Saturday hours are the same as Friday.
Certifying commercial drivers since 1985. Alex books 24 hours a day in English and Spanish and texts you the address as soon as you are booked. Walk-ins welcome during clinic hours.
About 27 miles, about 40 minutes. From Albemarle take NC-200 south through Oakboro into Monroe. NC-200 reaches US-74 (Roosevelt Blvd) in Monroe; turn west and the clinic is on W Roosevelt Blvd, inside Keith Clinic at Suite A.
Stanly County drivers we see are in aggregate, timber, agriculture and the plants along US-52 and NC-24-27, often owner-operators who cannot give up a weekday. Book a Saturday slot with Alex and you keep the week.
Related: owner-operators, dump truck drivers, what to bring checklist.
Charlotte DOT Exam Center has certified commercial drivers since 1985. While our new Charlotte facility is finalised, Dr. Alan Tebby, one of our two FMCSA-certified medical examiners, holds clinic in Monroe on Fridays and Saturdays, inside an established medical practice with truck parking on site.
The building
Keith Clinic of Chiropractic
2606 W Roosevelt Blvd, Suite A
Monroe, NC 28110
Ask for Tebby Clinic DOT exams once you are inside; another practice’s name is on the door.
Clinic days
Fridays and Saturdays
11:00am to 5:00pm
Which dates are open changes month to month. Alex, the booking line, has the live list.
The price
$79 cash
or $81.77 by card
Covers the exam, the urine test, your certificate and the National Registry submission. Nothing else to pay.
Arrive ten minutes early for paperwork. Dr. Tebby checks vision, hearing, blood pressure and pulse, runs the urine test (a medical screen, not a drug test), goes through your history and medications, and does the physical. Most drivers are finished in 30 to 45 minutes. If you meet the FMCSA standards, your certificate is signed and printed before you leave and submitted to the National Registry the same day. The Registry passes the result to the NC DMV electronically; you no longer hand in the paper certificate.
Bring your CDL or photo ID, a written list of your medications and doses, glasses or contacts if you drive with them, hearing aids if you use them, your current card if you are recertifying, and your CPAP compliance report or a specialist’s letter if either applies to you.
How far is it from Albemarle?
About 27 miles, about 40 minutes by road, and the Google Maps link above gives you the live route and traffic. Truck parking is on site.
How far ahead do I need to book?
Usually not far. Alex has the live calendar and most weeks have open slots on both Friday and Saturday. Walk-ins are also welcome during clinic hours, but a booked time is held for you and a walk-in waits for the next gap.
What does it cost?
$79 cash or $81.77 by card, and that is everything: the examination, the urine test, the certificate and the National Registry filing. If you were already booked at a quoted price, you pay the price you were quoted.
More questions? See the FAQ, the price page and the requirements checklist, or book online. The medical conditions guide covers blood pressure, diabetes, sleep apnea and the rest.
Fridays and Saturdays, 11am to 5pm, in Monroe. About 40 minutes from Albemarle. Call Alex and he will give you the open dates.
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