Source: https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/print/regulations/title49/section/391.11
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Section § 391.11: General qualifications of drivers.
Question 1: Is there a maximum age limit for driving in interstate commerce?
Question 2: Does the age requirement in §391.11(b)(1) [17] apply to CMV drivers involved entirely in intrastate commerce?
No. Neither the CDL requirements in part 383 [18] nor the FMCSRs in parts 390 [19]-399 [20] require drivers engaged purely in intrastate commerce to be 21 years old. The States may set lower age thresholds for intrastate drivers.
Question 3: What effect does the Age Discrimination in Employment Act have on the minimum age requirement for an interstate driver?
Question 4: May a motor carrier be exempt from driver qualification requirements by hiring a driver leasing company or temporary help service?
Question 5: May a motor carrier lawfully permit a person not yet qualified as a driver in accordance with §391.11 [17] to operate a vehicle in interstate commerce for the purpose of attending a training and indoctrination course in the operation of that specific vehicle?
Question 6: Does the Military Selective Service Act of 1967 require a motor carrier to place a returning veteran in his/her previous position (driving interstate) even though he/she fails to meet minimum physical standards?
Source URL: /regulations/title49/section/391.11
[13] /print/print/regulations/title49/section/391.11
[17] /regulations/title49/section/391.11
[19] /regulations/title49/part/390
[20] /regulations/title49/part/399