For a wheelchair accessible vehicle is considered commercial applications, they need to be safety inspected by state approve safety site. They will give them a rectangular sticker. They pull into a safety inspection state-approved safety site.

Inspectors will be looking for:
A. Fire Extinguisher
B. First Aid Kit
C. Break down Kit
D. Biohazard Spill Kit. 

Once application and paperwork with the State are processed and an inspector from the General. The office will check the vehicles.

For a wheelchair accessible vehicle they need to have MC plates, for that they will go the same place to cab drivers, and limousine drivers go to. Any of the Secretary of State (SOS) building.

When they go to the SOS, they will be required to present registration, proof of insurance, safety line inspection sheet.

For a non-wheelchair accessible vehicle, they will need PT plates and they will to the SOS building. When they go to the Secretary of State facility, they will be required to present registration, safety line inspection sheet,

When they go to the Secretary of State facility, they will be required to present registration. proof of insurance.

Medicar Safety Training Program is consists of 2 days or 1 day of Webinar Training and 1 day Onsite Driving Evaluation. 

You will receive your Temporary Certificate once you successfully pass the Online Test and the Onsite Driving Evaluation. This certificate will allow you to work as a certified Non-Medicar Emergency Transport Driver. 

Your Official Certificate will be mailed to the mailing address that you indicated in the registration form within 7 to 10 business days.

The Medicar Safety Webinar is conducted every other Thursday and Friday from 8am – 12pm OR every other Saturday from 8am to 4pm. Every student should complete an 8-hour webinar session to be able to take the online test.

We can customize the schedule according to your schedule minimum of 4 students. Upon checking our trainers availably, we will open a course.

Anyone.

As a general rule of thumb, insurance providers will not insure drivers in commercial driving positions that are under 25 years of age. However, persons may work in different capacities in the transportation industry that do not require
them to actually drive a commercial vehicle.

Can a waiver be obtained in certain cases?

Yes.

Because we certify drivers and not companies. In addition, companies believe that if they pay for the certification the certificate belongs to them.

It does not.

By holding onto a certification, after a driver has been discharged or voluntarily leaves the employment it prompts temptation on the companies behalf to commit fraud.
This certification requirement for drivers is a law; it is also an educational platform therefore the fee involved in obtaining the certification is tax deductible.

Yes.

However, that request should be made at the time of class registration.

• Medicar Safety Training Program consists of 2 days or 1 day of Webinar Training and 1 day of Onsite Driving Evaluation.
• You will receive your temporary Certificate once you successfully pass the Online Test and the Onsite Driving Evaluation. This certificate will allow you to work as a certified Non-Medicar Emergency Transport Driver. 
• Your Official Certificate will be mailed to the mailing address that you indicated in the registration form within 7 to 10 business days.

Webinar Training Sessions: iDrivio requires at least a 24-hour notice over the phone in case of cancellation for the webinar training sessions. Last-minute cancellations are subject to a $45 cancellation fee. Refund requests after the scheduled training dates will not be accepted. Refunds are limited to 30% of the training fee and are subject to Stripe processing fees and the time involved in managing the refund process.