Not Required DOT Physical

I am curious if anyone has gotten a DOT physical that is not required to have one. Whether it is for fun to get a physical exam and then fantasize about it later or because they are more complete than what you get from your provider.

I am curious if anyone has gotten a DOT physical that is not required to have one. Whether it is for fun to get a physical exam and then fantasize about it later or because they are more complete than what you get from your provider.

Seems to me if not a play exam then that falls in the categroy of abusing the medical system to get some jollies. Recommend no one do this with a real doc "for fun and fantasy" purposes.

I would be happy to give you or anyone needing/wanting a DOT physical. I'm VERY thorough and will guarantee I'll give you plenty to fantasise about later. 😉

I have been getting required DOT physicals done since I was twenty three years old. I will be sixty in a few months. Out of all the ones I have had done and that's close to twenty six. So far I have received one very thorough and complete physical. Most of them your out in fifteen minutes. As of roughly fifteen years ago or so the feds got involved and now you have to get these physicals done by a certified provider. A chiropractor can do them as long as they are certified.

But to get these done you have to provide a picture ID, a drivers license and fill out forms. The clinic keeps a copy and a copy gets sent off to the state you live in I believe. I wouldn't do this for fun, all of the providers I have seen to get these physicals done take this pretty seriously. A play doc seems like the best bet.

I am curious if anyone has gotten a DOT physical that is not required to have one. Whether it is for fun to get a physical exam and then fantasize about it later or because they are more complete than what you get from your provider.

Getting one done just for fun, or to get your jollies off, is not their purpose. No actual medical professionals should ever have to do their job just for anyone to get their kink/fetish fulfilled. To use medical professionals for that purpose is discouraged and frowned upon.

If you are looking to do it for your enjoyment during and/or after...find a play doctor. Then no one's time is wasted.

Around here you go to a chiropractor for the DOT physical. That's part of the reason I gave up my CDLA when renewal time came up. That smelled bad to me. Plus I didn't like them expecting me to get a physical when I wasn't driving anything that needed it. If you have a pilots license you don't have to have a physical to keep it, you just can't use it but you still keep whatever rating you have.

Also I was 75 when I gave it up and didn't expect to ever need it again anyway.

@Roscoe YES, indeed you do have to have a medical clearance to maintain a pilot license.

It tests reactions, ability to move limbs, strength, coordination, ability to think and react, heart, hearing, and separate vision test. It is not a fun thing. I find it rather distressing.

I go to my Family Doctor for it. I dont think He would perform it without a good reason. It is a rather serious thing.

It just may reveal something that would lead to losing driving privileges. The report goes into the Ministry of Transport like it or not.

This is serious stuff not a game.

I have to do one every 5 years to keep my Class D license and 4 for my Pilot license.

I have DZM class.

The Pilot license physical is even more thorough and frequent.

I can not see why anyone would want to risk losing their licence for fun or have a government agency asking "WHY"?

Then I am not a gambler or Med Fet Aficionado so what do I know?

You and your Doctor playmate may use this as a guide to create a scene. Don't trouble a Real Doctor it is a very serious thing for them to perform.

https://www.ontario.ca/page/medical-vision-and-hearing-standards-commercial-drivers

Things of interest to read

https://www.ontario.ca/document/official-ministry-transportation-mto-bus-handbook/licence-classes-and-combinations

https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-truck-drivers-licence

https://tc.canada.ca/en/corporate-services/acts-regulations/list-regulations/canadian-aviation-regulations-sor-96-433/standards/standard-424-medical-requirements/standard-424-appendix-ii-limitations-restrictions-which-may-appear-permit-licence-medical-certificate#physical