Dr. Brad Levine, Orlando Chiropractor and DOT physical provider at Workflow Employer Services describes a world where commercial drivers are not required to take and pass a DOT physical exam.

Altamonte Springs, FL — June 8, 2016 — Workflow Employer Services owner and Orlando area chiropractor Dr. Brad Levine recently published a new blog on his website, “No DOT Physical Exam? Imagine A World Where the DOT Physical Wasn’t Required…”

In the article Dr. Levine asks the reader to think about what it would be like on the road – both for commercial drivers and passenger vehicles alike.

As Dr. Levine says, “As a commercial driver, most of you are highly aware of your responsibility. The DOT physical requirement is intended to make sure you meet the physical aspect of that responsibility. Yet, there is another side too. There is YOU. How about the risks you face each day?”

He goes on to explain that you do your part so you should be glad that the DOT physical requirement ensures that other commercial drivers do the same.

He adds, “As is the case with any situation, the temptation to ignore self-regulation and reporting, to find shortcuts, to cut corners, to seek external mechanisms of coping with sleep deprivation or the stress of these responsibilities and temptations, can seem really appealing. Without the DOT physical requirement, there may be some drivers who would likely fall prey to those shortcuts and outside influences.”

Then, he outlines how the DOT physical requirement prevents against that and how the two DOT physical locations of Workflow Employer Services can help you meet your end of that requirement quickly and conveniently.

The entire article can be found here: http://orlandodotphysicals.com/no-dot-physical-exam-imagine-world-dot-physical-wasnt-required/

Workflow Employer Services has two DOT physical locations in Orlando and Altamonte Springs. Both locations offer same day DOT physicals and CDL medical exams along with employee drug testing services. Both DOT physical locations are bilingual and accept DOT p