1. No record of a preventable accident resulting in a fatality or serious injury.
2. No record, citation or conviction during the one-year period prior to the Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) of more than:
   1. One moving violation
   2. One preventable accident
   3. One preventable accident and one moving violation
3. No record, citation or conviction during the three-year period prior to the MVR of more than:
   1. Three moving violations (two equipment violations equal one moving violation)
   2. One preventable accident
   3. One preventable accident and two moving violations
   4. One suspension period longer than 30 days for any reason
4. No record, citation or conviction during the five-year period prior to the MVR order date for:
   1. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
   2. Refusal to take a test provided for by an implied consent or similar law
   3. Reckless homicide or involuntary manslaughter
   4. Operating while under suspension or revocation
   5. Leaving the scene of an accident or "hit and run"
   6. Speed exhibition, contest or drag race
   7. Use of a motor vehicle in the commission of a felony
   8. Assault with a motor vehicle
   9. Reckless driving or careless endangerment
   10. Fleeing or eluding a police officer
   11. Suspension associated with or caused by excessive or serious moving violations
5. All straight truck drivers (C & D units) must have:
   1. Six months minimum, verifiable commercial driving experience in same size vehicle intended to operate or greater within the past two years of the driver application date or
   2. Pass a road test from a commercial driver training school pre-approved by FedEx Custom Critical.

FedEx Custom Critical will not qualify a driver who has been convicted of a felony or DUI within five years, sometimes longer dependent upon the circumstance. Exemption may be granted through a written appeal and approval process.

Drivers with DUIs, felonies or violent misdemeanors are considered "inadmissible" by Canadian authorities and must apply for "rehabilitation" (permission) to enter into Canada. As of June 1, 2001, all new contractors and their drivers must have received this rehabilitation prior to leasing with FedEx Custom Critical. The telephone number for the Canadian border supervisor is 905-871-5660.

C. COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSE POLICY

Drivers of 14' or 22' straight trucks must have an unrestricted class B (or class A) commercial driver’s license (CDL) with a hazardous materials endorsement.

Learner’s permits or restricted licenses are not acceptable for drivers of FedEx Custom Critical leased vehicles.

Canadian contractors: please ensure your Class G CDL is rated for a GVW greater than the GVW of your vehicle.