Which forms must annotate restrictions due to physical limitations?

Which forms must annotate restrictions due to physical limitations?

• A. OF 346 or DA Form 5984-E and DA Form 348
• B. OF 346 only
• C. DA Form 348 only
• D. DA Form 5984-E only

Answer: (A)

When a driver has a physical limitation, the official records must clearly show why they cannot perform certain driving tasks. This is done by documenting the medical or physical restriction on one of the medical forms and then recording the driving-specific limits on the appropriate driver-qualification form. The medical restriction is captured on either OF 346 or DA Form 5984-E, establishing the medical basis for the limitation. DA Form 348 is used to annotate the actual driving restrictions and keep the driving status visible to supervisors and medical staff. Using both together ensures there is a solid medical basis for the limitation and a clear, enforceable record of what the driver is allowed to do. Relying on only one form would either miss the medical justification or fail to communicate the driving restrictions properly, which is why the combination is required.

When a driver has a physical limitation, the official records must clearly show why they cannot perform certain driving tasks. This is done by documenting the medical or physical restriction on one of the medical forms and then recording the driving-specific limits on the appropriate driver-qualification form. The medical restriction is captured on either OF 346 or DA Form 5984-E, establishing the medical basis for the limitation. DA Form 348 is used to annotate the actual driving restrictions and keep the driving status visible to supervisors and medical staff. Using both together ensures there is a solid medical basis for the limitation and a clear, enforceable record of what the driver is allowed to do. Relying on only one form would either miss the medical justification or fail to communicate the driving restrictions properly, which is why the combination is required.