Operators of a second division vehicle with a gross motor vehicle weight of 10,001 pounds or more are required to carry which of the following?

Operators of a second division vehicle, which includes vehicles with a gross motor vehicle weight of 10,001 pounds or more, are required to carry a Medical Examiner's Certificate. This certificate serves as proof that the driver has undergone a medical examination and meets the health requirements necessary to operate a commercial vehicle safely. The purpose of this requirement is to ensure that drivers do not have medical conditions that could impair their ability to drive, thus enhancing road safety.

While having a driver's license, insurance documentation, and vehicle registration are also important, the Medical Examiner's Certificate is specifically mandated for operators of heavier vehicles to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations regarding the health and safety of commercial drivers.