A place a truck can actually pull into.

High Plains DOT runs DOT and CDL physicals out of Leal Family Chiropractic on 1106 W American Blvd in Muleshoe — US-84 straight through town. The reason drivers pick us over a clinic in a city is dull and practical: there's open ground beside the building, so you can pull in with the trailer still hooked, walk twenty steps, and get it done. Try that at a strip-mall urgent care.

Every exam is run by an FMCSA-certified medical examiner. The FMCSA keeps a National Registry of certified examiners, and only a listed examiner can sign off on a DOT physical — ours is Registry #1054243805. It's the same federal exam and the same certificate you'd get anywhere else. We've just cut out the hour-long drive and the waiting room.

We're based out here on the High Plains, not flown in for a "DOT day" and gone by Friday. Drivers come in from Littlefield and Friona in about half an hour, from Lubbock and Plainview in about an hour, and plenty of them are already running the 84 anyway. We're open monday–thursday · 8–12 and 2–6.

For fleets big enough that pulling drivers off the road hurts, we still load the kit and run the exam day at your yard — dairies, feedlots, co-ops, ISD barns. Same exam, same price, we just do the driving instead.

We keep it straight. If something's off on an exam, a driver hears exactly what it is and what to do about it — no guessing. And for safety managers, we keep DQ files clean and the calendar honest, so an expired card never catches you off guard.