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Driver Smith's Medical Certificates: Case Study

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Driver Smith intentionally falsified his medical certificate. Driver Smith stated that his wife had cancer and they had numerous medical bills. He falsified his medical certificate in order to save time so he could continue conducting trips to earn money. Gross revenue was provided by the carrier, 3 T Farms

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