Which of the following is NOT a physical qualification?

Physical qualifications for commercial drivers under FMCSA guidelines include criteria that assess the driver's ability to perform required tasks safely. Vision and hearing are critical physical qualifications because they directly impact a driver's ability to perceive their surroundings and respond to potential hazards while on the road. Both vision acuity and the ability to hear are specifically assessed to ensure that drivers can operate vehicles safely.

Epilepsy is also relevant in the context of physical qualifications as it pertains to the driver's medical history and ability to maintain control of the vehicle without the risk of seizures that could lead to accidents.

Physical agility, while it may play a role in a driver's overall ability to perform certain tasks, is not specifically outlined in FMCSA's physical qualification standards. The focus is more on sensory capabilities (like vision and hearing) and medical conditions that could impede safe driving, rather than general physical agility.