What is the outcome for a driver with a Blood Pressure (BP) reading of 140/90 or less after being disqualified for stage I hypertension?

A driver who experiences a Blood Pressure (BP) reading of 140/90 or less after initially being disqualified for stage I hypertension may indeed be qualified for one year. This outcome is based on the understanding that drivers with stage I hypertension are required to have their condition evaluated and managed effectively. If the BP reading improves to within acceptable limits, it reflects that the driver has likely taken steps to control their hypertension, thus meeting the necessary medical standards set for commercial drivers.

In the context of the other options, continuing disqualification would not apply if the BP reading falls within the acceptable range, nor would a 3-month certificate be issued without a motive supporting the need for such a short validity. A qualification for six months is typically issued under more specific circumstances that do not align with the scenario provided. Therefore, qualifying for one year accurately represents the standard procedure for drivers who demonstrate improved health conditions after being previously disqualified for hypertension.