Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 006 - Department of Finance and Administration › Division 05 - Division of Revenues › Rule 006.05.93-014 - Regulation 1993-9 Driver Services Regulation

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, June, 2024
DRIVER SERVICES REGULATION
1-27-23 -103 "COMMERCE" DEFINED
Commerce shall mean both interstate and intrastate trade,
				traffic and transportation in or throughs ther Seate Arkansas, or any
				combination thereof. School buses aunron buses and local delivery trucks are
				examples of which come within the definition of commerce:
1-27-23 -109 NON-RESIDENT COMMERCIAL DRIVER
			 LICENSE APPLICATION.
All non-resident Commercial. Driver License applications must
				be made in person at the Office of Driver Services, Ledbetter Building, Seventh
				and Wolfe Streets, Little Rock.
1-27-23-111 CLASS "D" PASSENGER ENDORSEMENT.
A "P" endorsement is required on the Class D if the driver
				carries passengers for hire. The term £or hire, refers to those drivers which
				receive a fare for the transportation of the passenger and does not include
				those drivers paid on a salary basis. Provided, any person who chooses to add
				the Passenger Endorsement at any time other than renewal or original
				application shall be charged a $5.oo duplicate fee.
2-27-23-111 RENEWAL DATE ADJUSTMENT.
The Office of Driver Services shall periodically review the
				license population and make reasonable adjustments to approximate a 25 percent
				renewal rate each fiscal year. Effective January l, 1990 the office of Driver
				Services shall make all renewal dates fall on the licensee's date of birth. The
				term of each license shall be adjusted so as to insure that approximately 25
				percent of the licensee are renewable each year and the fee shall be prorated
				accordingly.
1-27-23-112
			 LIFETIME DISQUALIFICATION
(A) A person shall.
			 be disqualified from driving a commercial motor vehicle for life who uses a
			 commercial motor vehicle in the commission of any felony involving the
			 manufacture, distribution, or dispensing of a controlled substance, or
			 possession with intent to manufacture, distribute, or dispense a controlled
			 substance.
(B) A person shall be
			 disqualified from driving a commercial motor vehicle for life if convicted of
			 two (2) or more violations of any of the following offenses, or any combination
			 of those offenses, arising from two (2) or more separate incidents:
(1) Driving a commercial motor vehicle while
			 intoxicated;
(2) Driving a
			 commercial motor vehicle while the person's blood alcohol concentration is 0.04
			 percent or more:
(3) Leaving the
			 scene of an accident involving a commercial motor driven by the
			 person;
(4) Using a commercial
			 motor vehicle in the commission of any felony other than felony described in
			 regulation 1-27-23-112 (1). Only offense committed after January 1, 1990 can be
			 considered in connection with such disqualification for life.
(5) Refusal to submit to a test to determine
			 the driver's blood alcohol concentration while driving a commercial motor
			 vehicle.
(C) Should a
			 driver who has been reinstated from a lifetime disqualification be subsequently
			 convicted of another offense listed in subject (2) of this regulation, he/she
			 shall be permanently disqualified for life, and shall be ineligible to again
			 apply for a reduction of the lifetime disqualification.