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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 3 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS › Section R17-6-306 - Traffic Control Provisions

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
A. The Department may require additional
				traffic control by a uniformed certified law enforcement officer to ensure
				highway safety. The Department shall consider the criteria under
				R17-6-305(A)
				when determining the need for additional traffic control.
B. If the Department requires a law
				enforcement escort under
				R17-6-412,
				Table 4, or as necessary to promote public safety, the permittee or driver of
				the oversize or overweight envelope or special permitted vehicle shall:
1. Contact the Arizona Department of Public
				Safety at least 12 hours before transport to request the appropriate number of
				uniformed certified law enforcement escorts required for the permitted
				activity; and
2. Ensure continuous
				two-way radio communication during transport with all law enforcement and other
				escort vehicles required to accompany the permitted vehicle under
				R17-6-305 and
				R17-6-307.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 3 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS › Section R17-6-307 - Projecting Vehicle or Load

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A.
				The Department shall issue a class A special permit, as required under Section
				R17-6-201,
				for transporting a vehicle or load that projects from either side of the
				vehicle:
1. Two feet or less, if the
				projecting portion of the vehicle or load has a thickness of less than 12
				inches; or
2. Three feet or less,
				if the projecting portion of the vehicle or load has a thickness of 12 inches
				or more.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 3 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS › Section R17-6-308 - Permittee or Driver Obligation to Notify Utility Companies of Overheight Transport

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A permittee or driver shall notify a responsible utility
				  company of possible disturbance or damage, as provided under A.R.S. §
									40-360.43,
				  if overhead utility lines extend across a proposed route and the permitted
				  vehicle or load exceeds 16 feet in height or any route-specific height
				  restriction provided under
				  R17-6-412,
				  Table 4.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-401 - General Highway Operations

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A. Except as provided under
				R17-6-205(B),
				and subject to
				R17-6-412,
				Table 4, a permittee or driver of an oversize, overweight, or oversize and
				overweight envelope or special permitted vehicle is eligible for continuous
				travel, if the envelope or special permitted vehicle does not exceed any of the
				following dimensions:
1. 10 feet in
				width;
2. 14 feet 6 inches in
				height;
3. 10 feet in length of
				front overhang;
4. 10 feet in
				length of rear overhang;
5. 120
				feet in overall length; or
6.
				250,000 pounds.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-402 - Night and Weekend Transport

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A. Except as provided under
				R17-6-210,
				R17-6-409,
				and subject to
				R17-6-412,
				Table 4, a permittee or driver of an oversize, overweight, or oversize and
				overweight envelope or special permitted vehicle that is ineligible for
				continuous travel under
				R17-6-205
				or
				R17-6-401
				due to excess width or height, may transport at night or on a weekend as
				provided under this Section, if the envelope or special permitted vehicle is:
1. Over 10 to 16 feet in width;
2. Over 14 feet 6 inches to 16 feet in
				height;
3. 120 feet or less in
				overall length; or
4. 250,000 pounds or
				less in overall weight.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-403 - Holiday Transport Restriction

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A. Except as provided under subsection (D) of
				this Section,
				R17-6-210,
				R17-6-409,
				or while operating under the emergency operation provisions in
				R17-6-112,
				a permittee or driver of an oversize, overweight, or oversize and overweight
				envelope or special permitted vehicle is subject to the holiday transport
				restrictions provided under this Section if the vehicle or load exceeds any of
				the following dimensions:
1. 10 feet in width,
				(11 feet in width for specialty equipment under
				R17-6-205(B)
				);
2. 14 feet 6 inches in
				height;
3. 10 feet in length of
				front overhang;
4. 10 feet in
				length of rear overhang;
5. 120
				feet in overall length; or
6.
				250,000 pounds.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-404 - Metropolitan Curfew Transport

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A.
				Except as provided under subsection (B) of this Section, and unless otherwise
				provided under this Article, an envelope or special permitted vehicle that
				exceeds 10 feet in width, is subject to the metropolitan curfew provided under
				subsections (C) and (D) and shall not exceed any of the following dimensions
				during curfew hours:
1. 16 feet in height, or
				less if further restricted under
				R17-6-412,
				Table 4;
2. 10 feet in length of
				front overhang;
3. 10 feet in
				length of rear overhang;
4. 120
				feet in overall length; or
5.
				250,000 pounds.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-405 - Weather Restrictions; Hazardous Conditions

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A. Responsibility. A driver of an oversize or
				overweight vehicle, or vehicle and load combination, shall:
1. Use the criteria provided under subsection
				(B) to identify unsafe roadway conditions and discontinue transport until safe
				to continue, and
2. Comply with all
				official agency weather-related travel advisories prohibiting oversize or
				overweight transport.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-407 - Route-specific and Permit-specific Transport Restrictions

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A permittee or driver of a class C oversize or overweight
				  special permitted vehicle or load shall not transport from 12 noon on Friday
				  until 3:00 a.m. on Monday if transporting on a route identified by the
				  Department under
				  R17-6-412,
				  Table 4, as being subject to this Section.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-409 - Lake-specific Weekend and Holiday Transport Exception

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A permittee or driver that transports a personal watercraft
				  load of no more than 12 feet in width under a class A special permit may
				  operate from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset on a
				  weekend or holiday on a state highway within 10 miles of an area constructed
				  and maintained for the purpose of launching and retrieving watercraft for the
				  following Arizona lakes:
1.
				Alamo,
2. Havasu,
3. Mead,
4. Mohave,
5. Powell, and
6. Saguaro.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-410 - Special Mobile Home Towing Restriction

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A.A vehicle towing a mobile home shall have a
				factory rating that corresponds with the following criteria:
Load measurement criteria
Towing vehicle factory rating
10 feet or less in width and 50 feet or less in length,
						  including hitch
1 1/2 tons
More than 10 feet in width or more than 50 feet in
						  length, or both
Two tons; four tires per drive axle and minimum 99 inch
						  wheel base
B.A
				mobile home transporter shall cover the open side of a mobile home module with
				plastic sheeting no thinner than 1.5 mil plus a rigid grillwork
				backing.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 4 - TRANSPORT PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-411 - Maximum Permitted Weights

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A. Except as
				provided under
				R17-6-212,
				an applicant requesting an envelope or special permit under this Chapter for
				transporting a nonreducible overweight or oversize and overweight vehicle,
				combination of vehicles, or vehicle and load combination shall use the formulas
				and computations provided under Illustration 3 and Tables 3.01 through 3.09 to
				determine the maximum weights allowed on any combination of axles spaced within
				a maximum distance of 18 feet between the front and rear axle of each axle
				group.
B. The formulas and
				computations provided under Illustration 3, and Tables 3.01 through 3.09, are
				an expansion of the federal bridge formula provided under A.R.S. §
									28-1100
				for use by the Department when issuing an overweight or oversize and overweight
				envelope or special permit for movement of a non-reducible vehicle or load
				under this Chapter.
C. The axle
				group weights provided under Illustration 3, and Tables 3.01 through 3.09,
				represent the maximum weights allowed on any combination of axles spaced within
				a distance of up to 18 feet between the front and rear axle of any given group.
				The values in Table 3.01 line "A" are an expression of the formula W = 1.5 x
				700 (L + 40) for L = 3' 5" to 18' 0", where L is the distance between the
				centers of the front and rear axles of an axle group. The values in line "B"
				and in the remaining Tables are calculated by applying the percentages provided
				in the Table footnotes to increase the allowable weights based on wider axle
				width and an increased number of tires. Measured axle widths are rounded down
				to the nearest 3" increment when determining the appropriate Table to
				use.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-501 - General Provisions; Definitions

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A. The Department shall issue and regulate
				oversize and overweight envelope permits as provided under this Chapter. The
				Department implements these Sections under authority of A.R.S. §§
									28-366,
				28-1111,
				28-1142,
				28-1144,
				28-1146,
				28-1149, and
				28-7045,
				in collaboration with the Overdimensional Permit Council as prescribed under
				A.R.S. §
									28-1150.
B. An envelope permit issued by the
				Department under this Article is not applicable for transporting a modular or
				mobile home.
C. Definitions
				applicable to this Article are prescribed under
				R17-6-101,
				A.R.S. §
									28-101,
				and A.R.S. § 28-601.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-502 - Envelope Permit - Non-specific and Non-reducible Vehicle or Load

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A. The Department
				shall issue an annual or 30-day oversize envelope permit, or an annual or
				30-day oversize and overweight envelope permit, according to the following
				criteria for a non-specific and non-reducible vehicle or load that meets the
				definition of envelope permit under
				R17-6-101,
				and does not exceed the maximum permitted weight computations for overweight
				axle group weight distribution as provided under
				R17-6-411:
Vehicle or load description
A non-specific and non-reducible vehicle or load that
							 meets the definition of envelope permit under
							 R17-6-101
							 and is within the maximum permitted weights provided under
							 R17-6-411
Permit option
30-day oversize only
30-day oversize and overweight
Annual oversize only
Annual oversize and overweight
Fee (A.R.S. §
														28-1143
							 )
30-day oversize only
$150
30-day oversize and overweight
$500
Annual oversize only
$750
Annual oversize and overweight
$1,500
B.
				An applicant for an oversize, or oversize and overweight, envelope permit shall
				apply to the Department and submit appropriate fees using the application
				procedure provided under
				R17-6-503.
C. An applicant for an oversize, or oversize
				and overweight, envelope permit provided by the Department under subsection (A)
				for a vehicle that is a self-propelled mobile crane, drilling rig, or similar
				specialty equipment meeting the dimensional requirements provided under
				R17-6-205, shall submit to the Department proof of gross weight:
1. For initial application, a public
				weighmaster's certificate of weight and measure issued at a certified public
				scale once the vehicle is equipped and set for highway travel; or
2. For renewal application, a certification
				by the applicant that no dimension has changed and the vehicle does not exceed
				the originally certified dimensions or weights.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-503 - Envelope Permit - General Application Procedure

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A. Unless otherwise provided in this Chapter,
				an applicant requesting an envelope permit for transport of an oversize,
				overweight, or oversize and overweight vehicle, combination of vehicles, or
				vehicle and load combination shall apply to the Department using the
				appropriate application method provided below for each type of permit required:
1. For an envelope permit authorizing
				movement of a non-specific non-reducible vehicle, combination of vehicles, or
				vehicle and load combination with dimensions that do not exceed the class A
				oversize and overweight special permit limitations provided under
				R17-6-201:
a. Complete the online application process
				using the Department's electronic permitting system available on the
				Department's website; or
b.
				Complete an oversize/overweight envelope permit application form, available on
				the Department's website, and mail or deliver the written application to the
				address indicated on the application.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-504 - Envelope Permit - Class C Tridem Axle Group Configurations

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A. The Department
				may issue a 30-day or annual oversize envelope permit, or oversize and
				overweight envelope permit under this Article, using the criteria provided
				under
				R17-6-212
				for tridem axle group configurations. An envelope permit issued by the
				Department in accordance with the tridem axle group configuration criteria is
				also valid for movement of all class A non-specific and non-reducible vehicle
				or load combinations that meet the definition of envelope permit under
				R17-6-101.
B. A permittee or driver issued an envelope
				permit for tridem axle group configurations under subsection (A) shall ensure
				that the nonspecific and non-reducible vehicle or load combination transported
				under the envelope permit does not exceed the maximum permitted weight
				computations for overweight axle group weight distribution as provided under
				R17-6-411
				or the maximum permitted weight of 60,000 pounds per tridem axle group, as
				applicable, subject to the routes and restrictions provided under
				R17-6-412,
				Table 4.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-505 - Envelope Permit - Trip Authorization Process for Tridem Axle Group Configurations

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A. A
				permittee or driver issued an annual envelope permit under
				R17-6-504(A)
				shall:
1. Comply with all provisions
				applicable to the application, issuance, and maintenance of envelope permits
				issued by the Department under this Chapter; and
2. Notify the Department before initiating
				transport of any vehicle, combination of vehicles, or vehicle and load
				combination using the annual envelope permit by:
a. Completing the electronic notification
				process made available by the Department on its website; and
b. Obtaining a trip-authorization
				number.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-506 - Page-Lake Powell Area Houseboat Hauling Envelope Permit

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A. An applicant requesting an envelope permit
				for a vehicle hauling a houseboat under A.R.S. §
									28-1144(B)
				 shall:
1.
				Apply to the Department using the application procedure provided under
				R17-6-503;
				and
2. Pay the applicable fees
				prescribed under
				R17-6-502.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-507 - Envelope Permit Required Recordkeeping

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A. An envelope permit holder shall maintain
				in this state, for at least three years, records and other data for all
				vehicles operated, and cargo transported, under an envelope permit as required
				under A.R.S. §
									28-1149. The
				records and other data shall include:
1. Bills
				of lading,
2. Shipping manifests,
				and
3. Time cards or
				invoices.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-508 - Envelope Permit Suspension Point System

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The Director shall suspend an envelope permit, as prescribed
				  under A.R.S. §
									28-1147,
				  by assigning points to the permittee for envelope permit violations as
				  follows:
1. Minor violations - one
				point:
a. Improper or inadequate flagging as
				provided under
				R17-6-302
				and
				R17-6-307,
b. Improper or inadequate lighting as
				provided under
				R17-6-304
				and
				R17-6-307,
c. Improper or inadequate "OVERSIZE LOAD"
				signage display as provided under
				R17-6-303,
d. Use of an escort vehicle not equipped as
				provided under
				R17-6-305,
e. Failing to maintain proper follow-distance
				from another oversize or overweight vehicle or load as provided under
				R17-6-401,
				or
f. Exceeding permitted speed but
				not exceeding posted speed as provided under
				R17-6-401.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-509 - Envelope Permit Suspension; Revocation; Enforcement

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A. The Director shall suspend an envelope
				permit for point accumulation within any 12-month period according to the
				following schedule:
1. 14-19 points, one-week
				suspension;
2. 20-29 points,
				two-week suspension;
3. 30-35
				points, four-week suspension; and
4. More than 35 points, one-year
				suspension.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-510 - Notice of Point Assessment, Denial, Suspension, or Revocation

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A. The Department
				shall send to a permittee's last known address of record notice of the
				following:
1. Point assessment; or
2. Permit denial, suspension, or
				revocation.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OVERSIZE AND OVERWEIGHT SPECIAL PERMITS › Article 5 - ENVELOPE PERMIT SPECIAL PROVISIONS › Section R17-6-511 - Envelope Permit Reapplication

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
A. An envelope permit applicant denied
				issuance by the Department, as prescribed under A.R.S. §
									28-1142,
				shall not reapply for an envelope permit for two years from the date of
				denial.
B. An envelope permit
				applicant, who has previously had an envelope permit revoked by the Department
				under A.R.S. §
									28-1147,
				shall not reapply for an envelope permit for two years from the date of
				revocation.
C. Upon reapplication,
				an applicant shall show by a preponderance of evidence that the underlying
				cause for denial or revocation has been removed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 2 - AUTHORIZATION › Section R17-7-202 - Notification of Authorization Approval or Denial and Hearing

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A.Notification. The
				Department shall send a written and dated notification of approval or denial of
				third-party authorization application, in accordance with A.R.S. §
									28-5107,
				by regular mail to the mailing address provided on the application.
B.Administrative Hearing. An
				applicant whose application for third-party authorization is denied by the
				Department may request a hearing from the Department on the denial pursuant to
				A.R.S. §
									28-5107
				and A.A.C.
				R17-1-501
				through
				R17-1-514.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 2 - AUTHORIZATION › Section R17-7-203 - Authorization Agreement

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A. An
				applicant whose third-party authorization application has been approved must
				sign an authorization agreement with the Department which specifies the terms
				and conditions of the third-party authorization before performing any third
				party program activities.
B.The
				third-party authorization agreement may include an addendum identifying the
				specific requirements unique to each third party program activity.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 2 - AUTHORIZATION › Section R17-7-204 - Authorized Third-party Requirements

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A.An authorized third party shall maintain
				compliance with all state and federal laws, Department rules, and authorization
				agreement provisions.
B.While
				holding a third-party authorization, any principal or certified individual of
				an authorized third party shall not have a:
1.
				Suspension, cancellation, revocation, or denial of another similar business
				license or agreement issued by the Department; or
2. Delinquent fees, taxes, or unpaid balance
				owed to the Department.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 2 - AUTHORIZATION › Section R17-7-205 - Financial Requirements

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If an authorized third party collects monies required to be
				  remitted to the Department under A.R.S. §
									28-5101,
				  the authorized third party shall deposit those monies by the next business day
				  following the transaction date in the designated:
1. Concentration Banking System account,
				or
2. Account through an electronic
				method preapproved by the Department.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 3 - CERTIFICATION › Section R17-7-301 - Certification Application Requirements

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A.A certification applicant shall provide to
				the Department the following:
1. The
				applicant's name, residence address, mailing address, telephone number, and
				date of birth;
2. The activities
				for which the applicant seeks certification;
3. The dates of any employment of the
				applicant by the Department;
4.
				Whether the Department previously denied an application for any certification
				of the applicant;
5. The activity
				the applicant was certified to perform for each previous certification issued
				to the applicant by the Department;
6.
				Whether the Department suspended or canceled any certification listed under
				subsection (A)(5);
7. If the
				applicant previously worked as a certified individual, the names of the last
				three authorized third parties and professional driving schools that employed
				or contracted with the applicant, and the dates of the employment or contract
				work;
8. The applicant's
				signature;
9. A statement that the
				applicant is in good standing ;
10.
				A full set of fingerprints, on a fingerprint card supplied by the Department
				and completed by a law enforcement agency, for a criminal records check;
11. The applicant's driving record
				for the 39 months before the application date, which must be dated within 30
				days of the application date; and
12. The official name of the authorized third
				party at which the applicant will be employed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 3 - CERTIFICATION › Section R17-7-302 - Notification of Certification Approval or Denial and Hearing

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A.Notification. The
				Department shall send a written and dated notification of certification
				approval or denial:
1. By regular
				mail,
2. To the mailing address
				provided on the application, and
3.
				According to A.R.S. §
										28-5107.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 3 - CERTIFICATION › Section R17-7-303 - General Requirements of a Certified Individual

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A. A certified individual shall:
1. Submit all documents and corrections,
				according to all state laws and rules and the authorization agreement between
				the Department and the authorized third party;
2. Immediately notify the authorized third
				party of unlawful actions relating to motor vehicle transactions;
3. Require that a customer submit all
				supporting documentation relating to a transaction before updating the
				Department databases;
4. Provide notification within 24 hours to the
				authorized third party if the certified individual's:
a. Driver license is suspended, revoked,
				canceled, or disqualified by the Department ;
b. Vehicle certificate of title is canceled
				by the Department; or
c. Vehicle
				registration is suspended or canceled by the Department;
5. Provide notification within 5 business
				days to the authorized third party of any changes to the certified individual's
				name or address; and
6. Attend
				ongoing Department-approved training, including, if applicable, a commercial
				driver license refresher training course, before each renewal of the
				authorization agreement.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 4 - AUDITS AND INSPECTION › Section R17-7-401 - Audits and Inspection

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A.During
				an onsite audit or inspection, employees or agents of the Department , any law
				enforcement agency, or the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration may:
1. Request, review, audit, inspect, copy, or
				seize all paper, photographic, audio, and electronic records generated in the
				performance of any activities under this Chapter, whether in the possession of
				a current or former authorized third party or a certified individual;
2. Examine the site of any places of business
				or other location where any of the materials in subsection (A)(1) are kept or
				may be found, or where any activities under this Chapter are or have been
				conducted during current or previous periods of authorization or certification;
				and
3. Interview all or any of the
				authorized third party's:
a. Current or former
				employees or contractors,
b.
				Current or former certified individuals, and
c. Customers during current or previous
				periods of authorization or certification.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 6 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION PROGRAM › Section R17-7-601 - Definitions

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The following definitions apply to this Article, unless
				  otherwise specified:
"CDL" means commercial
				  driver license.
"CDLE" means
				  commercial driver license examination.
"CDLE coach or transit
				  bus" means the program activity for administering examinations for a Passenger
				  (P) endorsement on a CDL.
"CDLE school bus"
				  means the program activity for administering examinations for a School Bus (S)
				  endorsement on a CDL.
"CDLE truck" means the
				  program activity for administering examinations for a Class A, B, or C
				  license.
"Monthly reconciliation report" means an authorized third
				  party CDLE program's report of accountable inventory.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 6 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION PROGRAM › Section R17-7-602 - Activities

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The authorized and certified activities for the CDLE Program
				  are:
1. CDLE coach or transit
				bus,
2. CDLE school bus,
				or
3. CDLE truck.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 6 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION PROGRAM › Section R17-7-603 - Additional Authorization Application Requirements for CDLE Program

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In addition to satisfying the requirements of
				  R17-7-201,
				  an applicant for third-party authorization shall:
.
1. Submit the following:
a. Photographs and a floor plan of the
				principal place of business that shows the location of the accountable
				inventory storage,
b. Photographs
				and a floor plan of each established place of business,
c. A test route that complies with the
				specifications provided by the Department, and
d.
Photographs and a diagram with the dimensions of
				  any proposed CDL test site. The physical dimensions of the site shall comply
				  with the specifications provided by the Department. The test site shall provide
				  sufficient room to perform all skill maneuvers, be obstacle free and be off the
				  roadway.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 6 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION PROGRAM › Section R17-7-604 - Additional Certification Application Requirements for Commercial Driver License Examiners

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A. In
				addition to satisfying the requirement of R17-7-301, an applicant for
				certification as a Driver License Examiner commercial driver license examiner
				shall:
1. Possess a valid Arizona driver
				license of the class and endorsement representative of the examinations to be
				administered by the commercial driver license examiner;
2. Not have a driver license suspension,
				cancellation, revocation, or disqualification within 39 months of the
				application date, including a CDL medical suspension under A.A.C.
				R17-4-508,
				or a conviction or finding of responsibility for any violation under A.R.S. §
										28-3312
				within five years of the application date ; and
3. Have a minimum of three years of driving
				experience pertaining to the operation of a commercial vehicle representative
				of the type and class for which the applicant is seeking
				certification.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 6 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION PROGRAM › Section R17-7-605 - Additional Authorized CDLE Program Requirements

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In addition to satisfying the requirements of
				  R17-7-204,
				  the authorized third party shall:
1.
				Ensure all vehicles used for examination :
a.
				Are representative of the class and type for which the individual is seeking a
				driver license;
b. Are maintained
				in a safe operating condition;
c.
				Comply with registration and insurance requirements set forth in A.R.S. Title
				28, Chapters 7, 9, 15, and 16; and
d. Comply with
				applicable Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations ;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 6 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION PROGRAM › Section R17-7-606 - Certified Commercial Driver License Examiner Requirements

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A. In addition to
				satisfying the requirements of
				R17-7-303,
				a certified commercial driver license examiner shall:
1. Comply with all state and federal laws,
				rules, and the terms and conditions of the authorization agreement requirements
				between the Department and the authorized third party;
2. Maintain compliance with all certification
				requirements as prescribed in R17-7-301;
3. Not administer any examination unless the
				CDL applicant meets the requirements of all statutes, rules and policies
				relating to driver licensing;
4. Conduct skills tests only on Department-approved
				test routes; and
5. Complete, in the presence of the CDL applicant, the
				score sheet at the time of the skills test. The score sheet is valid for 30
				calendar days from the day the CDL applicant completes the skills test.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 7 - DRIVER LICENSE TRAINING PROVIDER PROGRAM › Section R17-7-701 - Definitions

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The following definitions apply to this Article unless
				  otherwise specified:
"Driver license training provider" means a business
				  enterprise conducted by an individual, association, partnership, or corporation
				  that educates and trains persons, either practically or theoretically, or both,
				  to operate or drive motor vehicles; that prepares applicants for an examination
				  given by the state for a driver license or instruction permit; and that charges
				  a consideration or tuition for these services.
"Minimum professional training standards" means the
				  Department's approved basic content of material to be presented to and
				  understood by the student through evaluation.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 7 - DRIVER LICENSE TRAINING PROVIDER PROGRAM › Section R17-7-702 - Additional Authorization Application Requirements for Driver License Training Providers

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In addition to
				  satisfying the requirements of
				  R17-7-201,
				  an applicant for third-party authorization shall:
1. Submit the following:
a. The specified course of instruction which
				will be offered, and
b. Sample
				copies of the contracts that will be offered to prospective students or given
				to enrolled students.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 7 - DRIVER LICENSE TRAINING PROVIDER PROGRAM › Section R17-7-703 - Additional Certification Application Requirements for Driver License Trainers

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In addition to satisfying the requirements of
				  R17-7-301,
				  an applicant for certification as a driver license trainer shall satisfy all of
				  the following:
1. Pass an examination
				given by the Department consisting of an actual demonstration or a written
				test, or both, covering:
a. Traffic
				laws;
b. Safe driving
				practices;
c. Operation of motor
				vehicles;
d. Knowledge of teaching
				methods, techniques, and practices; and
e. Authorized third-party statutes and rules,
				business ethics, office procedures, and elementary recordkeeping;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 7 - DRIVER LICENSE TRAINING PROVIDER PROGRAM › Section R17-7-704 - Additional Authorized Driver License Training Provider Program Requirements

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In addition to satisfying the requirements of
				  R17-7-204,
				  the authorized third party shall comply with the following:
1. The director shall approve, and may
				modify, in writing the minimum professional training standards that each
				authorized third party driver license training provider shall teach to its
				students. Those minimum professional training standards shall be included in
				the authorization agreement.
2. The
				established place of business of each authorized third party driver license
				training provider must be used only for activities authorized by the
				Department.
3. Each established
				place of business shall meet all requirements of state law, local ordinances,
				and the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disability Act of 1990
				(
				42 U.S.C.
				12101 et seq.). The Department may require
				proof of compliance with local zoning ordinances.
4. An authorized third party driver license
				training provider must post its office hours in a conspicuous place clearly
				visible to the public within that location and be open to the public during the
				posted hours. The person left in charge of the office during the posted office
				hours must be fully trained to give pertinent information to the public as well
				as give information to any representative of the Department or to any law
				enforcement agency.
5. The
				authorized third party driver license training provider shall provide adequate
				facilities for any student being given instruction in other than
				behind-the-wheel driver training.
6. An authorized third party driver license
				training provider shall maintain the following records at an established place
				of business or at the principal place of business and make them available for
				audit and inspection during normal business hours:
a. All records setting forth the name,
				address, contract number, and terms of payment with respect to every person
				receiving training of any kind, or any other service relating to the operation
				of a motor vehicle. These records must also contain the date, type, and
				duration of all training, including the name of the certified individual giving
				the lessons and the license plate number, make, and model of the vehicle used
				to conduct the training.
b. A
				record of all receipts and disbursements.
c. A record of all training vehicle
				maintenance and repairs.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 7 - Department of Transportation - Third-party Programs › Article 7 - DRIVER LICENSE TRAINING PROVIDER PROGRAM › Section R17-7-705 - Certified Driver License Trainer Requirements

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A.In addition to satisfying the requirements
				of
				R17-7-303,
				a certified driver license trainer shall maintain compliance with all
				certification requirements as prescribed in R17-7-301.
B.In case of loss or mutilation, a duplicate
				certification may be issued by the Department on submission of a properly
				signed and completed application accompanied by an affidavit setting forth the
				circumstances. The affidavit must show the date the previously-issued
				certification was lost, mutilated, or destroyed, and the circumstances
				involving its loss, mutilation, or destruction.
C.A driver license trainer certification is
				nontransferable.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 8 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FUEL TAXES › Article 4 - ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS › Section R17-8-401 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions provided under A.R.S. §§
									28-101
				  and
				  28-5601,
				  the following terms apply to this Article:
"ACH credit" means an electronic funds transfer:
Generated by a licensee, and
Cleared through an ACH for deposit to the Department
				  account.
"ACH debit" means an electronic funds transfer from a
				  licensee's account:
Authorized by a licensee-signed authorization
				  agreement,
Generated at a licensee's instruction, and
Cleared through an ACH for deposit to the Department
				  account.
"ADOT account number"means a confidential number assigned by
				  the Department that identifies a licensee.
"Authorized representative"means the owner, officer, or
				  managing person of the licensee.
"Automated Clearing House," or "ACH," means a central
				  distribution and settlement point for the electronic clearing of debits and
				  credits between financial institutions.
"Cash Concentration or Disbursement Plus," or " CCD+," means
				  the standardized data format approved by Nacha for remitting tax payments
				  electronically.
"Electronic Fuel Tax Program" means the Department program
				  for the electronic filing of fuel tax reports and payment of fuel taxes.
"Electronic fuel tax report" means the monthly fuel tax
				  report required under A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter 16, Article 1, filed pursuant to
				  the Electronic Fuel Tax Program.
"Electronic funds transfer" means a transmission of funds by
				  electronic means to order, instruct, or authorize a financial institution to
				  debit or credit an account pursuant to the Electronic Fuel Tax Program.
"Financial institution" means a licensed bank, savings and
				  loan association, mutual savings bank or credit union.
"Licensee" means a person licensed under A.R.S. Title 28,
				  Chapter 16, Article 1.
" Nacha" is a not-for-profit association that oversees the
				  ACH network.
"Payment information" means data the Department requires of a
				  licensee when making an electronic funds transfer.
"State servicing bank" means the financial institution
				  contracted to perform banking functions on behalf of the
				  state.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 8 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FUEL TAXES › Article 4 - ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS › Section R17-8-402 - Applicability

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A. A licensee
				authorized by the Department to file electronic fuel tax reports under A.R.S.
				Title 28, Chapter 16, shall remit payments to the Department by electronic
				funds transfer as provided under A.R.S. §§
									28-374,
				28-5930,
				and this Article.
B. Payments
				subject to this Article include any tax or fee associated with:
1. Filing original or amended tax
				reports,
2. Taxpayer billings
				associated with tax reports, or
3.
				Audit assessments associated with tax reports.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 8 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FUEL TAXES › Article 4 - ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS › Section R17-8-403 - Electronic Funds Transfer Declaration

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A. Prior to remitting an initial payment by
				electronic funds transfer, and within 30 days prior to any change in the method
				of payment transfer, a licensee shall file with the Department an electronic
				funds transfer declaration.
B. The
				electronic funds transfer declaration shall be made on a form approved by the
				Department and shall contain the following:
1. Licensee name;
2. Licensee Employer Identification Number
				(EIN);
3. Business
				address;
4. ADOT account
				number;
5. Payment type;
6. Either ACH credit or ACH debit payment
				method;
7. Name, title, email
				address, and phone number of contact person;
8. Signature of the authorized representative
				of the licensee; and
9. Any other information required by the
				Director.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 8 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FUEL TAXES › Article 4 - ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS › Section R17-8-404 - Procedures for Payment

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A. All
				electronic funds transfers shall be in compliance with the Nacha Operating
				Rules and Guidelines.
B. A licensee
				may remit payments by either ACH credit or ACH debit.
C. A licensee using the ACH credit method
				shall ensure that all ACH credit transfers are in the CCD+ addenda format and
				contain all information required by the Department and the licensee's financial
				institution to process the transfer.
D. A licensee using the ACH debit method
				shall electronically communicate the following payment information to the state
				servicing bank:
1. ADOT account
				number,
2. Payment amount,
				and
3. Any other information
				required by the Director.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 8 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FUEL TAXES › Article 4 - ELECTRONIC FUNDS TRANSFERS › Section R17-8-405 - Remedies

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A. Violations of
				this Article shall result in the assessment of applicable penalties, interest,
				and late filing fees pursuant to A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter 16.
B. Licensure shall be subject to cancellation
				by the Department upon a licensee's failure to comply with this Chapter and
				A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter 16 or 25, for failing to file an electronic report as
				required under A.R.S. §
									28-5930.
C. Remedies are cumulative. A cancellation of
				licensure under this Chapter or A.R.S. Title 28, Chapters 16 and 25, shall not
				terminate any reporting requirement or fee, tax, penalty or interest
				obligation.