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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 3 - VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section R17-4-312 - Off-highway Vehicle User Indicia

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A. For lawful Arizona off-highway operation,
				the owner or operator of a qualifying all-terrain vehicle, off-highway vehicle,
				or off-road recreational motor vehicle shall apply to the Department for an
				off-highway vehicle user indicia as prescribed under A.R.S. §
									28-1177.
				The owner or operator shall submit to the Division:
1. The off-highway vehicle user indicia
				application provided by the Division, and
2. The fee prescribed under subsection
				(C).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 3 - VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section R17-4-351 - Special License Plate; Definition

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For the purposes of R17-4-352, "special license plate" or
				  "special plate" has the meaning prescribed in A.R.S. §
									28-2401.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 3 - VEHICLE REGISTRATION › Section R17-4-352 - Duplicate Special License Plate; Fee

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A. The Department shall charge and collect
				from a motor vehicle owner a one-time fee of $10 for each duplicate special
				license plate requested.
B. The
				Department shall charge and collect the current applicable U.S. Postal Service
				postage rate as provided in A.R.S. §
									28-2151
				and A.A.C.
				R17-1-204
				to mail a duplicate special license plate to a motor vehicle owner.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-401 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions provided under A.R.S. §§
									28-101,
				  28-1301,
				  and
				  28-3001,
				  the following definitions apply to this Article unless otherwise
				  specified:
"Division" means the Arizona Department of Transportation,
				  Motor Vehicle Division.
"Financial responsibility (accident) suspension" means a
				  suspension, by the Department, of:
The Arizona driver license or driving privilege of an owner
				  of a vehicle that:
Lacks the coverage required under A.R.S. §
									28-4135,
				  and
Is involved in an accident in Arizona; and
The Arizona registration of a vehicle, unless the Department
				  receives proof the vehicle was sold. "Gore area" is defined under A.R.S. §
									28-644.
"Proof the vehicle was sold" means a written statement to
				  the Department from an owner that includes the following:
The seller's name;
The VIN;
The sale date; and
The purchaser's name and address.
"Restricted permit" means written permission from the
				  Department for:
A person subject to a financial responsibility (accident)
				  suspension to operate a motor vehicle only:
Between the person's home and workplace,
During the person's work-related activities, or
Between the person's home and school; and
A vehicle with an Arizona registration subject to a
				  financial responsibility (accident) suspension to be operated by a person
				  specified under
				  R17-4-402
				  only:
Between the person's home and workplace;
During the person's work-related activities; or
Between the person's home and school.
"State" means a state, territory or possession of the United
				  States, the District of Columbia, or the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
"SR22" means a certificate of insurance that complies with
				  requirements under A.R.S. §
									28-4077(A).
"Thirty-six-month period" means the time measured from the
				  date of the most recent violation with assigned points for which a driver has a
				  conviction or judgment to that day and month three years before the date of the
				  violation.
"Twelve-month period" means the time measured from the date
				  of the most recent violation with assigned points for which a driver has a
				  conviction or judgment to that day and month one year before the date of the
				  violation.
"Twenty-four-month period" means the time measured from the
				  date of the most recent violation with assigned points for which a driver has a
				  conviction or judgment to that day and month two years before the date of the
				  violation.
"VIN" or "vehicle identification number" is defined under
				  A.R.S. §
									13-4701(4).
"Withdrawal action" means a Department action that
				  invalidates a person's Arizona driving privilege or a vehicle's Arizona
				  registration, which includes:
A cancellation;
A suspension;
A revocation;
Any outstanding warrant; or
Any unresolved citation.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-402 - Restricted Permit during a Financial Responsibility (Accident) Suspension

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A. An applicant for
				a restricted permit shall:
1. Have no
				withdrawal action other than the financial responsibility (accident)
				suspension;
2. Provide an SR22
				Certificate of Insurance as proof of future financial responsibility that must
				be kept in force for three consecutive years after the effective date of the
				financial responsibility (accident) suspension;
3. Pay the $10 driving privilege
				reinstatement fee under A.R.S. §
										28-4144(C)(2)(b);
				and
4. Pay the $25 motor vehicle
				registration and license plate reinstatement fee under A.R.S. §
										28-4144(C)(2)(b),
				or if the vehicle was sold before the date of the accident, provide proof the
				vehicle was sold as defined under
				R17-4-401;
5. Pay the driving privilege reinstatement
				application fee under A.R.S. §
										28-3002(A)(2);
				and
6. Satisfy any applicable
				requirements of A.R.S. §
										28-4033(A)(2)(c)
				 or
				28-4144(C).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-403 - Application for Duplicate Driver License or Duplicate Nonoperating Identification License; Fees

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A. An applicant
				shall apply to the Division, on a form provided by the Division, for a
				duplicate driver license or a duplicate nonoperating identification
				license.
B. The fee for the
				duplicate driver license or duplicate nonoperating identification license
				issued by the Division is $12 under A.R.S. §§
									28-3002(A)
				 and
				28-3165.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-404 - Driver Point Assessment; Traffic Survival Schools

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A. Point assessment. The Department shall
				assign points to a driver, as prescribed under Table 1, Driver Point Valuation,
				for each violation resulting in a conviction or judgment.
B. Actions after point assessment. Under
				A.R.S. §
									28-3306(A)(3),
				if a driver accumulates eight or more points in a twelvemonth period, the
				Department shall:
1. Order the driver to
				successfully complete the curriculum of a licensed traffic survival school;
				or
2. Suspend the driver's Arizona
				driver license or driving privilege.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Table 1 - Driver Point Valuation

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Violation
Points
A.R.S. §
												28-1381,
						  driving or actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence.
8
A.R.S. §
												28-1382,
						  driving or actual physical control of a vehicle while under the extreme
						  influence of intoxicating liquor.
8
A.R.S. §
												28-1383,
						  aggravated driving or actual physical control while under the influence.
8
A.R.S. §
												28-693,
						  reckless driving.
8
A.R.S. §
												28-708,
						  racing on highways.
8
A.R.S. §
												28-695,
						  aggressive driving.
8
A.R.S. §§
												28-662,
						  28-663,
						  28-664,
						  or
						  28-665,
						  relating to a driver's duties after an accident.
6
A.R.S. §
												28-672(A),
						  failure to comply with a red traffic-control signal, failure to yield the right
						  of way when turning left at an intersection, failure to yield the right of way
						  to a pedestrian, failure to exercise due care, failure to stop for a school bus
						  stop signal, or failure to comply with a stop sign, and the failure results in
						  an accident causing death to another person.
6
A.R.S. §
												28-672(A),
						  failure to comply with a red traffic-control signal, failure to yield the right
						  of way when turning left at an intersection, failure to yield the right of way
						  to a pedestrian, failure to exercise due care, failure to stop for a school bus
						  stop signal, or failure to comply with a stop sign, and the failure results in
						  an accident causing serious physical injury to another person.
4
A.R.S. §
												28-701,
						  reasonable and prudent speed.
3
A.R.S. §
												28-644(A)(2),
						  driving over, across, or parking in any part of a gore area.
3
Any other traffic regulation
						  that governs a vehicle moving under its own power.
2
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-406 - Minor's Application for Permit or License

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A. For the purposes of administering the
				provisions of A.R.S. §
									28-3160,
				the following definitions apply to this Section:
1. "Application," means a form provided by
				the Division that includes the Legal Guardian Affidavit required by the
				Division to be submitted with each minor's driver license
				application.
2. "Guardian" means
				one who has been appointed by a court of law to care for a minor child, but
				only if both parents of the child are deceased, or an agency as defined in
				A.R.S. §
										8-513.
3. "Parent" means the natural or adoptive
				father or mother of a child.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-407 - Travel-compliant Driver License or Travel-compliant Non-operating Identification License Application; Fee

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A. A person seeking a
				travel-compliant driver license or travel-compliant identification license
				shall meet and comply with all:
1. State laws
				and rules applicable to every applicant who seeks issuance of any other driver
				license class, type, endorsement or non-operating identification license issued
				by the Department; and
2. Federal
				laws and regulations regarding the application and minimum documentation,
				verification, and card issuance requirements prescribed in the most recent
				edition of
				6 CFR
				37.11 for establishing satisfactory proof of
				a person's identity, date of birth, social security number, principal residence
				address of domicile in this state, and lawful status in the United
				States.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-408 - Mandatory Extension of a Certified Ignition Interlock Device Order

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A. For purposes of
				this Section, "conviction" has the meaning prescribed in A.R.S. §
									28-101(12).
B. For the duration of a certified ignition
				interlock device order, each conviction for violating A.R.S. §§
									28-1464(A),
				28-1464(C),
				28-1464(D),
				28-1464(F),
				or
				28-1464(H)
				 of the person subject to the order will
				result in the Division's extension of the order.
C. Each extension by the Division of a
				person's certified ignition interlock device order shall be for one
				year.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-409 - Non-operating Identification License Application; Applicability; Fee

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A. A person seeking
				a non-operating identification license, issued by the Department as prescribed
				under A.R.S. §
									28-3165
				and this Section, shall apply to the Department using a form provided by the
				Department.
B. An applicant shall
				submit a $12 fee to the Department, on application for a non-operating
				identification license, unless the applicant is provided a specific statutory
				exemption from payment of the fee.
C. An applicant shall provide to the
				Department, on application for a non-operating identification license,
				satisfactory proof of the applicant's full legal name, date of birth, sex,
				principal residence address of domicile in this state, and evidence that the
				applicant's presence in the United States is authorized under federal law as
				listed by the Department on its website at
www.azdot.gov
.
D. A person seeking a travel-compliant
				identification license issued by the Department under A.R.S. §
									28-3175,
				which is recognized by federal agencies as proof of identity for use when
				accessing federal facilities, boarding federally-regulated commercial aircraft,
				or entering nuclear power plants, shall apply to the Department as provided
				under
				R17-4-407.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-410 - Voter Registration Through the Motor Vehicle Division

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A. For purposes of
				this Section:
1. "License" has the same
				meaning as "driver's license" under A.R.S. §
										16-111(2).
2. "MVD" means the Arizona Department of
				Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-411 - Special Ignition Interlock Restricted Driver License: Application, Restrictions, Reporting, Fee

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A. In
				addition to the requirements prescribed in A.R.S. §
									28-3158,
				an person applying for a special ignition interlock restricted driver license
				shall:
1. If the person is suspended for a
				first offense of A.R.S. §
										28-1321:
a. Complete at least 90 consecutive days of
				the period of the suspension, and
b. Maintain a functioning certified ignition
				interlock device during the remaining period of the suspension.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-412 - Extension of a Special Ignition Interlock Restricted Driver License: Hearing, Burden of Proof and Presumptions

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A. Extension. The Division shall extend a
				person's special ignition interlock restricted driver license for a period of
				one year if the Division has reasonable grounds to believe:
1. The person tampered with the certified
				ignition interlock device within the meaning of A.R.S. §
										28-1301(9),
2. The person fails to provide proof of
				compliance prescribed in A.R.S. §
										28-1461,
				or
3. The person attempted to
				operate the vehicle with an alcohol concentration exceeding the presumptive
				limit prescribed in A.R.S. §
										28-1381(G)(3)
				 three or more times during the period of
				license restriction or limitation, or if the person is younger than 21 years of
				age, attempted to operate the vehicle with any spirituous liquor in the
				person's body three or more times during the period of license restriction or
				limitation.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-413 - Lifetime Disqualification Reinstatement

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A. Definitions. In addition to the
				definitions prescribed under A.R.S. §§
									28-101
				and
				28-3001,
				the following definitions apply to this Section, unless otherwise specified:
"CDL" means Commercial Driver License.
"Lifetime disqualification" means the individual is
				  disqualified for life from operating a commercial motor vehicle as prescribed
				  under
				  49 CFR
				  391.15.
"Permanently disqualified" means the individual will never be
				  able to obtain a commercial driver license.
B. Eligibility. An individual with a lifetime
				disqualification may request reinstatement of the individual's commercial
				driving privilege if:
1. Ten years have passed
				since the date of the lifetime disqualification.
2. The individual:
a. Is otherwise eligible for
				licensure.
b. Has continuously been
				eligible for a driver license during the most recent 10-year period.
c. Has not previously reinstated CDL
				privileges for another lifetime disqualification.
d. Has no record of a conviction for any of
				the following violations, in any state, within the previous 10-year period:
i. Driving while under the influence of
				alcohol or a controlled substance.
ii. Having a blood alcohol concentration of
				.04 or greater while driving a commercial motor vehicle.
iii. Refusal to submit to a blood alcohol
				concentration test.
iv. Leaving the
				scene of an accident.
v. Using a
				vehicle in the commission of a felony.
vi. Operating a commercial motor vehicle as
				defined under A.R.S. §
												28-3001
				while his or her commercial driving privileges are canceled, disqualified,
				suspended, or revoked.
vii. Causing
				a fatality through the negligent operation of a commercial motor
				vehicle.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 4 - DRIVER LICENSES › Section R17-4-414 - Commercial Driver License Applicant Driver History Check; Required Action; Hearing

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A.
				Applicability. The provisions of this Section shall apply to all applicants
				requesting an original, renewal, reinstatement, transfer, or upgrade of a
				commercial driver license or commercial driver license instruction
				permit.
B. Driver History Check. In
				compliance with
				49 CFR
				384.206,
				384.210,
				384.225,
				and
				384.232:
1. The Department shall require each
				applicant for a commercial driver license to supply the names of all states
				where the applicant has previously been licensed to operate a motor
				vehicle.
2. The Department shall
				request the complete driver history record from all states where the applicant
				was licensed to operate a motor vehicle within the previous 10 years. The
				Department shall make a driver history request no earlier than:
a. Twenty-four hours prior to the issuance of
				a commercial driver license or commercial driver license instruction permit for
				an applicant who does not currently possess a valid Arizona commercial driver
				license; or
b. Ten days prior to
				the issuance of a commercial driver license or commercial driver license
				instruction permit for an applicant who currently possesses a valid Arizona
				commercial driver license.
3. The Department shall record and maintain
				as part of the driver history all convictions, disqualifications, and other
				licensing actions for violations of any state or local law relating to motor
				vehicle traffic control, other than a parking violation, committed in any type
				of vehicle by a commercial driver licensee or any driver operating a commercial
				motor vehicle.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 5 - SAFETY › Section R17-4-502 - General Provisions for Visual, Physical, and Psychological Ability to Operate a Motor Vehicle Safely

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A.
				Screening process for safe operation of a motor vehicle.
1. An applicant shall complete the
				application, including the medical screening questions and
				certification.
2. An applicant
				without a valid driver license shall successfully complete all required
				examinations or obtain an evaluation if:
a.
				The Department informs the applicant that the applicant's responses to the
				medical screening questions indicate the existence of a disqualifying medical
				condition; or
b. The applicant
				comes under subsection (B)(1)(a), (B)(1)(c), or (B)(1)(d).
3. An applicant for license renewal shall
				successfully complete an examination or obtain an evaluation if the applicant's
				responses to the medical screening questions indicate that since the
				applicant's last driver license issuance:
a.
				The applicant has developed a visual, physical, or psychological condition that
				may constitute a disqualifying medical condition; or
b. There has been a change in an existing
				visual, physical, or psychological condition that may constitute a
				disqualifying medical condition.
4. As soon as a licensee's medical condition
				allows, the licensee shall notify the Department, in writing, that a medical
				condition exists not previously reported to the Department that may affect the
				licensee's functional ability. On receipt of the required notification, the
				Department shall require the licensee to complete an examination or evaluation.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 5 - SAFETY › Section R17-4-503 - Vision Standards

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A.
				Definitions.
1. "Binocular vision" means the
				ability to see in both eyes.
2.
				"Bioptic telescopic lens system" means a bioptic, spectacle-mounted corrective
				lens prescribed by a physician or optometrist for meeting vision acuity
				requirements for driving that uses magnification as the main method of
				obtaining minimal visual acuity.
3.
				"Corrected visual acuity" means distance vision corrected by eyeglasses,
				contact lenses, or a bioptic telescopic lens system.
4. "Corrective lens" means eyeglasses,
				contact lenses, or a bioptic telescopic lens system used to correct distance
				vision.
5. "Diplopia" means double
				vision.
6. "Impaired night
				vision" means below normal ability to see in reduced light.
7.
				"Monocular vision" means the ability to see in one eye only.
8.
				"Optometrist" means a person licensed to practice optometry in any state,
				territory, or possession of the United States or the Commonwealth of Puerto
				Rico.
9. "Retinitis pigmentosa" means a chronic progressive
				inflammation of the retina with atrophy and pigmentary infiltration of the
				inner layers of the retina.
10. "Snellen Chart"
				means a chart imprinted with lines of black letters of decreasing size for
				testing visual acuity.
11. "Visual acuity"
				means the clarity of a person's vision.
12. "Visual field" means the area in which
				objects may be seen when the eye is fixed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 5 - SAFETY › Section R17-4-504 - Medical Alert Conditions

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A.
				Definition. In this Section, "license" means any class of driver license,
				commercial driver license, non-operating identification license, or instruction
				permit.
B. Medical alert condition
				displayed on license. The Department will provide on each license a space to
				indicate a medical alert condition. A list of recognized medical alert
				conditions is available at all Motor Vehicle Division Customer Service offices
				and Authorized Third Party Driver License offices.
C. Retention of medical alert condition
				authorization. The Department will not maintain the medical alert code on the
				Department computer record unless written authorization is submitted.
D. A person shall submit a signed statement,
				from a physician or registered nurse practitioner, stating that the person is
				diagnosed with a medical condition. The signed statement is required every time
				the person requests a license unless the person authorizes the Department to
				maintain the medical alert code on the Department computer record.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 5 - SAFETY › Section R17-4-506 - Neurological Standards

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A. Driver
				license application.
1. A person who has a
				seizure in the three months before applying for a driver license shall undergo
				an evaluation as provided in
				R17-4-502.
2. After the evaluation under
				R17-4-502,
				the person or the person's physician shall submit the medical examination
				report to the Department.
3. The
				Department shall not issue a driver license to a person if the medical
				examination report shows that the person has a neurological disorder that
				affects the person's ability to operate a motor vehicle safely.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 5 - SAFETY › Section R17-4-508 - Commercial Driver License Physical Qualifications

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A. Requirements.
1. A commercial driver license applicant
				shall submit a U.S. Department of Transportation medical examiner's
				certificate, available online from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
				Administration at
https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov
, completed as
				prescribed under
				49 CFR
				391.43 to the Department.
a. Except as provided in subsection
				(A)(1)(c), the medical examiner's certificate must be completed by a medical
				examiner who is listed on the current National Registry of Certified Medical
				Examiners. A search of certified medical examiners is available on the Federal
				Motor Carrier Safety Administration's website.
b. The medical examiner's certificate must be
				completed upon the applicant's initial application and upon or prior to
				expiration of the applicant's current medical examiner's certificate.
c. An optometrist, licensed to practice by
				the federal government, any state, or U.S. territory, may perform the medical
				examination as it pertains to visual acuity, field of vision, and the ability
				to recognize colors as specified in
				49 CFR
				391.41(b)(10).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-701 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions contained in 49 CFR 1572, the
				  following words and phrases apply to this Article:
"Applicant" means an individual who applies to obtain an
				  original or renewal HME.
"CDL" means commercial driver license.
"Department" has the same meaning as defined in A.R.S. §
									28-101.
"HME" means hazardous materials endorsement.
"Security Threat Assessment" means a check by TSA that
				  includes a fingerprint-based criminal history records check, an
				  intelligence-related background check, and a final disposition.
"Transfer applicant" means an individual with an existing HME
				  issued by another state, applying to the state of Arizona for an HME.
"TSA" means the U.S. Transportation Security
				  Administration.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-702 - Scope

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This Article applies to commercial drivers who are applying
				  for an original, renewal, or transfer of an HME, in accordance with 49 CFR
				  1572. The Department incorporates by reference 49 CFR 1572, revised as of
				  October 1, 2016 2020, and no later amendments or editions. The incorporated
				  material is on file with the Department at 206 S. 17th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ
				  85007. The incorporated material is published by National Archives and Records
				  Administration, Office of the Federal Register, 8601 Adelphi Road, College
				  Park, MD 207406001, and is printed and distributed by the U.S. Government
				  Publishing Office, P.O. Box 979050, St. Louis, MO 63197-9000. The incorporated
				  material can be viewed online at
https://www.govinfo.gov
and ordered
				  online by visiting the U.S. Government Online Bookstore at
http://bookstore.gpo.gov
. The
				  International Standard Book Number is 9780160958861.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-704 - Requirements for an HME

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To receive an HME an applicant shall:
1. Possess a valid Arizona CDL,
2. Be at least 21 years of age,
3. Successfully complete all required testing
				under
				R17-4-705,
4. Pay all applicable fees under
				R17-4-706,
5. Make application to TSA for a Security
				Threat Assessment, and
6. Receive a
				Determination of No Security Threat from TSA.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-705 - Required Testing

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A.
				Original and renewal applicants shall successfully complete the testing
				requirements under A.R.S. §
									28-3223.
B. A transfer applicant shall be required to
				comply with HME knowledge test requirements under A.R.S. §
									28-3223,
				and pay any applicable fee under
				R17-4-706.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-706 - Fees

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All applicants and transfer applicants shall pay all
				  applicable fees as prescribed by:
1.
				TSA for a Security Threat Assessment, and
2. A.R.S. §
									28-3002.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-707 - 60-Day Notice to Apply

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A.
				The Department shall notify an existing HME holder that a new Security Threat
				Assessment shall be successfully passed in order to retain the HME 60 days
				prior to the expiration of the Security Threat Assessment and the corresponding
				HME.
B. Upon expiration of the
				Department's 60 Day Notice to Apply, the Department shall cancel the Arizona
				driver license privileges of an applicant who fails to apply for a Security
				Threat Assessment and fails to remove the HME.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-708 - Security Threat Assessment

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A. An applicant for an HME shall successfully
				pass a Security Threat Assessment every five years.
B. An applicant subject to any of the
				following actions, as defined in A.R.S. §
									28-3001,
				shall obtain a new Security Threat Assessment and HME:
1. Cancellation,
2. Suspension for a period of one year or
				more,
3. Expiration for a period of
				one year or more, and
4. Revocation
				for a period of one year or more.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-709 - Determination of Security Threat

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Upon notification by TSA that an applicant has failed to
				  successfully pass the Security Threat Assessment:
1. For an original applicant:
a. The Department will deny the request for
				an HME; and
b. If otherwise
				qualified, the applicant may apply for a CDL without an HME.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-710 - Requests for Administrative Hearing

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A. In the event an applicant has failed to
				successfully complete the Security Threat Assessment or failed to receive a
				Determination of No Security Threat, the applicant may make an appeal directly
				through TSA, but cannot request an administrative hearing from the
				Department.
B. An applicant whose
				Arizona driver license privileges have been canceled under R17-4-707 or
				R17-4-709 may request an administrative hearing from the Department as
				prescribed under 17 A.A.C. 1, Article 5. The hearing is held in accordance with
				the procedures prescribed under A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6, Article 6 and 17
				A.A.C. 1, Article 5.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 7 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ENDORSEMENT › Section R17-4-712 - Transfer Applicant

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A.
				Applicability. A transfer applicant shall comply with the provisions of this
				Article except as otherwise required by this Section.
B. Existing TSA approval. Upon application by
				a transfer applicant who has successfully passed a Security Threat Assessment
				prior to application in Arizona, the Department shall:
1. Verify the TSA approval of a Determination
				of No Security Threat;
2. Issue an Arizona CDL
				with an HME; and
3. Consider an applicant who has been subject to any
				action under
				R17-4-708(B)
				an original applicant and shall require the applicant to undergo a new Security
				Threat Assessment and testing requirements under R17-4-705.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 8 - MOTOR VEHICLE RECORDS › Section R17-4-801 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions under A.R.S. §§
									28-101 and
				  28-440, the following definitions
				  apply to this Article, unless otherwise specified:
"Batch" means a query-command method that initiates
				  simultaneous production of an electronic file or series of requests that may
				  have delayed results.
"Certified record" means a copy of a document designated as a
				  true copy by the agency officer entrusted with custody of the original to be
				  used for purposes prescribed under A.R.S. §
									28-442.
"Commercial driver license record" has the same meaning as a
				  CDLIS motor vehicle record as defined in
				  49 CFR
				  384.105.
"Customer number" means the system-generated, or other
				  distinguishing number, assigned by the Department to each person with a record
				  on the Department's database, which includes the driver license number assigned
				  to a person for a driver license, identification card, or instruction
				  permit.
"Driver record" means a motor vehicle record more
				  specifically defined to include any data that pertains to a driver license,
				  identification card, instruction permit, or driver related activities.
"Interactive" means an electronic query-command method
				  individually initiated by a person that produces immediate results.
"Reasonable costs" has the same meaning as defined in A.R.S.
				  §
									12-351.
"Requester" means the person, as defined in A.R.S. §
									41-1001, requesting a motor
				  vehicle record.
"Special MVR" means a motor vehicle record that is comprised
				  of the least possible subset of information necessary to respond to the type of
				  request received.
"Support document" means any customer record maintained by
				  the Department in an electronic, hardcopy, or microfilm file storage
				  format.
"Title and registration record" means a motor vehicle record
				  more specifically defined to include any data that pertains to a vehicle title
				  or registration record.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 8 - MOTOR VEHICLE RECORDS › Section R17-4-802 - Motor Vehicle Record Request

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A. Identification requirements. The requester
				of a motor vehicle record shall present valid identification as indicated on
				the motor vehicle record request form or at the request of the Department at
				the time a motor vehicle record request is made.
B. Charges and exemptions. The requester of a
				motor vehicle record shall pay the appropriate motor vehicle record copy charge
				under R17-4-803, unless exempt under
				A.R.S. §
									28-446.
C. Motor vehicle record types. Under this
				Article, the Department may release any of the following motor vehicle record
				types:
1. Title and Registration record,
				uncertified;
2. Title and
				Registration record, certified;
3.
				Driver 39-month record, uncertified;
4. Driver five-year record,
				certified;
5. Driver extended
				history record, certified;
6.
				Special MVR, uncertified;
7.
				Commercial driver license record, uncertified;
8. Support documents, uncertified;
				and
9. Support documents,
				certified.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 4 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION TITLE, REGISTRATION, AND DRIVER LICENSES › Article 8 - MOTOR VEHICLE RECORDS › Section R17-4-803 - Record Copy Charges

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In accordance with A.R.S. §§
									12-351 and
				  28-446, for each separate request,
				  the Department shall assess a charge as provided in Table 1. Certified and
				  Uncertified Motor Vehicle Record Fees. Therefore, a fee is collected if the
				  request results in a motor vehicle record or "No Record Found."
Table 1. Certified and Uncertified Motor Vehicle Record
				  Fees
Description
Method of Delivery
Amount
A certified record:
Over-the-counter immediate or drop-off service;
							 Mail-in request; or Electronic interactive.
$5
Electronic batch.
$3
A certified support document:
Over-the-counter immediate or drop-off service; or
							 Mail-in request.
$5
An uncertified record:
Over-the-counter immediate service; Mail-in request;
							 or Electronic interactive.
$3
Electronic batch; or Over-the-counter drop-off
							 service.
$2
An uncertified support document:
Over-the-counter immediate or drop-off service; or
							 Mail-in request.
$3
An uncertified Special MVR:
Over-the-counter immediate or drop-off service;
							 Mail-in request; or Electronic interactive.
$1.50
Civil subpoena support documentation:
Served by a process server.
Reasonable costs
Any photocopied item: (Does not include. etc.)
Over-the-counter immediate or drop-off service; or
							 Mail-in request.
25¢ per page
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 5 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS › Article 2 - MOTOR CARRIERS › Section R17-5-201 - Definitions

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In addition to the definitions provided under A.R.S. §§
									28-3001
				  and
				  28-5201,
				  the following definitions apply to this Article unless otherwise
				  specified:
"Audit" means any inspection of a transporter's motor
				  vehicle, equipment, books, or records to determine compliance with this Article
				  and A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter 14.
"Co-applicant" means an employer or potential
				  employer.
"Danger to public safety" means any condition of a
				  transporter likely to result in serious peril to the public if not discontinued
				  immediately.
"Director" means the Director of the Arizona Department of
				  Transportation or the Director's designated agent.
"Executive Hearing Office" means the Arizona Department of
				  Transportation's Executive Hearing Office.
"Medical waiver evaluation summary" means the form, provided
				  by the Department, to be completed by either a board-qualified or
				  board-certified orthopedic surgeon or physiatrist and mailed to the Department,
				  at the address provided on the form, on behalf of an Arizona intrastate medical
				  waiver applicant.
"Physiatrist" means a doctor of medicine specialized in
				  physical medicine and rehabilitation.
"Transporter" means any person, driver, motor carrier,
				  shipper, manufacturer, or motor vehicle, including any motor vehicle
				  transporting a hazardous material, hazardous substance, or hazardous waste,
				  subject to this Article and A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter 14.
"Violation" means any conduct, act, or failure to act
				  required or prohibited under this Article and A.R.S. Title 28, Chapter
				  14.
"Vision examination report" means a form provided by the
				  Department to be completed by an ophthalmologist or a licensed optometrist on
				  behalf of a driver or driver applicant and mailed to the Department, at the
				  address provided on the form, for use in determining whether or not a medical
				  condition affects the driver's or driver applicant's ability to safely perform
				  the functional skills involved with driving a motor vehicle.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 5 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS › Article 2 - MOTOR CARRIERS › Section R17-5-202 - Motor Carrier Safety: Incorporation of Federal Regulations; Applicability

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A. The
				Department incorporates by reference 49 CFR 40, 379, 382, 383, 385, 390, 391,
				392, 393, 395, 396, 397, and 399, revised as of October 1, 2020, and no later
				amendments or editions, as amended under this Article. The incorporated
				material is on file with the Department at 206 S. 17th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ
				85007. The incorporated material is published by National Archives and Records
				Administration, Office of the Federal Register, 8601 Adelphi Road, College
				Park, MD 20740-6001, and is printed and distributed by the U.S. Government
				Publishing Office, P.O. Box 979050, St. Louis, MO 63197-9000. The incorporated
				material can be viewed online at
https://www.govinfo.gov
and ordered
				online by visiting the U.S. Government Bookstore at
http://bookstore.gpo.gov
. The
				International Standard Book Numbers are 9780160958786 for 49 CFR 40 and
				9780160958823 for 49 CFR 379, 382, 383, 385, 390, 391, 392, 393, 395, 396, 397,
				and 399.
B. The sections of 49 CFR
				incorporated under subsection (A) apply as amended under this Article to all
				intrastate and interstate motor carriers operating in Arizona and persons
				operating a commercial motor vehicle.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 17 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 5 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS › Article 2 - MOTOR CARRIERS › Section R17-5-203 - Motor Carrier Safety: 49 CFR 390 - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations; General

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A.
									49 CFR
				390.3T, General applicability. Paragraph
				(a)(1) is amended to read:
Regulations incorporated in this subchapter are applicable to
				  all motor carriers operating in Arizona and any vehicle owned or operated by
				  the state, a political subdivision, or a state public authority that is used to
				  transport a hazardous material in an amount requiring the vehicle to be
				  placarded as prescribed under
				  R17-5-209.
B.
									49
				CFR 390.5T, Definitions. The definitions
				listed under
				49
				CFR 390.5T are amended as follows:
"Commercial Motor Vehicle" or "CMV" has the same meaning as
				  defined in A.R.S. §
										28-5201.
"Shipper" has the same meaning as defined in A.R.S. §
										28-5201.
"Special agent" means an officer or agent of the Department,
				  the Department of Public Safety, or a political subdivision, who is trained and
				  certified by the Department of Public Safety to enforce Arizona's Motor Carrier
				  Safety requirements.
"State" means a state of the United States or the District of
				  Columbia.
"Tow truck," as used in the definition of emergency under
				  49
				  CFR 390.5T, has the same meaning as defined
				  in A.A.C.
				  R13-3-701.
C.
									49
				CFR 390.19T, Motor carrier, hazardous
				material safety permit applicant/holder, and intermodal equipment provider
				identification reports. Paragraph (a)(1) is amended to read:
A U.S.-, Canada-, Mexico-, or non-North America-domiciled
				  motor carrier conducting operations in interstate commerce or in intrastate
				  commerce in a CMV must file a Motor Carrier Identification Report, Form
				  MCS-150.
D.
									49 CFR
				390.23, Relief from regulations.
1. Paragraph (a)(2), Local emergencies, is
				amended by adding:
When a local emergency exists that justifies an exemption
				  from parts 390 through 399 of this chapter, a motor carrier may request the
				  exemption by contacting Commercial Vehicle Enforcement at the Arizona
				  Department of Public Safety, Highway Patrol Division, P.O. Box 6638, Phoenix,
				  AZ 85005. The Arizona Department of Public Safety may grant the exemption with
				  or without restrictions as necessary to provide vital service to the
				  public.
2. Paragraph
				(a)(2)(i)(A) is amended to read:
An emergency has been declared by a federal, state or local
				  government official having authority to declare an emergency; or an emergency
				  situation exists under A.R.S. §
											28-5234(B);
				  or