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Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.12 - Regulations To Suspend Or Revoke Driver License For Failing To Appear In Court

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(1)
			 Any person who is a resident of the State of Alabama or any person who has an
			 Alabama driver license and is arrested for a violation of any provision of any
			 law, ordinance, or promulgated rule of any state, county, city, Territory of
			 the United States or Province of Canada which if committed in this state would
			 be punishable as a misdemeanor under
Code of Ala.
			 1975
, Title 32, who is issued a summons or otherwise notified or
			 instructed in writing to appear at a time and place specified in such summons
			 or notice and is released on sufficient written bond, approved by the arresting
			 officer, or is otherwise released, and who violates his written bond to appear
			 or who otherwise fails to appear shall be subject to the provisions of this
			 rule as defined and described in paragraph B.
(2) When the Director of Public Safety
			 receives written notice from the court, or the licensing authority of the
			 state, Territory or Province, where the offense was committed that such person
			 has violated his written bond to appear or otherwise failed to appear as
			 instructed or notified, the Director shall suspend the driver license and
			 driving privilege of the defaulting driver until notified by the court or
			 licensing authority that such driver has complied with a notice to
			 appear.
(3) The Director of Public
			 Safety, upon suspending any license shall require that such license be
			 surrendered and be retained by the Director of Public Safety until final notice
			 has been received from the Court or licensing authority that the driver has
			 complied with a notice to appear. If such licensee refused to surrender such
			 license, he shall be considered in violation of this rule, and shall be subject
			 to the penalties provided by
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								32-6-18.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-9,
				  32-6-13.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.13 - Driver License Examinations: Required To Be Given By Agent Of The Department Of Public Safety

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(1)
Code of Ala. 1975
, §3263, requires an unlicensed
			 driver to be given an examination by a duly authorized agent of the Director of
			 Public Safety, and the applicant must pass the examination before receiving a
			 driver license.
(2) Any person who
			 presents himself to a duly authorized agent of the Director of Public Safety,
			 Probate Judge's Office or Licensed Commissioner's Office and conceals his
			 identity unlawfully and fraudulently or assists or aids another in unlawfully
			 and fraudulently concealing his identify, shall be in violation of this rule
			 and shall have his driver license suspended for a period of sixty (60) days and
			 may be punished under
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								32-6-18
(C) and (E).
Author:
Captain B. W. Henderson
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-9,
				  32-6-13.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.14 - Speed Limit Within Safety Rest Areas

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(1) We, Jerry Shoemaker, Public Safety
			 Director, and Rex Rainer, Highway Director, having found by engineering and
			 traffic investigation that there exist no statewide prima facie speed limit
			 within Safety Rest Areas, as described in Volume 7, Chapter 6, Section 3 of the
			 Federal Aid Program Manual, constructed and maintained by and for the State of
			 Alabama upon Federal Aid Highways, do set, ordain and establish that the speed
			 limit within such Safety Rest Areas shall be twenty-five (25) miles per hour.
			 Such speed limit shall be in effect at all times; and provided, further, that
			 no speed limit fixed under authority of this directive shall be effective
			 unless appropriate signs are erected giving notice of the authorized
			 speed.
(2) Any law, or rule to the
			 contrary notwithstanding, this rule shall become effective upon its approval by
			 the Governor.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, § 32-5-94; Volume 7, Chapter 6, Section 3, Paragraph 5,
				  of the Federal Aid Highway Program Manual.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.15 - Drivers Exempt From Securing Alabama Driver License

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In addition to those classes of drivers exempt from securing an
				Alabama driver license as provided by
Code of Ala.
				1975
, §3262, the following persons shall be exempt from
				securing an Alabama driver license so long as they hold a valid driver license
				issued by their home state:
(a) A
			 nonresident on active duty in the armed forces of the United States and such
			 nonresident's spouse and dependent children.
(b) Any nonresident full time student,
			 properly enrolled and registered in a school, college, university or trade
			 school in this state.
Author:
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-9,
				  32-6-13.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.16 - Motor Carrier Safety And Hazardous Material Regulations

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(1) Part 107,
			 Subpart B, Part 40, Parts 171-180, Part 382, Part 383, Part 384, and Parts
			 390-399 of Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations of the U.S. Department of
			 Transportation and as they may be amended in the future are hereby adopted as
			 part of Promulgated Rule No. 760-X-1-.16 of the Alabama Department of Public
			 Safety.
(a) The Alabama Department of Public
			 Safety shall have the authority to enforce these regulations.
(b) These regulations shall apply to all
			 motor carriers both inter and intra, private, for hire, etc., where
			 practical.
(c) Whenever these
			 regulations require notification of the Department of Transportation, the
			 Alabama Department of Public Safety shall be notified.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.17 - Regulation On Window Tinting

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(a) As used in this Rule, the term:
(1) "Light reflectance" means the ratio of
			 the amount of total light that is reflected outward by a product or material to
			 the amount of total light falling on the product or material.
(2) "Light transmission" means the ratio of
			 the amount of total light, expressed in percentages, which is allowed to pass
			 through a surface to the amount of light falling on the surface.
(3) "Manufacturer" means a person who
			 produces or assembles a vehicle glasscoating material or who fabricates,
			 laminates, or tempers a safetyglazing material, which material reduces light
			 transmission.
(4) "Material" means
			 any transparent product or substance which reduces light
			 transmission.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.18 - Criminal History Information

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The following are procedures for obtaining criminal history
				information from the Alabama Department of Public Safety in accordance with Act
				No. 92-676. The applicant's full name, race, sex, date of birth, and social
				security number. A release form signed by the applicant (you must use the
				Department of Public Safety release form, ABI46). A cashier's check, bank or
				postal money order in the amount of $25 (per applicant) made payable to the
				Alabama Bureau of Investigation.
Mail request to: Alabama Department of Public Safety Alabama
				Bureau of Investigation Attention Identification Unit P. O. Box 1511
				Montgomery, Alabama 36102-1511
Authors:
Fulton Prevost, B. W.
				Henderson
Statutory Authority:
Act No. 92-676 (Second
				  Special Session, 1992, Alabama Legislature).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.19 - Requirement The Social Security Number Be Divulged In Order To Obtain A Driver License

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(1)
			 All persons eligible for a social security number applying for a driver license
			 shall be required to furnish to the Alabama Department of Public Safety their
			 social security number in order to obtain an Alabama driver license except as
			 provided for in Paragraphs 4 and 5.
(2) The Department shall use such numbers for
			 the purpose of administering the driver license laws of this state and for such
			 other purposes as may be permitted under state and federal law.
(3) The Department shall maintain the
			 confidentiality of social security numbers obtained by it except to the extend
			 the use of such numbers is permitted by state and federal law.
(4) Foreign Nationals legally residing in the
			 State of a period exceeding six months and who are not authorized a social
			 security number are not required to provide a social security number prior to
			 making application for a driver license or nondriver identification card. Proof
			 of Authorized Presence, as defined in
			 760-X-1-.20,
			 in the United States for a period exceeding six months from the date of
			 application for a driver license shall be provided by the applicant to the
			 Department at the time of application.
(5) United States citizens who, based upon
			 sincere, well established religious objections, do not have a social security
			 number assigned to them, must provide verifiable proof from the Social Security
			 Administration that a social security number has never been assigned to them.
Authors:
Captain B. W. Henderson, Jack Curtis,
				2002 amendments Tom Simon
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-9,
				  32-6-13;
				  42 U.S.C.
				  §405(c).
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.22 - Digital License

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(a)
			 The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) may issue a digital copy of a driver
			 license or non-driver identification card pursuant to Section
			 32-6-1,
Code of Ala. 1975
, that may be displayed through an
			 ALEA approved mobile or other software application on a wireless communications
			 or mobile electronic device.
(b)
			 The digital driver license or non-driver identification card may contain all
			 information present on a physical license or identification card. In addition,
			 a digital license or identification card may include a bar code or other
			 mechanism, as created or approved by ALEA that may be scanned or otherwise
			 utilized to reveal the information.
(c) A licensee may produce an ALEA approved
			 digital copy of his or her license in lieu of possessing a physical license
			 when operating a motor vehicle or vessel.
(d) Upon demand of a judge of any court in
			 this state, a peace officer, or a state trooper, or any other state or local
			 government entity a licensee may produce an ALEA approved digital license or
			 non-driver identification card and it will be recognized as though it was a
			 physical license or identification card. The Secretary or his/her designee
			 shall deem how a digital copy of a driver's license or identification card is
			 accepted.
(e) If the licensee
			 displays the digital driver license or identification card through the ALEA
			 approved mobile application, the person is not implicitly consenting to allow
			 access or to search other contents of the wireless communication or electronic
			 device other than provided for by law.
(f) The Secretary of Law Enforcement will
			 apply reasonable standards of security to protect the integrity of the license
			 and privacy of the licensee.
Authors:
Kevin Wright, Michael Robinson, Maury
				  Mitchell, J. Jason Swann
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-9,
				  32-6-9,
				  32-6-13.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.23 - Mandatory Liability Insurance

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A driver operating a motor vehicle is required to comply with
				the Mandatory Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Law,
Code of Ala.
				1975
, §
								32-7A-4.
				A driver involved in a motor vehicle incident who was not in compliance with
				the Mandatory Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Law and who was not given a
				criminal citation for noncompliance shall be subject to the penalties provided
				in
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
								41-27-40 through
				41-27-48.
(1) Definitions and Abbreviations
(a) ALEA - The Alabama Law Enforcement
			 Agency
(b) Civil Penalty - A
			 penalty imposed for a violation of the Mandatory Motor Vehicle Liability
			 Insurance Law
(c) Driver - An
			 operator of a motor vehicle who is involved in a motor vehicle
			 incident
(d) Insurance - Liability
			 insurance required pursuant to
Code of Ala. 1975
,
			 §
									32-7A-4
(e) MLI - Mandatory Motor Vehicle
			 Liability Insurance Law. Chapter 7A, Title 32,
Code of Ala.
			 1975
(f) Motor Vehicle
			 Incident - An incident involving the operator of a motor vehicle where a
			 traffic citation was issued by a law enforcement officer or the operator of a
			 motor vehicle was involved in an accident and an accident report was
			 filed
(g) OIVS - Online Insurance
			 Verification System,
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
									32-7B-2
(h) UTTC - Uniform traffic ticket
			 and complaint,
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
									12-12-53
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.24 - Hardship Driver License

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(1)
			 Definitions:
(a) Hardship Driver License
			 Applicant - A person disqualified from holding a driver license by state law,
			 who can provide supporting documentation as requested by the Alabama Law
			 Enforcement Agency ("ALEA"), and who is:
1.
			 Currently participating in a work release program run, regulated, or recognized
			 by the Alabama Department of Corrections ("ADOC") as demonstrated by a letter
			 or other document provided from the program director or designee; or
2. Currently participating in a community
			 corrections program ("CCP") that is recognized by an Alabama circuit, district,
			 or municipal court and is in compliance with the ADOC's minimum standards as
			 demonstrated by a letter or other document provided from the CCP program
			 director or designee; or
3. An
			 individual released from ADOC custody:
(i)
			 upon completion of sentence;
(ii)
			 after being granted parole by the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles ("the
			 Bureau");
(iii) following a period
			 of confinement served in the custody of the ADOC of up to 45 days ("dunk")
			 imposed by the Bureau with return to parole supervision;
(iv) Pursuant to mandatory release (Section
			 15-22-26.2,
Code of Ala. 1975
, as amended);
(v) As otherwise provided by law, including
			 persons returned to probation supervision following a period of confinement
			 ("dunk") imposed by the sentencing court of up to 45 days in the custody
			 population of the ADOC; or
4. A person with a suspended or revoked
			 Alabama driver license who can demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of
			 ALEA that he/she does not pose a risk to public safety and who can fully
			 demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of ALEA that he/she cannot obtain
			 reasonable transportation. Persons whose driver license is currently suspended
			 or revoked for a serious traffic offense pursuant to Title 32 of the Code of
			 Alabama are considered a risk to public safety for purposes of this
			 rule.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-1 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-1-.25 - Nonconsensual Towing

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These rules shall establish procedures governing the use of
				towing and recovery services for nonconsensual towing directed by the agency of
				commercial motor vehicles as defined by  49 C.F.R. Part 390.5 . The Alabama Law
				Enforcement Agency shall approve towing and recovery service rates as
				reasonable based on what is customary in practice of the industry.
(1) Definitions and Abbreviations.
(a) Agency - The Alabama Law Enforcement
			 Agency (ALEA).
(b) Approved Rates -
			 The rates for services of towing operations annually approved by the Agency to
			 reflect market fluctuation within the industry, updated by April 1 of each
			 calendar year, a copy of which shall be maintained at the Agency Headquarters
			 in the Agency's Towing and Recovery Services Policy.
(c) Motor Vehicle - A vehicle intended
			 primarily for use and operation on the public roads and highways which is
			 self-propelled.
(d) Nonconsensual
			 Towing - The moving, transporting, or recovery of a commercial vehicle by an
			 approved towing and recovery service without the prior consent or authorization
			 of the owner or operator of the vehicle pursuant to the Agency's Towing and
			 Recovery Services Policy.
(e)
			 Towing - The moving, transporting, or recovery from private or public property
			 or from a storage facility of a person's commercial motor vehicle, the moving
			 or removing of an unclaimed motor vehicle, as defined in
Code of
			 Ala. 1975
, §
									32-8-84,
			 or the immobilization of or preparation for moving or removing of the
			 commercial motor vehicle, for which a fee is charged, either directly or
			 indirectly.
(f) Towing and Recovery
			 Service - An individual or business entity that provides towing and recovery
			 services at the direction of a law enforcement officer of the agency in
			 exchange for a fee or charge.
(g)
			 Commercial Motor Vehicle - Any motor vehicle as defined by 49 C.F.R. Part
			 390.5, including but not limited to Medium Duty and Heavy Duty Commercial
			 Vehicle s.
(h) Trooper Commander -
			 The commander of an agency troop/division, or his/her designee.
(i) Medium Duty Commercial Vehicle - the
			 towing, transport, and recovery of a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating
			 of 10,001 pounds to 26,000 pounds.
(j) Heavy Duty Commercial Vehicle - the
			 towing, transport, and recovery of a vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating
			 of 26,001 pounds and greater.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Section 760-X-2-.01 - Purpose

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The purpose of these rules is to establish governance for
				providing law enforcement escorts for certain oversize and/or overweight
				vehicles and/or loads, known as Superloads, transported via roadway within the
				state of Alabama toward ALEA's mission of protecting public safety and the
				motoring public.
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes, Laura Mest, Jean
				  Brown, Colonel James Helms
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-5,
				  32-2-9,
				  32-9-3.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Section 760-X-2-.02 - Definitions

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The following definitions, terms, words, and phrases shall have
				the meanings given herein and shall apply to this chapter:
(a) ALDOT - The Alabama Department of
			 Transportation.
(b) ALEA - The
			 Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
(c)
			 SUPERLOAD - A special category of oversize/overweight vehicle, or combination
			 of vehicle and load, as defined by ALDOT.
(d) PERMIT - The oversize/overweight permit
			 issued by ALDOT for Superloads that allows such a vehicle/load or combination
			 of vehicles/loads to operate on the State Highway System.
(e) PERMITTEE - Any party that receives a
			 Superload oversize/overweight permit from ALDOT. This term shall apply to the
			 recipient for the duration of the permit.
(f) LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORT - An official
			 ALEA-marked, law enforcement vehicle equipped with blue lights and sirens
			 operated by an ALEA arresting officer as required by ALDOT rules and
			 regulations that accompanies movement of an ALDOT-permitted Superload in the
			 state of Alabama.
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes, Laura Mest, Jean
				  Brown, Colonel James Helms
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-5,
				  32-2-9,
				  32-9-3.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Section 760-X-2-.03 - Compliance Requirements

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All permittees receiving ALEA Superload law enforcement
				escort(s) must comply with all laws, rules, regulations, requirements,
				limitations, and/or procedures governing the movement of Superloads, including
				but not limited to those promulgated by ALDOT. ALEA arresting officers
				providing Superload law enforcement escort(s) will be responsible for enforcing
				the escort, which may include halting movement of a permitted Superload until
				the permittee achieves compliance. ALEA shall provide Superload law enforcement
				escort(s) in accordance with ALDOT rules, regulations, requirements,
				limitations, and/or procedures regarding the days, times, and hours permissible
				for moving Superloads; weather conditions; use of certain roads; operational
				limits; licensing; and applicable requirements for vehicles. Additionally, ALEA
				shall determine the number of Superload law enforcement escorts required for
				Superload movement in accordance with ALDOT rules, regulations, and procedures.
				Nothing in these rules shall be construed to limit or alter ALDOT's independent
				authority to issue or revoke permits, or to impose available
				sanctions.
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes, Laura Mest, Jean
				  Brown, Colonel James Helms
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-5,
				  32-2-9,
				  32-9-3.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Section 760-X-2-.04 - Superload Law Enforcement Escort Procedures

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(1) A party that wishes to schedule a
			 Superload law enforcement escort with ALEA must obtain a reference number for
			 the Superload oversize/overweight permit application from ALDOT.
(2) The applicant must include the ALDOT
			 reference number on the Superload escort application it submits to ALEA for
			 Superload law enforcement escort(s). The application, current contact
			 information, and a link to submit the application is available on ALEA's
			 website (alea.gov).
(3) ALEA's
			 Department of Public Safety will process the Superload law enforcement escort
			 application and contact the permittee to coordinate the requested Superload law
			 enforcement escort(s).
(4) ALDOT
			 will issue the Superload oversize/ overweight permit once it receives
			 notification from ALEA's Department of Public Safety that ALEA completed
			 scheduling the requested Superload law enforcement escort(s).
(5) Once it provides the Superload law
			 enforcement escort(s), ALEA will submit a detailed invoice to the permittee,
			 which the permittee must pay to ALEA within 30 days of receipt. ALEA will
			 coordinate no Superload law enforcement escort(s) for any permittee with past
			 due invoices unless and until the permittee pays such ALEA invoices in
			 full.
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes, Laura Mest, Jean
				  Brown, Colonel James Helms
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-5,
				  32-2-9,
				  32-9-3.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Section 760-X-2-.05 - Fees And Charges

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ALDOT and ALEA shall charge the following fees, as applicable,
				for Superload law enforcement escort(s).
(a) PERMITS. ALDOT shall assess and the
			 permittee shall pay to ALDOT all permit fees; ALEA shall neither assess nor
			 collect permit fees.
(b)
			 ADMINISTRATIVE FEE. ALEA shall assess and the permittee shall pay an
			 administrative fee of $200.00 for each application the permittee submits to
			 ALEA for a Superload escort.
(c)
			 HOURLY FEE - ALEA shall assess and the permittee shall pay an hourly fee for
			 Superload law enforcement escort(s) at a rate of $100.00 per hour for a four
			 (4)-hour minimum period, per ALEA arresting officer assigned to the escort(s).
			 The time period for the escort shall begin 30 minutes before the scheduled
			 start of the escort and conclude 30 minutes after ALEA completes the
			 escort.
(d) MILEAGE FEE - ALEA
			 shall assess a mileage fee per mile in an amount calculated at the current
			 Internal Revenue Service rate for all assigned travel by ALEA arresting
			 officers that is associated with each Superload law enforcement escort(s). Each
			 ALEA arresting officer assigned to the escort(s) shall calculate mileage
			 beginning at his/her residence or office and ending at the same point of
			 return.
(e) PER DIEM/SUBSISTENCE.
			 ALEA shall assess and the permittee shall pay a per diem and/or subsistence fee
			 that ALEA will charge per ALEA arresting officer assigned to the escort(s) as
			 follows:
1. $12.00 subsistence for any escort
			 that takes over four (4) hours to complete
2. $12.75 per diem for any escort that takes
			 between 6-12 hours to complete
3.
			 $34.00 per diem for any escort that takes 12 hours or more to
			 complete
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Section 760-X-2-.06 - Relationship To Permittees, Immunity, Waiver, And Indemnification

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ALEA arresting officers assigned to conduct Superload law
				enforcement escort(s) shall remain law enforcement officers and employees of
				ALEA at all times and shall be subject to all rules, regulations, policies, and
				procedures incumbent upon an ALEA sworn officer. ALEA and the permittee are
				separate entities. Nothing in these rules is intended to establish an agency or
				employment relationship between ALEA and the permittee, an ALEA arresting
				officer and the permittee, or an ALEA arresting officer and any other entity.
				By providing Superload law enforcement escort(s), neither ALEA nor any ALEA
				arresting officer shall waive, expressly or impliedly, the right to assert
				sovereign immunity, State-agent immunity, or any other affirmative defense or
				protection available under law.
Submitting the ALEA Superload law enforcement escort
				application shall constitute the permittee's express agreement to defend,
				indemnify, and hold harmless the State of Alabama, ALEA, its officials,
				employees, and arresting officers from and against any claim or threatened
				claim, including payment of reasonable attorneys' fees and costs incurred, as
				made by any other person against ALEA, its officials, employees, and arresting
				officers based on, in connection to, or arising out of any requested Superload
				law enforcement escort(s). Submitting the ALEA Superload law enforcement escort
				application further constitutes the permittee's waiver of all claims in favor
				of the permittee and against the State of Alabama, ALEA, its officials,
				employees, and arresting officers that may arise in connection with, or out of,
				providing a requested Superload law enforcement escort(s).
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes, Laura Mest, Jean
				  Brown, Colonel James Helms
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-5,
				  32-2-9,
				  32-9-3.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-2 - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORTS › Appendix A - SUPERLOAD LAW ENFORCEMENT ESCORT REQUEST FORM (REPEALED)

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Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes, Laura Mest, Jean
				  Brown, Colonel James Helms
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										32-2-5,
				  32-2-9,
				  32-9-3.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-3 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-3-.01 - Transmission Of Required Sex Offender Registration Information To The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency

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Any jurisdiction or agency responsible for registering a sex
				offender shall immediately forward all required registration information and
				any changes received pursuant to Alabama Code Section
				15-20A-7,
				including information regarding the death of a sex offender, to the Alabama
				State Law Enforcement Agency in a secure, electronic, and digitized National
				Information Exchange Model (NIEM) conformant format. All information received
				will be immediately entered into the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency's statewide
				sex offender database, forwarded to those law enforcement entities'
				repositories, and provided on the public registry website as established by
				law.
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										15-20A-7,
				  15-20A-8,
				  15-20A-42.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-3 - PROMULGATED RULES › Section 760-X-3-.02 - Technical Specifications For Responsible Jurisdictions And Agencies To Establish A Secure Interface With The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency' s Statewide Sex Offender Database For The Collection Of Required Sex Offender Registration Information

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The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, through its Information
				Technology Division, will be responsible for maintaining current technical
				specifications for the secure, electronic transmission of all required sex
				offender registration data and any changes received, including death
				information, in a digitized (NIEM) conformant format. The Alabama Law
				Enforcement Agency's Information Technology Division will provide said
				technical specifications to all jurisdictions or agencies responsible for sex
				offender registration upon written request so that a secure interface may be
				established with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency's statewide sex offender
				database. Technical specifications are considered law enforcement sensitive and
				will not be considered a public record or otherwise subject to open record
				request. Responsible jurisdictions or agencies must establish a secure
				interface with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency in an expeditious manner and
				may do so directly or through the use of a vendor deemed qualified and selected
				by the jurisdiction or agency.
Authors:
Meridith H. Barnes
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§
										15-20A-7,
				  15-20A-8,
				  15-20A-42.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-4 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 760-X-4-.01 - Inspection And Enforcement

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(1)
			 Pursuant to
Code of Ala.
1975, Section
			 32-5A-191.4,
			 all Department of Forensic Sciences (DFS) approved ignition interlock device
			 providers and any associate service locations within the State of Alabama
			 shall:
(a) notify the Alabama Law Enforcement
			 Agency (ALEA), in writing, within 30 days of DFS approval as an ignition
			 interlock device service center and request an ALEA inspection of its
			 facilities, staff, and records for compliance with Alabama Administrative Code
			 Chapter 370-3-1 (DFS Ignition Interlock Rules), as may be amended;
			 and
(b) pass an annual ALEA
			 inspection of its facilities, staff, and records.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-4 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 760-X-4-.02 - Indigent Fund Reimbursement

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(1)
			 Pursuant to
Code of Ala.
1975, Section
			 32-5A-191.4(i)(5)(d),
			 ALEA shall administer the Alabama Ignition Interlock Indigent Fund.
(2) Each request for reimbursement shall
			 include the following:
(a) the name and driver
			 license number of the indigent defendant;
(b) copies of the indigent defendant's
			 completed affidavit of substantial hardship and the subsequent court order
			 granting indigency status;
(c)
			 proof of ignition interlock device installation demonstrated by a "certificate
			 of installation" or a "lease agreement" as defined in DFS Ignition Interlock
			 Rules, 370-3-1(2); see also
Code of Ala. 1975
, §
									32-5A-191.4(i)(2);
(d) the make, year, and model of the
			 designated vehicle in which the ignition interlock device was
			 installed;
(e) an itemized receipt
			 of services performed for the listed indigent defendant;
(f) a copy of the ignition interlock device
			 service center's fee schedule that was in effect at the time the services were
			 performed; and
(g) written
			 certification the ignition interlock device service center complies with the
			 requirements of
Code of Ala. 1975
, Section
			 32-5A191.4.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-5 - Abandoned and Derelict Vessels › Section 760-X-5-.01 - Abandoned And Derelict Vessels Notice Requirements

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(1) Any person who removes an abandoned or
			 derelict vessel pursuant to Sections
			 33-5A-1
et seq.
,
Code of Ala. 1975
, as
			 amended, shall give written notice of the removal to the Alabama Law
			 Enforcement Agency ("ALEA") within five (5) calendar days of the removal. The
			 notice shall include:
(a) a complete
			 description of the vessel;
(b) the
			 vessel identification number;
(c)
			 the hull identification number, if available;
(d) the U.S. Coast Guard documentation
			 information, if available;
(e) the
			 body of water where the vessel is located;
(f) the county where the vessel is
			 located;
(g) the nearest town or
			 city to where the vessel is located;
(h) the GPS coordinates of the vessel
			 location; and
(i) a photograph of
			 the vessel, in its entirety, at its current location.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-5 - Abandoned and Derelict Vessels › Section 760-X-5-.02 - Unattached Vessel Check

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(1)
			 Law enforcement officers performing unattended vessel checks shall attach to
			 the unattended vessel an "Unattended Vessel Check Card, " which shall be neon
			 orange in color printed on or encased in a weather resistant material, and
			 contain the following information:
(a) the
			 Unattended Vessel Check Card serial number ("UVCC#");
(b) the date of the unattended vessel
			 check;
(c) the name of the law
			 enforcement officer who performed the check;
(d) the name of the law enforcement officer's
			 agency;
(e) instructions for
			 contacting the law enforcement officer's agency;
(f) instructions for contacting ALEA;
			 and
(g) the location of the
			 vessel.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.01 - Purpose And Scope

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The purpose of this chapter is to establish the department's
				administrative interpretation of the provisions of §32 6 7, §32 6
				7.1,
Code of Ala. 1975
, that relate to the issuance of
				motor vehicle operator licenses to persons who have a medical condition that
				may affect their ability to exercise reasonable control over a motor vehicle.
				This chapter specifies the functional ability levels necessary to exercise
				reasonable control of a motor vehicle for all persons applying for or holding
				an operator's license.
Note: Form used in this chapter are: Dime 2 Section A, General
				Medical Questionnaire; Section B, Mental/Emotional; Section C, Neurological;
				Section D, Endocrine; Section E, Alcohol/Drugs; Section F, Cardiovascular;
				Section G, Physicians Recommendations. Dier 2 Certificate of Vision
				Examination. DL17 Driver Condition or Behavior Report.
Author:
Lieutenant F. A. Bingham
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§32 2 9, 32 6 13, as amended.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.03 - Medical Review Standards

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(1)
			 Medical Review Standards For Operator Licenses. Whenever the department learns
			 that a person applying for, renewing, or holding an operator's license has a
			 progressive, recurring or debilitating medical condition which may affect safe
			 driving, the department may require the person to provide the department with
			 medical information about the person's medical condition. The department shall
			 review the medical information using the standards specified in this
			 chapter.
(2) Evaluation. A license
			 issued to a person under this chapter may be restricted on the basis of a
			 recommendation of a physician, a vision specialist, a review board, or on the
			 results of a driving examination or evaluation.
Author:
Lieutenant F. A. Bingham
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§32 2 9, 32 6 13, as amended.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.04 - Information To Be Considered In Licensing Actions

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The review boards when making recommendations, and the
				department when taking licensing action, may consider the following
				information:
(1) Any medical condition
			 affecting the person including, but not limited to:
(a) History of illness.
(b) Severity of symptoms and
			 prognosis.
(c) Complications or co
			 morbid conditions or both.
(d)
			 Treatment and medications, including effects and side effects, and the person's
			 knowledge and use of medications.
(e) Results of medical tests and reports of
			 laboratory findings.
(f)
			 Physician's medical report.
(g)
			 Physician's recommendations with regard to functional impairment.
(h) Physician's identification of risk
			 factors.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.05 - Alcohol Or Other Drug Use

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(1) With respect to a person's chemical use,
			 the review boards when making recommendations, and the department when taking
			 licensing action, may consider all information available on the degree of the
			 person's chemical use.
(2) The
			 department may require information on a person's functional ability including,
			 but not limited to, the following:
(a)
			 Medical assessment of the person or any combination of the following:
1. Hospitalization of the person for chemical
			 abuse or dependency.
2. Outpatient
			 treatment of the person for chemical abuse or dependency.
3. Participation by the person in self help
			 groups for chemical abuse or dependency.
4. Use of control agents, such as antabuse or
			 methadone by the person.
5.
			 Physician treatment of the person for chemical abuse or dependency.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.06 - Conditions Affecting Cardiovascular Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 cardiovascular function, the review boards when making recommendations, and the
			 department when taking licensing action, may consider disorders including, but
			 not limited to, the following:
(a) Coronary
			 artery disease, including myocardial infarction.
(b) Congestive heart disease.
(c) Valvular disease or replacement
			 valves.
(d) Congenital heart
			 disease.
(e)
			 Cardiomyopathy.
(f) Pericardial
			 disease.
(g) Myocarditis.
(h) Cor pulmonale.
(i) Conduction difficulties.
(j) Arrhythmias.
(k) Aortic or arterial occlusion or
			 aneurysm.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.07 - Conditions Affecting Cerebrovascular Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 cerebrovascular function, the review boards when making recommendations, and
			 the department when taking licensing action, may consider disorders including,
			 but not limited to, the following:
(a)
			 Cerebro vascular accident.
(b)
			 Transient ischemic attacks.
(c)
			 Carotid artery occlusion.
(d)
			 Aneurysm.
(e) Brain or head
			 injury.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.08 - Conditions Affecting Endocrine Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 endocrine function, the review boards, when making recommendations, and the
			 department when taking licensing action, may consider disorders including, but
			 not limited to, the following:
(a) Diabetes
			 mellitus.
(b) Pituitary
			 disorders.
(c) Thyroid
			 disorders.
(d) Parathyroid
			 disorders.
(e) Adrenal
			 Dysfunction.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.09 - Conditions Affecting Musculoskeletal Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 musculoskeletal function, the review boards when making recommendations, and
			 the department when taking licensing action, may consider disorders including,
			 but not limited to, the following:
(a)
			 Rheumatoid arthritis.
(b)
			 Osteoarthritis.
(c) Lupus
			 erythematosus.
(d)
			 Osteomyelitis.
(e)
			 Osteoporosis.
(f)
			 Paralysis.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.10 - Conditions Affecting Neurological Or Neuromuscular Function

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(1) With respect to
			 conditions affecting neurological or neuromuscular function, the review boards
			 when making recommendations, and the department when taking licensing action,
			 may consider disorders including, but not limited to, the following:
(a) Cerebral palsy.
(b) Multiple sclerosis.
(c) Muscular dystrophy.
(d) Myasthenia gravis.
(e) Neuralgia or neuritis.
(f) Parkinson's disease or other
			 extrapyramidal disorders or symptoms.
(g) Poliomyelitis.
(h) Seizure disorders.
(i) Spinal cord injury.
(j) Brain injury.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.11 - Conditions Affecting Peripheral Vascular Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 peripheral vascular function, the review boards when making recommendations,
			 and the department when taking licensing action, may consider disorders
			 including, but not limited to, the following:
(a) Thrombophlebitis.
(b) Thromboangilitis obliterans.
(c) Arteriosclerosis or
			 atherosclerosis.
(d) Any impairment
			 of peripheral circulation.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.12 - Conditions Affecting Psychosocial, Mental Or Emotional Function

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(1) With respect to
			 conditions affecting psychosocial, mental or emotional function, the review
			 boards when making recommendations, and the department when taking licensing
			 action, may consider disorders including, but not limited to, the following:
(a) Schizophrenia.
(b) Personality disorders.
(c) Manic depressive psychosis or bi polar
			 disorder.
(d) Delusional
			 disorders.
(e) Dementia and organic
			 brain syndromes.
(f) Other mood
			 disorders.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.13 - Conditions Affecting Respiratory Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 respiratory function, the review boards when making recommendations, and the
			 department when taking licensing action, may consider disorders including, but
			 not limited to, the following:
(a) Chronic
			 obstructive pulmonary disease.
(b)
			 Asthma.
(c) Emphysema.
(d) Bronchitis.
(e) Tuberculosis.
(f) Silicosis.
(g) Pulmonary emboli.
(h) Pulmonary hypertension.
(i) Pulmonary tumors.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.14 - Conditions Affecting Sensory Function

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(1) With respect to conditions affecting
			 sensory function, the review boards when making recommendations, and the
			 department when taking licensing action, may consider conditions including, but
			 not limited to, the following:
(a)
			 Cataracts.
(b) Macular
			 degeneration.
(c) Retinitis
			 pigmentosa.
(d) Diabetic
			 retinopathy.
(e)
			 Glaucoma.
(f) Deafness.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.15 - License Restrictions

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(1)
			 The department may restrict a person's operating privilege based on any of the
			 following:
(a) A recommendation of a
			 physician or vision specialist.
(b)
			 The results of a driving examination or evaluation.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.16 - Periodic Reports

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The department may require a person who has a progressive,
				recurring or debilitating condition to submit to follow up examinations and
				reports by a physician or vision specialist as a condition of licensure.
Author:
Lieutenant F. A. Bingham
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§32 2 9, 32 6 13, as amended.
Alabama Administrative Code › Title 760 - ALABAMA LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY › Chapter 760-X-20 - MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR DRIVER LICENSING › Section 760-X-20-.17 - Driving Evaluation

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If a physician or vision specialist recommends that the person
				complete a test of driving ability, the driving evaluation or examination shall
				be in a vehicle representative of the highest licensing classification the
				person holds or for which the person is applying.
Author:
Lieutenant F. A. Bingham
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §§32 2 9, 32 6 13, as amended.