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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.45 - Online Only Adult Driver Education Course Content

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a) Course Objectives. The educational
			 objectives of adult driver education shall include, but not be limited to,
			 promoting respect for and encouraging observance of traffic laws and traffic
			 safety responsibilities of drivers and citizens, reducing traffic violations,
			 reducing traffic-related injuries, deaths and economic losses, and motivating
			 continuing development of traffic related competencies through education,
			 including, but not limited to, Illinois traffic law, risk management, driver
			 attitudes and courtesy skills, and informing participants about the effects of
			 alcohol and other drugs on driving ability.
b) Course Content
At a minimum, course content must include:
1) Familiarization with the process of
			 obtaining an instruction permit and driver's license and the obligations and
			 responsibilities that exist with holding a license;
2) Instruction on traffic laws;
3) Highway signs;
4) Signals and markings that regulate, warn
			 or direct traffic, including traffic signs and lane markings;
5) Issues commonly associated with motor
			 vehicle accidents, including poor decision making, risk taking, distractions,
			 speed, failure to use a safety belt, driving at night, failure to yield the
			 right-of-way, texting while driving and using wireless communication
			 devices;
6) How to respond to
			 emergency vehicles;
7) Turning,
			 passing and yielding;
8)
			 Construction and school zones;
9)
			 Stopping distance;
10) Blind
			 spots;
11) Strategy for driving
			 using:
A) Smith System;
B) IPDE Process;
C) Zone Control;
D) Any other recognized process for
			 identifying problems, predicting outcomes, deciding action and executing
			 decisions;
12)
			 Right-of-way for pedestrians, emergency vehicles and school buses;
13) Sharing the road with pedestrians,
			 bicyclists, motorcyclists, trucks and recreational vehicles;
14) Road hazards, including visibility,
			 weather and traction;
15) Mental
			 conditions, including alertness, awareness and emotion;
16) Alcohol and other drugs, including
			 effects, responsibilities, driving under the influence, zero tolerance, and
			 implied consent laws;
17)
			 Differences in urban and rural driving, including driving on highways and
			 Interstate driving;
18) Organ
			 donor;
19) Illinois Secretary of
			 State emergency contact database; and
20) Instruction concerning law enforcement
			 procedures for traffic stops, including a demonstration of the proper actions
			 to be taken during a traffic stop and appropriate interactions with law
			 enforcement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.50 - Online Only Adult Driver Education Course Student Instruction Record

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a) A provider shall
			 provide for the creation and maintenance of the records documenting student
			 enrollment, the verification of the student's identity, and testing of the
			 student's mastery of the course material. The provider shall also ensure that
			 the student record is readily, securely, and reliably available for inspection
			 by a representative of the Secretary of State. The records shall be maintained
			 for a minimum of 3 years. The student records shall contain the following
			 information:
1) the student's first, middle
			 and last name;
2) the student's
			 residence and email addresses;
3)
			 the student's date of birth and gender;
4) a record of all questions asked and the
			 student's responses;
5) a record of
			 the date and time the student spent in each section and the total instructional
			 time the student spent in the course; and
6) a record of all verification of the
			 student's identity (i.e., if voice biometrics are used, a copy of each voice
			 recording must be maintained).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.60 - Online Only Adult Driver Education Course Student Contracts

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a) Each student
			 shall be informed, prior to the time instruction begins and the collection of
			 any fees, of the amount of any and all fees or charges relative to the adult
			 driver education course, including but not limited to enrollment, tuition,
			 equipment, textbooks and instructional manuals. The provider shall not require
			 mandatory installation or purchase of the provider's proprietary software or
			 shareware, unless this fee was expressly included in the disclosure of fees
			 made prior to enrollment in the course.
b) All contracts or agreements between any
			 provider and any individual or group for the sale, purchase, barter or exchange
			 of any driver education instruction, must contain the following:
1) A statement that the agreement constitutes
			 the entire contract between the provider and the student and that no verbal
			 assurances or promises not contained in the agreement shall bind the provider
			 or the student.
2) A statement
			 indicating that all disputes under this Section shall be directed to the
			 Secretary of State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.70 - Online Only Adult Driver Education Course Provider Verification of Student Identity and Course Completion

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a) Prior to certification, providers must
			 submit procedures for verifying the identity of the student taking the course
			 to the Secretary of State, which may include, but are not limited to, the
			 following:
1) Keystroke analysis or unique
			 typing style;
2) Voice
			 verification;
3) Fingerprint
			 comparison;
4) Web Video
			 Recording;
5) Challenge questions
			 based on third party data (i.e., information obtained from credit bureaus or
			 information brokers). Sample challenge questions must be submitted to the
			 Department as part of provider certification;
6) Web video conference proctor with screen
			 monitoring with live certified proctors.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.80 - Hearings

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a) Prior to the
			 denial of a certification of an applicant or existing provider, the Department
			 shall send written notice to the provider. If a formal hearing is requested in
			 writing in accordance with 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1001.Subpart A and IVC Section
			 2-118, the denial shall stand pending the outcome of the hearing. The denial of
			 a certification shall contain the specific reasons why the certification has
			 been denied.
b) Prior to the
			 suspension or revocation of a provider's certification, the Department will
			 conduct a hearing in accordance with 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1001.Subpart A and IVC
			 Section 2-118, in which the Department will present competent evidence to
			 establish violations of any regulations or laws governing providers and seek
			 the appropriate sanctions in accordance with Section
			 1066.90.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.90 - Denial, Cancellation, Suspension and Revocation of an Online Only Adult Driver Education Course Provider Certification

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The Secretary of State may deny, cancel, suspend or revoke a
				certification:
a) For any violation of
			 IVC Section 6-107.5
b) For any
			 violation of this Part.
c) If the
			 provider's certification or licensure to provide any type of driver education
			 has been denied, cancelled, suspended or revoked.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1066 - ONLINE ONLY ADULT DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE PROVIDER CERTIFICATION › Section 1066.100 - Online Only Adult Driver Education Course Website and Security Requirements

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a) Each provider's
			 website must display the following information on its homepage:
1) the provider's Secretary of State
			 certification number;
2) a
			 statement that complaints regarding the provider may be directed to the
			 Secretary of State's Commercial Driver Training School Section. Contact
			 information for the Commercial Driver Training School Section shall be included
			 with the statement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.10 - Forms of Security

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a) For
			 purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply:
"Bank Draft" - a negotiable instrument that contains an
				unconditional promise to pay a certain sum of money that is payable on demand
				or at a definite time to the bearer or to order as provided in Section 3-104 of
				the Uniform Commercial Code [810 ILCS
				5/3-104 ].
"Cashier Check" - a check that is the primary obligation of the
				issuing bank as indicated in Section 4-211 of the Uniform Commercial Code
				[810
				ILCS 5/4-211 ]. It is drawn by the bank itself and
				issued by an authorized officer of the bank.
"Certified Check" - a check of a depositor drawn on a bank of
				which the holder of the check procures certification and the drawer and all
				prior endorsers are discharged as provided in Section 3-411 of the Uniform
				Commercial Code [810
				ILCS 5/3-411 ]. The words "accepted or certified" are
				on the check along with the date and the signature of a bank official.
"Department" - Department of Driver Services of the Office of
				the Secretary of State.
b)
			 The Department shall accept as security to establish proof of financial
			 responsibility following an accident for purposes of the Illinois Safety and
			 Family Financial Responsibility Law [625 ILCS 5 /Ch. 7] the following:
			 certified checks, money orders, bank drafts, cashier checks, surety bonds, and
			 cash. The amount of security required is determined by the Illinois Department
			 of Transportation. The person depositing security shall stipulate on a
			 designated form supplied by the Secretary of State on whose behalf the deposit
			 is made.
c) A surety bond shall not
			 be accepted by the Department as a deposit of security as required by Section
			 7-201 of the Illinois Safety and Family Financial Responsibility Law [625 ILCS
			 5 ] unless the following conditions are met:
1) The form is completed.
2) The surety company is authorized to do
			 business in Illinois or a power of attorney is executed in accordance with
			 Section 7-203 of the Illinois Safety and Family Financial Responsibility Law
			 [625 ILCS 5 ].
3) The bond
			 specifies whom it is to cover.
4)
			 The signatures are notarized.
5)
			 The bond is accompanied by a power of attorney.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.30 - Installment Agreements

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a) An
			 installment agreement shall not be accepted by the Department for purposes of
			 IVC Section 7-208(b) unless the following conditions are met:
1) The installment agreement includes the
			 identity of the parties, date of the accident, location of the accident, how
			 often the payments will be made, the total amount of payments, and to whom the
			 payment will be made.
2) The
			 installment agreement is notarized or witnessed by one person.
3) The acceptance portion of the installment
			 agreement is signed by the interested party or his/her authorized
			 representative.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.50 - Failure to Satisfy Judgment

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a)
			 For purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply:
"Department" - Department of Driver Services within the Office
				of the Secretary of State.
"Foreign Judgment" - means any judgment, decree or order of the
				court of the United States or of any State or Territory which is entitled to
				full faith and credit in this state as provided in Section 12-601(a) of the
				Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act. (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1987, ch. 110,
				par. 12-601(a).)
"Illinois Insurance Guarantee Fund" - section of the Illinois
				Department of Insurance which deals with disposition of assets following
				bankruptcy.
"Judgment Debtor" - person who owes money to someone due to
				court judgment against him/her.
"Secretary of State" - Secretary of State of Illinois.
b) The Secretary of State shall
			 not suspend the driver's license, registration certificates, registration
			 stickers or license plates of a judgment debtor if the conditions set forth in
			 Section 7-303(d) of the Illinois Safety Responsibility Law of the Illinois
			 Vehicle Code and subsections (c) and (d) of this Section have been
			 met.
c) The Department shall accept
			 notification from the Illinois Insurance Guarantee Fund as proof that the
			 judgment debtor was insured by the defunct insurance company at the time of the
			 accident.
d) The Department shall
			 accept a copy of the new policy or letter from the home office of the judgment
			 debtor's new insurance company as proof to establish that in fact the judgment
			 debtor has secured a new liability policy or bond.
e) The Secretary through the Department shall
			 suspend the driving privileges and any vehicle registration of all drivers who
			 have not satisfied a judgment rendered against them as provided in Sections
			 7-303 and 7-313 of the Illinois Safety Responsibility Law of the Illinois
			 Vehicle Code.
f) The Secretary of
			 State shall suspend a person's driving privileges for failure to satisfy a
			 foreign judgment as provided in Section 7-303 of the Illinois Safety
			 Responsibility Law of the Illinois Vehicle Code. The state in which the foreign
			 judgment was entered shall forward the following information to the Secretary
			 before a suspension will be entered on a person's driving record:
1) a transcript of the proceeding or an
			 unsatisfied judgment form certified by the court entering the judgment,
			 and
2) a suspension notice showing
			 the person is suspended in the order state, and
3) name, address, and date of birth of
			 defendant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.60 - Release from Liability

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a) For
			 purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply:
"Covenant Not to Sue" - a common law action by one who had a
				right of action against another person whereby he/she agrees not to enforce the
				right of action.
"Department" - Department of Driver Services within the Office
				of the Secretary of State.
"Release" - legal document which represents the relinquishment
				or the giving up of a right or claim by a person to the person against whom it
				might have been demanded or enforced.
b) A person shall be released from the
			 requirement for the deposit of security required by Section 7-201 of the
			 Illinois Safety Responsibility Law [625 ILCS
			 5/7-201 ] if there is satisfactory evidence filed with
			 the Department that the person has been released from liability. Satisfactory
			 evidence shall include the following:
1) A
			 notarized release signed by the interested party or authorized
			 representative.
2) A notarized
			 release signed by the interested party's parent or legal guardian if the
			 interested party is a minor.
3) A
			 notarized release signed by the administrator or executor of the interested
			 party's estate if the interested party is deceased and a certified court order
			 naming the person as administrator or executor of the estate or a notarized
			 affidavit or heirship.
4) A
			 notarized covenant not to sue signed by the interested party or his/her
			 authorized representative.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.70 - Incomplete Unsatisfied Judgment

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a) For purposes of this Section, the
			 following definitions shall apply:
"Department" - Department of Driver Services within the Office
				of the Secretary of State.
"Judgment Creditor" - person who is owed money due to a court
				judgment in his/her favor.
"Unsatisfied Judgment" - a court ordered financial obligation
				to another party which has not been fulfilled.
b) The Department shall not take suspension
			 action on an unsatisfied judgment as requested by the judgment creditor unless
			 the following conditions are met:
1) A form
			 approved by the Department has been completed and submitted to the
			 Department.
2) The form shall be
			 certified by a court of competent jurisdiction.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.75 - Post-Unsatisfied Judgment Action

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a)
			 A Post-Unsatisfied Judgment Action form shall be used to notify the Department
			 of any of the following actions:
1) Entry of
			 a court order authorizing a defendant to pay an unsatisfied judgment in
			 installment payments pursuant to IVC Section 7-312;
2) Entry of a court order finding the
			 defendant in default of a previously ordered installment agreement entered
			 pursuant to IVC Section 7-312;
3)
			 Entry of a court order vacating an unsatisfied judgment;
4) Filing with the court a satisfaction and
			 release of an unsatisfied judgment.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.80 - Driver's License Restriction for Exclusive Operation of Commercial Vehicles

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a) For
			 purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply:
"Department" - Department of Driver Services within the
				Secretary of State's Office.
"Driver Service's Facility Representative" - employees of the
				Secretary of State.
"Financial Responsibility Filing" - filing with the Secretary
				of State in accordance with Chapter 7 of the Illinois Safety Responsibility Law
				of one of the following acceptable forms of security: a certified policy of
				insurance, cash/securities deposit, and/or a surety bond/real estate
				bond.
b) If a person is
			 involved in an accident while operating a commercial vehicle in the course of
			 his/her employment and the employer files bankruptcy after a judgment is
			 rendered against both the person and the employer, the person is relieved from
			 the requirements of Chapter 7 of the Illinois Vehicle Code upon acceptable
			 proof the person was operating such commercial vehicle in connection with
			 his/her regular employment or occupation at the time of the accident (P.A
			 86-549, Section 1, effective January 1, 1990).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.90 - Dormant and Dead Judgments

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a)
			 For purposes of this Section, the following definitions shall apply:
"Dead Judgment" - an unpaid judgment which is twenty (20) years
				old or more [735 ILCS
				5/13-218 ].
"Debtor" - one who owes a debt.
"Department" - Department of Driver Services within the Office
				of the Secretary of State.
"Dormant Judgment" - an unpaid judgment which is seven (7)
				years old or more and has not been revived by petition. [735 ILCS
				5/12-108 ].
"Judgment Creditor" - one who is owed money due to a court
				judgment in his/her favor and against the debtor.
"Revival of Judgment" - to render enforceable an unpaid dormant
				judgment by filing a petition for revival.
b) A debtor may request that a suspension on
			 his/her driving record be cleared because the judgment forming the basis for
			 the suspension is dormant. The following documentation shall serve as proof of
			 dormancy:
1) A certified or file stamped copy
			 of a half or docket sheet maintained by the clerk of the court evidencing the
			 fact that seven (7) years have expired from the time the original judgment was
			 rendered and that the judgment has not been revived by petition; or
2) A court order or written verification on
			 official letterhead, by a judge or clerk of the court, that seven (7) years
			 have expired from the time the original judgment was rendered and that the
			 judgment has not been revived by petition; or
3) Written verification on official
			 letterhead, by a judge or clerk of the court, that the required documentation
			 has been destroyed or is not otherwise available and that no records of court
			 show that the judgment has been revived by petition or is in effect.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.100 - Bankruptcy

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a) For purposes of
			 this Section, the following definitions shall apply:
"Bankruptcy Debtor" - a debtor under any chapter of the federal
				Bankruptcy Code.
"Chapter 13 Plan" - an order by a United States Bankruptcy
				Court requiring a monthly payment from the wages of a debtor.
"Creditor" - a person to whom a debt is owed by another.
"Debtor" - one who owes a debt.
"Deletion of Suspension" - the permanent removal of the
				suspension from the driving record.
"Department" - Department of Driver Services of the Office of
				the Secretary of State.
"Discharge in Bankruptcy" - an order by a United States
				Bankruptcy Court relieving an individual from all of his/her debts which are
				provable in bankruptcy, except those excluded by the Bankruptcy Code.
"Notice of Automatic Stay" - any notice received by the
				Department that indicates a debtor has filed a Petition in Bankruptcy, which
				automatically stays any proceedings against him pursuant to Section 362 of the
				Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 ( 11 U.S.C. Section 362 ).
"Notice of Meeting of Creditors" - a notice from the United
				States Bankruptcy Court informing the entities which have a claim against the
				debtor that the debtor has filed bankruptcy.
"Petition in Bankruptcy" - a petition filed in Bankruptcy
				Court, or with the Clerk, by a debtor seeking the protection of the Bankruptcy
				Code.
"Schedule A-3" - Schedule of Liabilities.
"Termination of Suspension" - a suspension which has
				ended.
"Trustee Report of No Assets" - a report from the trustee of
				the United States Bankruptcy Court indicating the debtor has no assets.
b) If a debtor's driving
			 privileges have been or will be suspended because of an unsatisfied judgment or
			 accident pursuant to Section 7-201 of the Illinois Safety Responsibility Law of
			 the Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5 / Ch. 7, Art. 2], proper notice to the
			 Department shall result in termination or deletion of the suspension from the
			 driving record. Proper notice shall consist of, but not be limited to, one of
			 the following:
1) Petition in
			 Bankruptcy
2) Notice of Meeting of
			 Creditors
3) Schedule A-3 or
			 Schedule of Creditors
4) Trustee
			 Report of No Assets
5) Discharge in
			 Bankruptcy
6) Notice of Automatic
			 Stay
7) Chapter 13 Wage Earner
			 Plan
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1070 - ILLINOIS SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY LAW › Section 1070.120 - Nonresidents and Former Residents; When Proof Not Required

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a) Any nonresident or former Illinois
			 resident who has met all requirements for reinstatement of his/her driving or
			 registration privileges except for filing proof of financial responsibility,
			 resides outside of Illinois, and has applied for a driver's license in another
			 state, shall be released from the requirement of showing proof of financial
			 responsibility in this State if he or she presents to the Secretary of State an
			 affidavit of out-of-state residency.
b) Any nonresident or former Illinois
			 resident whose driver's license was revoked and who has met all requirements
			 for applying for driving privileges except for filing proof of financial
			 responsibility under IVC Chapter 7, resides outside of Illinois, and has
			 applied for a driver's license in another state, shall be released from the
			 requirement of showing proof of financial responsibility in this State if
			 he/she presents to the Secretary of State an affidavit of out-of-state
			 residency.
c) If a nonresident or
			 former Illinois resident released from the requirement of showing proof of
			 financial responsibility in Illinois under subsection (a) or subsection (b)
			 moves or returns to Illinois within 3 years after the date of release, he/she
			 must present to the Secretary of State proof of insurance coverage during the
			 period in which the person resided outside of Illinois. This proof may be a
			 copy of the individual's insurance card, copy of the insurance declaration page
			 or a letter from the insurance company indicating insurance coverage. Any
			 person who fails to present the required proof may not be issued a driver's
			 license until he/she presents proof of financial responsibility that is
			 satisfactory under IVC Chapter 7. The proof of financial responsibility
			 required under this subsection (c) must be shown or maintained for the period
			 of time required under IVC Chapter 7.
d) The affidavit of out-of-state residency
			 must include the following:
1) The name and
			 new address of the former Illinois resident. The new address must be in a state
			 other than Illinois.
2) The date of
			 birth, the last four digits of the social security number and signature of the
			 individual.
3) A statement
			 affirming that the individual is no longer a resident of the State of Illinois
			 and a request that the requirement to file proof of financial responsibility in
			 Illinois, as outlined in IVC Section 7-316.1, be waived.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1080 - MOTOR VEHICLES USED IN TRANSPORTING PASSENGERS › Section 1080.10 - Self-insurers for Vehicles Transporting Passengers For Hire

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Proof of financial responsibility required by Sec. 8-101 of
				Illinois Vehicle Code (I.V.C.) may also be given by filing a certificate of
				self-insurance issued under Sec. 7-502 of the I.V.C.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1080 - MOTOR VEHICLES USED IN TRANSPORTING PASSENGERS › Section 1080.20 - Display of Financial Responsibility Certificate

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The certificate issued by the Secretary of State verifying that
				the person operating the motor vehicle has properly filed proof of financial
				responsibility shall be affixed upon a window of the motor vehicle for which
				issued as follows:
a) The right rear
			 windshield, or
b) The window of the
			 right rear door, or
c) Upon the
			 bullet proof shield between the driver and the passenger area, and
in such a manner that any passenger may verify the presence of
				the certificate.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1090 - FOR RENT VEHICLES FOR-HIRE › Section 1090.10 - Self-insurers of vehicles for rent

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Proof of financial responsibility required by Sec. 9-101 of The
				Illinois Vehicle Code (I.V.C.) may also be given by filing a certificate of
				self-insurance issued under Sec. 7-502 of The I.V.C.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.10 - Application Procedures for Plates and Decals or Devices

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a) If a person wishes to apply for a person
			 with disabilities license plate, he/she must be a resident of the State of
			 Illinois and shall submit the following to the Secretary:
1) The certification on a form prescribed by
			 the Secretary completed by the competent medical specialist and the
			 applicant;
2) The current
			 registration card or a copy of the title if the vehicle is registered in the
			 applicant's name or the title or the manufacturer's certificate of origin if
			 the vehicle is not registered in the applicant's name; and
3) The application form prescribed by the
			 Secretary and statutory fee as provided for in IVC Section 3-806.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.15 - Authorized Issuing Agents for Person with Disabilities Parking Decals or Devices

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a) The
			 Secretary shall be the only authorized agent to issue person with disabilities
			 permanent parking decals or devices. Additionally, the Secretary shall be the
			 only authorized agent permitted to issue metered-exempt parking decals or
			 devices.
b) Person with
			 disabilities temporary parking decals or devices may be issued by:
1) Units of local government following the
			 guidelines established by the IVC; or
2) The Secretary.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.20 - Person with Disabilities Parking Decals or Devices

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a) The decals or devices issued by State and
			 local authorities according to the provisions of IVC Section 11-1301.2 shall be
			 the following size, color, design, duration and placement.
1) Size - 3" x 91/2".
2) Color - Permanent, metered-exempt, and
			 temporary decals or devices shall be of differing distinctive and contrasting
			 colors.
3) Design, Placement,
			 Manufacturing - The decal or device shall contain the international symbol of
			 access, the registration number, the expiration date, and the name of the
			 issuing agent. Decals shall be placed on the rearview mirror of the vehicle
			 while the vehicle is parked in the person with disabilities parking space or
			 metered space, and shall be removed while the vehicle is in motion. If the
			 person is incapable of putting the decal or device on the rearview mirror
			 because of his/her physical disability, the decal or device may be placed on
			 the dashboard of the car in clear view.
4) Duration of the Temporary Decal or Device
			 - Secretary Issue: Temporary decals or devices provided by the Secretary shall
			 be issued to individuals whose disability is temporary in nature. The temporary
			 decal or device shall be issued for the time specified by the physician
			 certification, but shall not exceed six months. Recertification of disability
			 is required upon application for renewal.
5) Duration of Temporary Decal or Device -
			 Unit of Local Government Issue: Temporary decals or devices provided by units
			 of local government shall be issued to individuals whose disability is
			 temporary in nature. The temporary decal or device shall be issued for the time
			 specified by the physician certification, but shall not exceed 90 days.
			 Recertification of disability is required upon application for
			 renewal.
6) Duration of Permanent
			 Decal: The permanent decals or devices shall expire every four years. A
			 physician's certification of the permanent disability is required for renewal
			 of permanent decals or devices.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.25 - Random Professional License Number Checks with the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation

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a) At least once every six months, the
			 Secretary shall pull at random applications for person with disabilities
			 license plates or decals or devices. DFPR shall verify that the name of the
			 competent medical specialist certifying to the disability matches the licensing
			 number listed on the application form, and that the competent medical
			 specialist is licensed by DFPR under that licensure number. DFPR shall notify
			 the Secretary of State of the results of the match.
b) In the instance that DFPR finds that a
			 competent medical specialist is not licensed by DFPR under the licensure number
			 listed on the application, the Secretary shall begin proceedings for the
			 revocation of plates or decals or devices outlined in Section
			 1100.35.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.30 - Corporations, School Districts and Special Education Cooperatives

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a) Corporations,
			 school districts and special education cooperatives may apply for either a
			 person with disabilities license plate and/or decal or device providing the
			 corporation, school district and special education cooperative is not already
			 registered pursuant to IVC Sections 1-142.1, 8-101, 8-101.1 and 3-412(J). If a
			 vehicle is used to transport persons with disabilities for compensation,
			 appropriate plates must be issued in accordance with the IVC Sections cited in
			 this subsection (a).
b) The vehicle
			 must be used primarily (more than 60% of the time) for the transportation of
			 permanently disabled persons to be registered with a person with disabilities
			 license plate. If the vehicle is used only occasionally for the transportation
			 of persons with disabilities, a decal or device shall be used.
c) Duration of the decal or device: The
			 permanent decals or devices shall expire every four years. An affirmation of
			 the transportation of the persons with permanent disabilities shall be required
			 upon the renewal of the permanent decal or device and/or plate.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.35 - Revocation of Plates and Decals or Devices

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a) Upon receipt of a written complaint that a
			 person with disabilities plate or decal or device is being used by a person not
			 entitled to the plate, decal or device, the Secretary shall attempt to verify
			 the license plate or decal or device owner's eligibility for the plate or decal
			 or device.
b) In determining
			 eligibility, the Secretary shall notify the license plate or decal or device
			 owner that the complaint has been received regarding the misuse of the license
			 plate or decal or device. If the complaint is related to a metered-exempt
			 parking decal or device, the Secretary shall also request that the license
			 plate or decal or device owner submit an updated certification by a competent
			 medical specialist that the owner is disabled as defined by IVC Section
			 11-1301.2(c-5) and Section
			 1100.5 of this Part.
1) If the competent medical specialist chosen
			 by the license plate/decal or device owner indicates on the certification form
			 that the owner does not have a qualifying disability, the person with
			 disabilities license plate and/or decal or device shall be revoked in
			 accordance with IVC Section 3-704(a)(11).
2) If the competent medical specialist
			 indicates that the disability is temporary in nature, not permanent, the
			 license plate and/or permanent decal or device shall be revoked in accordance
			 with IVC Section 3-704(a)(11). Upon revocation of the permanent decal or
			 device, a temporary decal or device shall be issued according to the guidelines
			 outlined in Section
			 1100.20.
3) If the competent medical specialist
			 affirms that the individual has a permanent qualifying disability, no
			 revocation action shall be taken.
4) If the competent medical specialist fails
			 to submit an updated certification, the person-with-disabilities license plate
			 and/or decal or device shall be revoked in accordance with IVC Section
			 3-704(a)(11).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1100 - RULES OF THE ROAD - PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES PARKING PROGRAM › Section 1100.50 - Extension of Expiration Dates

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Pursuant to the powers vested in him or her by Public Act
				101-640, the Secretary of State hereby extends for the duration of the disaster
				proclaimed by the Governor in Gubernatorial Proclamation number 2020-038 issued
				on March 9, 2020, as extended by subsequent disaster proclamations, and for a
				period of 100 days thereafter, the expiration dates of any person with
				disabilities motorist decal or device issued pursuant to Section 11-1301.2 of
				the Illinois Vehicle Code, which was expired as of the last day of the
				proclaimed disaster, and those that expire within the first 60 days following
				the last day of the proclaimed disaster.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1150 - PARKING AGREEMENTS AT SECRETARY OF STATE FACILITIES › Section 1150.10 - Definitions

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For purposes of this Part, the following definitions shall
				apply:
"Facility" - a facility that is owned by the Secretary of
				State.
"Lessee" - a public or private entity or individual requesting
				to lease parking space or spaces at a Secretary of State facility.
"Secretary" - the Secretary of State of Illinois or his or her
				designee.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1150 - PARKING AGREEMENTS AT SECRETARY OF STATE FACILITIES › Section 1150.20 - Leasing of Parking Spaces

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a)
			 To lease a parking space or spaces at a facility, the lessee must obtain a
			 signed "lease" from the Secretary that stipulates the following terms:
1) General:
A) The effective dates of the
			 lease;
B) A description of the
			 property to be covered under the terms of the lease;
C) An agreed-upon reasonable lease fee to be
			 paid to the Secretary in consideration for use of the designated
			 property;
D) Should the lessee or
			 the Secretary wish to terminate the lease for any reason prior to the
			 expiration date, the lessee or the Secretary must be notified 30 days prior to
			 the lease's termination;
E) During
			 the term of the lease, the lessee shall not utilize, make alterations to,
			 further sublet, or in other ways legally encumber the designated parking spaces
			 or parts of a parking space so as to interfere with the intended use of the
			 property;
F) The lessee agrees to
			 hold harmless and indemnify the State of Illinois and its agents, and the
			 Secretary and/or his or her employees, from any and all claims, demands,
			 liabilities, judgments and executions that may arise as a direct or indirect
			 result of any such lease or actions taken in reliance on that lease;
G) The Secretary in no way implies or assures
			 through the execution of any such lease, or confers upon the designated
			 property, the legal status of invitee to whom a duty of care is owed, or
			 assumes liability responsibility for injury to person/property caused through
			 parking at the designated property.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1201 - GENERAL FILING REQUIREMENTS › Section 1201.10 - Number of Copies to be Filed Generally

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Where a document or form (other than a "pleading" as defined in
				Rules of Practice, 83 Ill. Adm. Code 200) is required to be filed with the
				Illinois Commerce Commission under the provisions of 92 Ill. Adm. Code: Chapter
				III, the original and two copies must be filed, unless the document or form is
				being filed by a motor carrier of passengers or a rail
				carrier.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1201 - GENERAL FILING REQUIREMENTS › Section 1201.20 - Filings by Motor Carriers of Passengers and Rail Carriers

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When a motor carrier of passengers or a rail carrier is
				required to file a document or form (other than a "pleading" as defined in
				Rules of Practice, 83 Ill. Adm. Code 200) under the provisions of 92 Ill. Adm.
				Code: Chapter III, only the original must be filed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1202 - APPLICATIONS › Section 1202.10 - Application for Permanent Authority

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a) Application for permanent authority shall
			 be filed on forms provided by the Commission and must be accompanied by the
			 following:
1) The required fee specified in
			 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1205;
2) The
			 names and addresses of all shippers who intend to support the
			 application;
3) All supporting
			 documents, except as provided in subsection (c) below must be completed when
			 filed; and
4) If an Illinois
			 corporation, a copy of the articles of incorporation, or the certificate of
			 authority to do business in Illinois if a foreign corporation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1202 - APPLICATIONS › Section 1202.20 - Notice of Application for Permanent Authority

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a) When public notice of an application is
			 required by the Law, notice shall be given by publication in the "official
			 newspaper" designated by the Department of Central Management Services pursuant
			 to Section 4 of The Illinois Purchasing Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1989, ch. 127,
			 par. 132.4 ). The notice must state the docket number assigned by the
			 Commission and must be on the publication of notice form provided by the
			 Commission.
b) An applicant shall
			 be directed to republish notice of an application when the original publication
			 failed to give notice to the public of the nature and extent of the proposed
			 operations or when the publication was not in compliance with this
			 Section.
c) Each applicant shall
			 obtain from the official newspaper a certificate of publication certifying that
			 the notice has been published and showing the contents of the notice and the
			 date of publication. The applicant shall file the certificate with the
			 Commission. A hearing on the application shall not commence until the
			 certificate of publication has been filed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1202 - APPLICATIONS › Section 1202.30 - Petitions for Leave to Intervene

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a) Petitions for leave to intervene in
			 opposition to applications under the Law must be filed within 15 days after the
			 publication of the notice of application.
b) The petition must allege facts that show
			 that:
1) the petition is filed within 15 days
			 after the publication of the notice of application, and
2) the petitioner has standing to intervene
			 pursuant to Section 18c-2106 of the Law (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 951/2, par.
			 18c-2106).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1202 - APPLICATIONS › Section 1202.40 - Temporary Motor Carrier of Property License Application

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a) Public notice of application for temporary
			 authority shall be published in the official state newspaper and the
			 Certificate of Publication must be received by the Commission no more than 30
			 days after the application has been filed. The published notice must include
			 the docket number assigned to the application by the Commission.
b) An application for temporary authority
			 cannot be filed unless an application for permanent authority has been filed or
			 is filed concurrently with the application for temporary authority.
c) Applications for temporary authority must
			 also be accompanied by the following:
1) the
			 required fee specified in 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1205; and
2) all Shipper Support Statements (Supporting
			 Document SS).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1202 - APPLICATIONS › Section 1202.50 - Emergency Temporary Motor Carrier of Property License Application

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a) Applications for
			 emergency temporary authority shall be filed on forms provided by the
			 Commission and shall be accompanied by:
1)
			 the required fee specified in 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1205; and
2) evidence that an urgent and immediate
			 public need exists for the requested service.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1202 - APPLICATIONS › Section 1202.60 - Application for Temporary Public Carrier Certificate

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After January 1, 1995, motor carriers of property other than
				household goods shall file an application with the Commission for a Temporary
				Public Carrier Certificate. The application shall be on forms provided by the
				Commission, and shall be accompanied by the required fee set forth in 92 Ill.
				Adm. Code
				1205.10. Upon
				determination that the applicant is in compliance with the requirements of 92
				Ill. Adm. Code 1425 applicable to insurance, and that the applicant has paid
				all required per vehicle and filing fees, the Commission shall issue a
				Temporary Public Carrier Certificate authorizing the applicant to engage in
				for-hire transportation of property in intrastate commerce in
				Illinois.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1203 - EMPLOYEE BOARDS › Section 1203.10 - Reservation of Powers to the Commission

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The Commission reserves to itself for consideration and
				disposition:
a) All rulemaking
			 proceedings;
b) All cases involving
			 general rate increases;
c) Appeals
			 from employee board orders; and
c)
			 All other proceedings not specifically delegated by the Commission to the
			 Board.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1203 - EMPLOYEE BOARDS › Section 1203.20 - Employee Board Meetings

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a) All
			 board meetings are public meetings. Board meetings shall be conducted, and
			 employee boards shall decide cases before them, in the same manner as meetings
			 are conducted and decisions made by the Commission. A majority of a board shall
			 constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
b) Minutes of board meetings shall be
			 retained and shall include the date, time and place of the meeting; the members
			 of the board recorded as present or absent; and a general description of all
			 matters proposed, discussed or decided, and a record of any votes taken (Ill.
			 Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 102, par. 42.06 ). Minutes shall be prepared by the Board
			 Secretary and shall be kept available for public inspection (See Illinois
			 Freedom of Information Act, Ill. Rev. Stat. 1985, ch. 116, pars. 201 et
			 seq.).
c) To the extent that there
			 are matters for a board's consideration, the board shall meet weekly at
			 designated times in the Commission offices in Springfield.