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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.94 - Duplicate or Corrected Driver's License or Instruction Permit

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) A duplicate
			 driver's license or instruction permit shall be issued by the Department when a
			 driver's license or instruction permit has been lost, stolen, or
			 mutilated.
b) Upon an applicant's
			 request or the Department's determination that an error was made or the license
			 or permit was mutilated, a corrected driver's license or instruction permit
			 shall be issued by the Department if a change of information is necessary on a
			 driver's license or instruction permit that is being surrendered. The license
			 or permit shall indicate that it has been corrected by displaying "COR" as the
			 type of license.
c) When there is
			 no driver's license or instruction permit to be surrendered to the Department,
			 the license or permit issued shall be a duplicate. This shall be indicated on
			 the license or permit by displaying "DUP" as the type of license.
d) The applicant shall pay a fee in
			 accordance with IVC Section 6-118 for a duplicate driver's license, corrected
			 driver's license or instruction permit. For a six month period after the
			 issuance of a driver's license or permit, there shall be no fee charged to
			 correct an error made by personnel at the Driver Services Facility. There shall
			 be no fee charged for a duplicate if the license or permit was lost by the
			 Department. If a license or permit is lost by a state, local or federal law
			 enforcement agency or state or federal court, there shall be no fee charged for
			 a duplicate upon written notification from that agency or court.
e) The fee for a duplicate driver's license
			 or identification card shall be waived if the applicant resides in a declared
			 disaster area, as proclaimed by the Governor of Illinois, if the applicant
			 submits the Secretary of State's Waiver of Fees for Disaster Victims form. This
			 waiver shall only apply for a period of 30 days after the Governor files the
			 disaster proclamation.
f) In order
			 to obtain a duplicate or corrected license or permit, an application form
			 provided by the Department as described in IVC Section 6-106(b) shall be
			 completed by a Driver Services Facility employee. The Non-CDL applicant shall
			 answer the first 3 questions on the application and the CLP or CDL applicant
			 shall answer the first 3 questions, in addition to questions 9, 10 and 11 on
			 the application (see Appendix A). After the form has been completed and the fee
			 paid, the applicant, if necessary, shall have a photograph taken as provided in
			 Section
			 1030.90.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.96 - Seasonal Restricted Commercial Driver's License

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a) In order to be eligible for a seasonal
			 restricted CDL, the driver applicant must meet the following standards:
1) The driver applicant must be employed by
			 one or more of the following farm-related services:
A) Farm retail outlet and/or
			 supplier;
B) Agri-chemical
			 business;
C) Custom
			 harvester;
D) Livestock
			 feeder;
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.97 - Invalidation of a Driver's License, Permit and/or Driving Privilege

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) The Department
			 shall invalidate a driver's license, permit and/or driving privileges:
1) When the holder voluntarily surrenders the
			 license or permit and declares the intention to do so in writing to the
			 Department;
2) When the Department
			 receives a certified court order indicating the holder is to refrain from
			 driving;
3) Upon the death of the
			 holder; or
4) Upon the entry of a
			 suspension of a driver under the age of 21 pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(4),
			 (11), (16), (21), (31), (33), (34, prior to 7/30/98), (36), (43, prior to
			 1/1/09) or (44) and/or IVC Section 11-501.8.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.98 - School Bus Endorsement or Learner's Permit

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a) In order to obtain a CDL with an "S"
			 endorsement, the driver applicant must:
1) be
			 eligible and have applied for an Illinois school bus permit pursuant to IVC
			 Section 6-106.1 and 92 Ill. Adm. Code 1035;
2) pass the required written school bus core
			 knowledge, passenger and "S" endorsement written tests;
3) pass the skills test in a representative
			 vehicle.
4) Successfully complete
			 entry-level driver training with school bus endorsement curriculum.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.110 - Emergency Medical Information Card

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a) Every licensee who carries an Emergency
			 Medical Information Card may place a sticker or decal on the driver's license
			 indicating the licensee carries an Emergency Medical Information
			 Card.
b) The sticker or decal shall
			 be in a form approved by the Department and shall be placed on the reverse side
			 of the driver's license in an area designated by the Secretary of
			 State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.115 - Change-of-Address

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a) Pursuant to IVC Section 6-116, a person
			 who changes address must inform the Secretary of State in writing within 10
			 days after the change. After proper notification of change of address, the
			 address shall be changed on the driver's license file.
b) To notify the Department of an address
			 change, an individual may go to a Driver Services Facility and the address
			 change will be made to the driver's license file at that time. Address changes
			 may also be completed electronically on the Secretary of State's official
			 website.
c) Certain documents will
			 be considered acceptable for notification of an address change if mailed to the
			 Department. Correspondence from the person, the individual's attorney, or an
			 immediate family member will be acceptable documentation. The Department shall
			 also change the address on the driver's license file if one of the following is
			 received: post office change-of-address card, Secretary of State
			 change-of-address card, Secretary of State Judicial Request to Suppress
			 Personal Information form, court documents with "new address" written on them,
			 certificates of insurance with a different address, Illinois Environmental
			 Protection Agency Auto Emission postcards, a monitoring device driving permit
			 order, or money orders reflecting new address.
d) Documents not acceptable as notification
			 to the Department of an address change include the following: conviction
			 reports; failure to appear notices; statutory summary suspension sworn reports
			 (unless there is an out-of-state address indicated on the statutory summary
			 suspension sworn report that corresponds with the out-of-state address reported
			 to the Department when the driver's license was surrendered out-of-state and
			 returned to Illinois); court transcripts (unless "new address" is written on
			 documents); accident reports; or addresses on checks unless "new address" is
			 specified.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.120 - Issuance of a Probationary License

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a) A person whose driving privileges have
			 been suspended under IVC Section 6-206(a)(2) for conviction of not less than
			 three offenses committed within a 12-month period against traffic regulations
			 governing the movement of vehicles shall qualify for a probationary license if
			 the individual meets the following requirements:
1) Is not less than 21 years of
			 age.
2) Offenses for which the
			 person was suspended do not exceed 74 points as determined by the Illinois
			 Offense Table (92 Ill. Adm. Code
			 1040.20
			 ).
3) Driving privileges have not
			 been suspended or revoked within the past seven years, excluding cleared
			 miscellaneous suspensions.
4) Has
			 not previously or currently been arrested for an offense that requires
			 mandatory revocation upon conviction, as stated in IVC Section 6-205.
5) Must have been issued or qualified for a
			 valid Illinois driver's license prior to the effective date of the suspension
			 and have no outstanding reinstatement fee, failure to pay requirements or
			 invalidation by voluntary surrender entered to the driving record.
6) Has successfully completed a driver
			 remedial education course.
7)
			 Completes an application and submits the required fees, including the $8
			 probationary license fee, and surrenders the current driver's license or
			 provides a notarized, signed affidavit of Inability to Surrender
			 form.
8) Has a driver's license
			 that has not been invalidated by a No Driving Order from the court.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.130 - Grounds for Cancellation of a Probationary License

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a) A probationary license as defined in
			 Section
			 1030.120
			 shall be canceled and/or further action taken against the individual's driving
			 privileges if the Department receives:
1)
			 Evidence that the individual is less than 21 years of age.
2) Evidence that traffic convictions
			 committed prior to the effective date of the suspension entered pursuant to IVC
			 Section 6-206(a)(2) will result in the total points assessed against the
			 individual's driving record exceeding 74 points within a 12-month period, as
			 determined by the Illinois Offense Table (92 Ill. Adm. Code
			 1040.20
			 ).
3) Evidence the individual's
			 driving privileges have been suspended or revoked within the past seven years,
			 excluding cleared miscellaneous suspensions.
4) Evidence indicating that the individual
			 has been arrested, or previously arrested for, an offense that would require
			 mandatory revocation upon conviction pursuant to IVC Section 6-205.
5) Evidence the individual did not attend or
			 failed to complete the driver remedial education course.
6) A report of a traffic offense, excluding
			 those listed in IVC Section 6-204(a)(2), that was committed during the
			 effective period of the probationary license.
7) Evidence a traffic conviction was
			 committed on or after the effective date of a suspension and prior to the
			 effective date of the probationary driver's license.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.140 - Use of Captured Images

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a) The
			 Secretary of State shall maintain a file of all images captured in the process
			 of issuing a driver's license or identification card.
1) No other entity shall maintain a file of
			 all or any subset of images, or store them as part of a database or separately
			 established collection, unless explicitly authorized by law or this
			 Section.
2) Images may be retained
			 in hard copy or electronic format only as part of a case record by a criminal
			 justice agency, as required to complete an investigation, to provide evidence
			 or other documentation for the investigation, or as required for any subsequent
			 law enforcement action. The images must remain confidential, be available only
			 to criminal justice agencies, and be disposed of in accordance with established
			 record retention policies pertaining to criminal justice records.
3) Images retrieved for the sole purpose of
			 secondary dissemination shall not be stored by the disseminating agency, except
			 for the purposes of transmission.
4) Illinois State Police may store images
			 retrieved for the purpose of verification and issuance of Firearm Owner
			 Identification Cards, Concealed Carry License Cards, and for use on their Sex
			 Offender Registry.
5) Upon the
			 request of the individual, the Secretary of State may maintain a captured image
			 as part of its Lobbyist Registration database, which is available for access by
			 the general public.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.160 - Extension of Expiration Dates

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Pursuant to
			 the powers vested in the Secretary of State by Public Act 102-678, the
			 Secretary hereby extends through December 1, 2022 the expiration dates of all
			 driver's licenses, instruction permits, and identification cards that were
			 issued pursuant to the following statutes and with expiration dates between
			 January 1, 2020 and November 30, 2022:
625
				ILCS 5/6-105
625
				ILCS 5/6-105.1
625 ILCS
				5/6-107.1
625 ILCS
				5/6-110
15 ILCS 335/4
15 ILCS
				335/8
The expiration dates of commercial driver's licenses and
				commercial learner's permits issued pursuant to the following statutes and with
				expiration dates between November 1, 2021 and January 30, 2022 are hereby
				extended through January 31, 2022:
625
				ILCS 5/6-507.5
625
				ILCS 5/6-509
625 ILCS
				5/6-510
b) Driver's licenses that have been extended
			 pursuant to subsection (a) shall not be considered lapsed until December 1,
			 2023.
c) The expiration dates of
			 restricted driving permits issued pursuant to the following statutes and issued
			 with expiration dates between December 1, 2021 and November 30, 2022 are hereby
			 extended through December 1, 2022:
625
				ILCS 5/6-205
625
				ILCS 5/6-206
d) To be eligible for the extensions created
			 in this Section, the individual's driver's license, instruction permit, permit
			 and identification card must be valid as of the expiration date on the driver's
			 license currently held by the individual driver.
e) All conditions and restrictions under
			 which the driver's licenses, instruction permits, permits and identification
			 cards were issued shall remain in full force and effect during the period of
			 these extensions. The extension period may be rescinded by the Secretary of
			 State through the adoption of an emergency rule.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.170 - Modification of Requirements for Renewal of Driver's Licenses and Issuance of a Commercial Driver's License

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Pursuant to the powers vested in the Secretary of State by
				Public Acts 102-0678 and 102-1103, the Secretary hereby modifies the procedures
				and requirements for the renewal of driver's licenses as set forth below. All
				existing statutory and administrative rule procedures and requirements for the
				renewal of driver's licenses shall remain in full force and effect except to
				the extent that they conflict with the provisions of this Section.
a) Each driver whose Illinois driver's
			 license bears an expiration date between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2022
			 and whose driving record contains violations that require the driver to take a
			 written test every other renewal may have the written test deferred for one
			 renewal cycle if the renewal occurs on or before December 31, 2022. This
			 deferral does not apply to applicants renewing a CDL.
b) The following provisions are in effect
			 through December 1, 2022:
1) Applicants for an
			 Illinois CDL who hold a valid CDL issued by another state of the same
			 classification and containing the same endorsements as being applied for in
			 Illinois, are exempted from completing the examinations required in Sections
			 1030.80(b) and
			 (c) and
			 1030.85(c) and
			 (d), unless the applicant is 75 years of age
			 or older, in which case the applicant must complete the examinations required
			 in Section 1030.85(c) and
			 (d). A CDL applicant who wishes to upgrade
			 the classification or to add an endorsement shall be required to take all
			 applicable written and road exams.
2) The Secretary of State shall examine every
			 applicant for renewal of a driver's license or permit issued under the laws of
			 this State or any other state if the driver's license or permit has been
			 expired for more than two years.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Appendix A - Questions Asked of a Driver's License Applicant

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
The following questions shall appear on or be provided with an
				application for a driver's license:
If you are applying for an Identification (ID) Card
				review questions 1 and 2; for a Driver's License, review questions 1 through 7;
				for a Commercial Driver's License, review questions 1 through 9.
1) Is your driver's license or ID card or privilege
				to obtain a license or ID card suspended, revoked, canceled, or refused in any
				state or country under this or any other name? (If yes, a letter of clearance
				is required.)
2) Do you presently hold a valid driver's license or
				ID card in this or any other state?
3) Are you currently under a court order of
				guardianship? (If yes, a medical report is required.)
4) Do you have any condition that might cause a
				temporary loss of consciousness? (If yes, a physician's statement and a signed
				medical agreement are required.)
5) Do you have any mental or physical condition that
				might interfere with safe driving? (If yes, a physician's statement and a
				signed medical agreement are required.)
6) Do you use any drugs, including prescription
				medication, or alcohol to an extent that they impair your driving ability or
				has a court committed you to a mental health facility within the last 4 years?
				(If yes, a medical report is required.)
7) If you are under age 18 and this is your initial
				application for a Graduated Licensing Program (see  625 ILCS 5/6-107), have you
				been issued any citation for which a disposition has not yet been rendered by a
				court of law?
8) Are your commercial driver's license privileges
				currently disqualified or subject to an out-of-service order?
9) ____ Do you certify that you meet the
				"Qualifications of Driver's" portion of Part 391 of the Federal Motor Carrier
				Safety Regulations and operate in non-excepted interstate commerce? (If the
				applicant answers yes to this question, the applicant checks a box marked "NI".
				If the applicant answers no to this question, the applicant must check one of 3
				boxes that set forth the type of driving in which the applicant will
				engage.)
10) Do you certify that you meet the hearing
				requirements outlined in  49 CFR 391.41(b)(11)?
I understand that my social security number will be
				disclosed to other states pursuant to the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act
				of 1986 (applies only to CDL applicants).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Appendix C - Acceptable Identification Documents - Applicants for a Non-Visa Status Temporary Visitor's Driver's License or Non-Visa Status Temporary Visitor's Instruction Permit Pursuant to IVC Section 6-105.1(a-5) (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.25 - Permit Application Process

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a) Each applicant for a school bus driver
			 permit must first successfully complete a pre-employment interview with the
			 prospective employer to determine the acceptability of the applicant in terms
			 of the requirements of this Part and those outlined in IVC Section
			 6-106.1.
b) The applicant seeking
			 employment as a school bus driver must complete an Application for Illinois
			 School Bus Driver Permit obtained from the prospective employer and then
			 complete the following:
1) Physical
			 examination, obtaining the medical examiner's certificate, in accordance with
			 Section
			 1035.20;
2) Fingerprint process;
3) initial training.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.30 - Training

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a) The initial
			 course and annual refresher training courses are required for each school bus
			 driver permit holder and shall be:
1) Approved
			 by the Secretary of State and the agency or organization conducting the
			 course;
2) Taught by an instructor
			 certified by the Illinois State Board of Education; and
3) A minimum of two hours in length, part of
			 which must include first aid training.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.32 - Random Drug Testing for Alcohol and Controlled Substances

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
School bus driver permit holders who also hold a CDL are
				subject to random testing for alcohol and controlled substances. This testing
				must conform to
				49 CFR
				382.305(2008).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.35 - Denial, Cancellation, or Suspension of a School Bus Driver Permit

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a) The Secretary of
			 State shall deny or cancel a school bus driver permit of an applicant:
1) whose criminal background investigation
			 discloses that he or she is not in compliance with any of the provisions of IVC
			 Section 6-106.1(a);
2) upon
			 receiving notice that the permit holder fails to comply with any provision of
			 this Part;
3) upon receiving notice
			 that the permit holder's commercial driving permit or commercial driving
			 privileges are withdrawn or otherwise invalidated;
4) upon receiving notice that the permit
			 holder has been under an order of court supervision for or convicted of 2
			 serious violations during the duration of the permit.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.40 - Notice

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a) The Secretary of
			 State shall immediately notify in writing the State Superintendent of Education
			 and the permit holder's prospective or current employer that the applicant:
1) has failed an FBI criminal background
			 investigation; or
2) is no longer
			 eligible for a school bus driver permit.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.45 - Employer Responsibility

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It shall be the responsibility of a prospective or current
				employer of an applicant or holder of a school bus driver permit to:
a) conduct a pre-employment interview with
			 the prospective school bus driver applicant;
b) distribute school bus driver permit
			 applications and medical forms;
c)
			 insure that applicants submit to a fingerprint-based criminal background
			 investigation;
d) certify in
			 writing to the Secretary of State that an applicant has successfully completed
			 all pre-employment conditions;
e)
			 notify the Secretary of State in writing that the employer has certified the
			 removal from service of a school bus driver whose permit has been canceled or
			 suspended by the Secretary of State, prior to the start of that school bus
			 driver's next work shift;
f) upon
			 receipt of notification from an MRO that an employee has had a positive drug
			 test or refused to be tested, immediately notify the Secretary of State of that
			 result. Notification to the Secretary of State shall include a copy of the CCF
			 form, medical examiner's certificate, positive drug results or notation of
			 failure to complete testing. This information shall be privileged and
			 maintained for use by the Secretary of State;
g) notify the Secretary of State within 48
			 hours of a school bus driver that has failed a reasonable suspicion drug or
			 alcohol test or refused to be tested in accordance with IVC Section
			 6-106.1c;
h) notify the Secretary
			 of State in writing, within 10 working days, of the employment or termination
			 of a school bus driver permit holder;
i) notify the Secretary of State that a
			 school bus driver has failed to perform the pre-trip and/or post-trip
			 inspection process;
j) notify the
			 Secretary of State as soon as possible, but not later than within one business
			 day, whenever a school bus is involved in an accident and the driver is
			 required to submit to the post-accident testing requirements set forth in
			 49 CFR
			 382.303;
k) maintain records of certifications for a
			 period of 2 years; these records shall be available for inspection by the
			 Secretary of State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.46 - Military Deferrals

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a) Any
			 school bus permit holder who is a service member called to active duty and who
			 wishes to defer the expiration of his or her school bus permit must provide his
			 or her employer with a copy of his or her military order.
b) Within 30 days after receipt of the
			 military order, the employer shall notify the Secretary that the school bus
			 permit holder has been called to active duty by submitting the school bus
			 driver active duty form to the Secretary. If the service member's active duty
			 is extended, and the employer is so notified by the school bus permit holder,
			 the employer shall notify the Secretary of the extension by submitting a second
			 school bus driver active duty form.
c) Upon receipt of the school driver bus
			 driver active duty form, the Secretary shall place the school bus permit in
			 inactive status.
d) Upon return
			 from active duty, the employer shall notify the Secretary of the school bus
			 permit holder's return by submitting a school bus driver return from active
			 duty form.
e) Within 90 days after
			 return from activity military duty, the school bus driver permit holder shall
			 renew the school bus permit by obtaining a physical examination, as set forth
			 in Section
			 1035.20, and
			 completing a refresher course, as required by Section
			 1035.30.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Section 1035.50 - Hearings

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a) The Secretary of
			 State shall conduct a hearing pursuant to IVC Section 2-118 upon the request of
			 an applicant or holder whose school bus driver permit has been denied, canceled
			 or suspended.
b) The petition
			 requesting a hearing shall be in writing and shall contain the reason the
			 individual believes he or she is entitled to a school bus driver
			 permit.
c) The scope of the hearing
			 shall be limited to the issuance criteria contained in IVC Section 6-106.1(a)
			 and IVC Section 6-106.1c.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1035 - SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PERMIT › Appendix A - School Bus Driver Permit Medical Examiner's Certificate

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Part A
Medical Examiner's Preliminary
				Certification
NOTE:
The medical examiner shall provide one
				completed and signed certificate to the applicant. A copy of the completed and
				signed certificate is to be forwarded by the medical examiner to the employing
				agency or organization of the applicant. One copy is to be retained by the
				medical examiner.
I certify that I have completed Part A of the school
				bus examination of ________________________________________ on ______________
				in accordance with the provisions of 92 Ill. Adm. Code
				1035.20 and, based
				upon that examination, find he/she is:
Qualified under the regulations
Qualified only when wearing corrective
				lenses
Qualified only when wearing a hearing aid
Not qualified under the regulations
_______________
				 __________________
Name of Medical Examiner
				 Professional License Number of Medical
				Examiner
NOTE: COMPLETION OF PART A ONLY DOES NOT QUALIFY THE
				APPLICANT. TEST RESULTS MUST BE CERTIFIED IN PART B BEFORE THE APPLICANT CAN BE
				CONSIDERED QUALIFIED.
Part B
Final Medical Examiner's
				Certification
Date of TB Results:______________
Date of Drug Test
				Results:___________________
I certify that I have completed my examination,
				including my readings of the drug and TB test results, for
				____________________________ on __________ in accordance with the provisions of
				92 Ill. Adm. Code 1035.20. Based upon the results of drug and TB testing
				required by 92 Ill. Adm. Code
				1035.20(j)(11) and
				(j)(13) and having no positive test results
				for infectious disease, or having determined that he/she is not contagious when
				performing the normal duties of a school bus driver, I find that he/she
				is:
Qualified under the regulations
Not qualified due to positive drug test
Not qualified due to positive tuberculosis
				test
_______________
				 __________________
Name of Medical Examiner
				 Professional License Number of Medical
				Examiner
_______________
				 __________________
Phone Number of Medical Examiner
				 Signature of Medical Examiner
_______________
				 __________________
Fax Number of Medical Examiner
				 Date of Certification (Date the
				medical examiner has received all test results)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.10 - Court to Forward Licenses and Reports of Convictions

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a) The Secretary of State, in order to fully
			 utilize conviction reports filed with the Office by the courts of this State
			 and other states, shall promulgate a point system as a standard in determining
			 whether to suspend or revoke driving privileges and to determine the period of
			 suspension or revocation. The point system may take into consideration:
1) the severity of the offense and
			 conviction;
2) the total number of
			 offenses and convictions of a driver;
3) the penalty imposed by the
			 court;
4) the recommendations, if
			 any, of the court; and
5) prior
			 suspensions or revocations.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.28 - Suspension or Revocation for Traffic Offense Committed by a Person Under the Age of 21 Years After a Prior Suspension Under Part 1040.29

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
When a person has been convicted of a point assigned traffic
				violation and the arrest date was prior to the age of 21, the Department shall
				take the following action:
a) If a
			 person's driving record indicates one or more terminated suspensions in
			 accordance with IVC Section 6-206(a)(36) and an additional conviction is
			 received, a six-month suspension shall be entered to the driving record in
			 accordance with IVC Section 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1, 2009, or IVC
			 Section 6-206(a)(44) after December 31, 2008.
b) If a person's driving record indicates one
			 open, pending or terminated suspension in accordance with IVC Section
			 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1, 2009, or IVC Section 6-206(a)(44) after
			 December 31, 2008 and an additional conviction is received, a 12-month
			 suspension shall be entered to the driving record in accordance with Section
			 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1, 2009, or IVC Section 6-206(a)(44) after
			 December 31, 2008.
c) If a person's
			 driving record indicates two open, pending or terminated suspensions in
			 accordance with IVC Section 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1, 2009, or IVC
			 Section 6-206(a)(44) after December 31, 2008 and an additional conviction is
			 received, a revocation shall be entered to the driving record in accordance
			 with Section 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1, 2009, or IVC Section 6-206(a)(44)
			 after December 31, 2008.
d) If a
			 person's driving record indicates one or more, pending or terminated
			 revocations in accordance with IVC Section 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1,
			 2009, or IVC Section 6-206(a)(44) after December 31, 2008 and an additional
			 conviction is received, a revocation shall be entered to the driving record in
			 accordance with Section 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1, 2009, or IVC Section
			 6-206(a)(44) after December 31, 2008.
e) If a person's driving record indicates one
			 or more terminated revocations in accordance with IVC Section 6-206(a)(36) and
			 an additional conviction is received, a revocation shall be entered to the
			 driving record in accordance with IVC Section 6-206(a)(43) prior to January 1,
			 2009, or IVC Section 6-206(a)(44) after December 31, 2008.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.30 - Suspension or Revocation for Three or More Traffic Offenses Committed Within 12 Months

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A person who has been convicted of three or more points
				assigned traffic offenses as listed in Section
				1040.20 (Type
				Action 97 or 99), excluding any conviction previously used as a basis for
				action, that were committed within a 12-month period shall be identified by the
				Department for review for possible driver's license and driving privilege
				suspension or revocation pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(2), provided no more
				than six months has elapsed between the effective date of the suspension or
				revocation and the last conviction date.
a) If a person's driving record indicates no
			 prior suspensions excluding miscellaneous suspensions or revocations within a
			 seven-year period from the effective date of the suspension or revocation, the
			 following point table shall be used in computing whether an order of
			 suspension, the length of a suspension or whether a revocation is to be entered
			 and recorded to the driving record.
POINT TABLE
Number of Points
Action
0 through 14
No Action
15 through 44
2-month suspension
45 through 74
3-month suspension
75 through 89
6-month suspension
90 through 99
9-month suspension
100 through 109
12-month suspension
110 or more
Revocation
b) If
			 the person has had one prior suspension or one prior revocation within a
			 seven-year period from the effective date of the suspension or revocation
			 excluding action taken pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(3) and excluding those
			 defined as Miscellaneous Suspensions, the following point table shall be used
			 in computing whether an order of suspension, the length of a suspension or
			 whether a revocation is to be entered and recorded to the driving record.
POINT TABLE
Number of Points
Action
0 through 14
No Action
15 through 44
4-month suspension
45 through 74
6-month suspension
75 through 109
12-month suspension
110 or more
Revocation
c) If
			 the person has in effect, a suspension for safety responsibility, financial
			 responsibility or an unsatisfied judgment and at least one of the three or more
			 convictions for offenses was committed after the effective date of the
			 suspension for safety responsibility, financial responsibility or an
			 unsatisfied judgement, the following point table shall be used in computing
			 whether an order of suspension or revocation is to be entered to the driving
			 record:
POINT TABLE
Number of Points
Action
0 through 14
No Action
15 through 109
12-month suspension
110 or more
Revocation
d)
			 Notice of suspension or revocation will be given pursuant to IVC Sections 6-209
			 and 2-114.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.34 - Suspension or Revocation for Conviction for Possession/Consumption of Alcohol for Persons Under Age 21

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If any person has been convicted of violating Section 6-20(a),
				(d) or (e) of the Liquor Control Act of 1934 [235 ILCS 5], and the person was
				an occupant of a motor vehicle when the offense occurred, the Department shall
				take the following action pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(38):
ACTION TABLE
Convictions
Action
1st Conviction
6-month Suspension
1st Conviction (with open or pending revocation)
Revocation
2nd Conviction
12-month Suspension
2nd Conviction (with open or
						  pending revocation)
Revocation
3rd or Subsequent
						  Conviction
Revocation
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.35 - Administrative Revocation for Commission of an Offense Requiring Mandatory Revocation Upon Conviction, and Suspension or Revocation Based Upon a Local Ordinance Conviction

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a)
			 Local ordinance conviction. A person who has been convicted of a local
			 ordinance violation that is similar to any of those offenses in IVC Section
			 6-205 or 6-206 shall have his/her driving privileges revoked or suspended in
			 the same manner as if he/she had been convicted of an offense contained within
			 the Illinois Vehicle Code. An offense would be similar if the same elements
			 were necessary to prove a local ordinance offense as are necessary to prove the
			 offense as stated in the Illinois Vehicle Code.
b) Administrative Revocation
1) When the Secretary of State has received
			 sufficient evidence that a person has committed one or more of the following
			 offenses or similar provisions of a local ordinance and these offenses,
			 currently awaiting court disposition, resulted in great bodily harm or death,
			 the driving record of the individual shall be reviewed for possible driver's
			 license revocation by the Department:
A)
			 driving under the influence of alcohol, other drugs or a combination thereof
			 pursuant to IVC Section 11-501;
B)
			 reckless homicide resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle pursuant to
			 Section 9-3 of the Criminal Code of 1961 [
			 720 ILCS
			 5/9-3 ];
C) leaving the scene of a traffic accident
			 involving death or personal injury pursuant to IVC Section 11-401;
D) drag racing pursuant to IVC Section
			 11-504;
E) aggravated reckless
			 driving pursuant to IVC Section 11-503(c);
F) any felony under the laws of this or any
			 other state or the federal government in the commission of which a motor
			 vehicle was used pursuant to IVC Section 6-205(a)(3);
G) street racing pursuant to IVC Section
			 11-506(a);
H) a violation of a
			 traffic regulation governing the movement of vehicles.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.38 - Commission of a Traffic Offense in Another State

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a) A person who has been convicted of a
			 traffic offense in another state, that, if committed in this State, would be
			 grounds for mandatory revocation pursuant to IVC Section 6-205 shall have
			 his/her driving privileges revoked.
b) A person who has been convicted of a
			 traffic offense in another state, that, if committed in this State, would be
			 grounds for suspension or revocation pursuant to IVC Section 6-206, shall have
			 his/her driving privileges reviewed, and shall be subject to the same action as
			 if the offense had occurred within this State.
c) A person who has been convicted of a
			 traffic offense in another state, that, if committed in this State, would be
			 grounds for denial pursuant to IVC Section 6-107(c) or (d), shall have his/her
			 driving privileges reviewed and shall be subject to the same action as if the
			 offense had occurred within this State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.40 - Suspension or Revocation for Repeated Convictions or Collisions

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a) A person who has
			 been repeatedly involved as a driver in motor vehicle accidents or repeatedly
			 convicted of traffic offenses to a degree that indicates the lack of ability to
			 exercise ordinary and reasonable care in the safe operation of a motor vehicle,
			 or whose record indicates disrespect for traffic laws and the safety of other
			 persons on the highway, shall be reviewed by the Department for possible
			 driver's license and/or driving privilege suspension or revocation pursuant to
			 IVC Section 6-206(a)(3). Upon review, if a determination is made by the
			 Department that additional convictions accumulating 90 or more points have been
			 received after the effective date of a 12-month suspension or revocation
			 entered under Section
			 1040.30,
			 or under this Section and the 90 or more additional or accumulated points were
			 a result of convictions occurring during the same period of time as the
			 convictions used for the 12-month suspension, the person's driving privileges
			 shall be revoked pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(3).
b) A person who has been convicted of three
			 or more point assigned traffic violations committed within a 12-month period as
			 listed in Section
			 1040.20 (Type
			 Action 87, 97 or 99), excluding any conviction previously used as a basis for
			 action, shall be identified for review for possible driver's license and/or
			 driving privilege suspension or revocation pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(3).
1) If a person's driving record indicates one
			 or more prior suspensions or revocations pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(3)
			 within a seven-year period from the effective date of the revocation, the
			 following point table shall be used to enter an order of revocation and shall
			 be recorded to the driving record:
POINT TABLE
Number of Points
Action
0 through 14
No Action
15 or more
Revocation
2) If
			 a person's driving record indicates two or more prior suspensions or
			 revocations within a seven-year period from the effective date of the
			 suspension or revocation, excluding miscellaneous suspensions and suspensions
			 or revocations pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(3), the following point table
			 shall be used in computing whether an order of suspension or revocation is to
			 be entered and recorded to the driving record:
POINT TABLE
Number of Points
Action
0 through 14
No Action
15 through 109
12-month Suspension
110 or more
Revocation
3) If
			 a person has a point total that exceeds 109 and more than six months has
			 elapsed between the time of the last conviction date and the effective date of
			 the order of revocation, an order of revocation shall be entered and recorded
			 to the driving record.
4) Notice of
			 suspension or revocation will be given pursuant to IVC Sections 2-114 and
			 6-209.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.41 - Suspension of Licenses for Curfew or Night Time Driving Restriction Violations

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a) A
			 person who is under the age of 17 years is in violation of IVC Section 6-110(a)
			 or 6-107.1(b) if he/she operates a motor vehicle on any highway during any time
			 the licensee is prohibited from being in a public place because of
			 curfew.
b) A person is in violation
			 of IVC Section 6-107.1(b) or 6-110(a-1) if he/she operates a motor vehicle on
			 any highway during night time driving restriction.
c) The Department shall take the following
			 action pursuant to IVC Section 6-206(a)(13) for curfew or night time driving
			 restriction violation convictions:
1)
			 1st Conviction - 60-day suspension
2) 2nd Conviction
			 - 90-day suspension
3)
			 3rd Conviction or more - 6-month
			 suspension
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1040 - CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.42 - Suspension or Revocation for Fleeing and Eluding

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a) A person who has been convicted of fleeing
			 or attempting to elude a peace officer in a motor vehicle shall have his/her
			 driving privileges suspended or revoked by the Department.
b) If the driving record contains no
			 suspensions or revocations, the Department shall take the following action:
ACTION TABLE
Convictions
Action
1st Conviction
6-month Suspension
2nd Conviction
12-month Suspension
3rd or subsequent
						  Conviction
Revocation
c) If
			 the driving record contains one or more suspensions and/or cleared revocations,
			 excluding miscellaneous suspensions, the Department shall take the following
			 action:
ACTION TABLE
Convictions
Action
1st Conviction
6-month Suspension
2nd Conviction
12-month Suspension
3rd or subsequent
						  Conviction
Revocation
d) If
			 the driving record contains one or more open or pending revocation excluding
			 miscellaneous suspensions, and the arrest date of the incoming conviction falls
			 occurred prior to the effective date of revocation, the Department shall take
			 the following action:
ACTION TABLE
Convictions
Action
1st Conviction
No Action
2nd Conviction
No Action
3rd or subsequent
						  Conviction
Revocation
e) If
			 the driving record contains one or more open revocations, one of which may be
			 concurrent with one or more open or pending suspensions, excluding
			 miscellaneous suspensions, and the arrest date of the incoming conviction falls
			 during the revocation, the Department shall extend the projected eligibility
			 date of the revocation one year from the conviction date or to the latest
			 projected eligibility date on record. If the arrest date of the incoming
			 conviction falls outside the period of revocation but within the period of an
			 open suspension, the Department shall extend the suspension for an additional
			 like period of time.
f) Only prior
			 suspensions or revocations terminating within seven years prior to the
			 forthcoming suspension's effective date shall be considered.
g) When considering prior convictions, only
			 convictions for fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer with conviction
			 dates within seven years prior to the forthcoming suspension's effective date
			 shall be used.