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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.10 - What Persons Shall Not Be Licensed or Granted Permits

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The Secretary of State shall cancel the license of any
				individual when there is evidence that the person suffers, or has suffered,
				periods of temporary loss of consciousness. No person who suffers, or has
				suffered, from temporary periods of loss of consciousness shall operate a motor
				vehicle on the highways of this State unless and until that person agrees to
				authorize a competent medical specialist to report any change in condition that
				would impair the person's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. No person
				who suffers, or has suffered, periods of temporary loss of consciousness shall
				operate a motor vehicle upon the highways of this State unless and until there
				is on file, in the Secretary of State's Office, a statement from a competent
				medical specialist that, in his or her opinion, the person can safely operate a
				motor vehicle. Statements submitted in accordance with this Section are for the
				confidential use of the Secretary of State to implement the provisions of IVC
				Section 6-103(8) and will not be otherwise available except by order of a duly
				constituted Court. This requirement has been applicable since July 21,
				1973.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.12 - Identification Cards for the Homeless

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a) An applicant for an identification card
			 who otherwise qualifies for an identification card and who submits a completed
			 homeless status certification, completed no longer than 90 days before the date
			 of application, shall be issued an identification card at no cost.
b) The homeless status certification may be
			 completed and signed by:
1) a representative
			 of a homeless service agency that receives federal, State, county or municipal
			 funding to provide those services or that is otherwise sanctioned by local
			 continuum of care;
2) an attorney
			 licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois;
3) a public school homeless liaison or school
			 social worker;
4) a human services
			 provider funded by the State of Illinois to serve homeless or runaway youth,
			 individuals with mental illness or individuals with addictions; or
5) a representative of a religious
			 organization that offers services to the homeless.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.13 - Denial of License or Permit

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a) The Secretary of State shall deny driving
			 privileges to any applicant under 18 years of age:
1) Who has committed or has been convicted of
			 an offense that would otherwise result in a mandatory revocation of a license
			 or permit as provided in IVC Section 6-205;
2) Who has been convicted of, or adjudicated
			 a delinquent based upon, a violation of the Cannabis Control Act [720 ILCS 540
			 ], the Illinois Controlled Substances Act [720 ILCS 570 ], or the
			 Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act [720 ILCS 646 ], while
			 that individual was in actual control of a motor vehicle.
A) Any person placed on probation under
			 Section 10 of the Cannabis Control Act, Section 410 of the Illinois Controlled
			 Substances Act, or Section 70 of the Methamphetamine Control and Community
			 Protection Act shall not be considered convicted.
B) The conviction shall be reported to the
			 Secretary of State's Office in a manner prescribed by IVC Section
			 6-107;
3) Who has been
			 charged with a violation of the Illinois Vehicle Code or the
Criminal Code of 1961 [720 ILCS 5 ] arising out of an accident
				in which the person was involved as a driver that caused the death of or a Type
				A injury to another person. [625
				ILCS 5/6-108.1]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.16 - Physical and Mental Evaluation

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a) The Department shall require a driver to
			 submit a medical report from a competent medical specialist when:
1) The driver answers in the affirmative to
			 any question on the driver's license application regarding physical or mental
			 health pursuant to IVC Section 6-109.
2) The Department receives written comments
			 and/or recommendations based upon firsthand knowledge or pursuant to an
			 official investigation that brings into question a driver's physical or mental
			 ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. The comments and/or recommendations
			 are confidential and must be submitted on official letterhead or a form
			 designed by the Department and signed by an authorized source.
3) The Department receives an Adjudication of
			 Disability court order in which where the court appointed a guardian to manage
			 the financial affairs or the estate of the person.
4) The driver is renewing a driver's license
			 that, at the time of issuance, required the driver to submit a medical report,
			 except as provided in subsection (l).
5) The Department receives a mandatory law
			 enforcement report or message, based on first-hand knowledge or pursuant to an
			 official investigation, that brings into question a driver's physical or mental
			 ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.
6) A driver, cited under Section
			 1030.15, is
			 involved in a motor vehicle crash during a road exam.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.17 - Errors in Issuance of Driver's License/Cancellation

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a) In the event of a driver's license
			 issuance error or administrative error, the Department shall provide the driver
			 with written notice of his/her obligation to appear at a Driver Services
			 Facility for issuance of a corrected driver's license without further testing
			 pursuant to IVC Section 6-207. The Department shall allow the driver at least
			 five but no more than 45 days from the notice date to obtain a corrected
			 driver's license at no fee. No extension shall be granted to the driver, except
			 upon receipt of a confirmed medical emergency.
b) A driver who obtains a corrected driver's
			 license shall be in compliance with the Department's request and shall be
			 allowed to retain driving privileges.
c) Refusal or neglect to obtain a corrected
			 driver's license within the specified period shall result in the cancellation
			 of driving privileges pursuant to IVC Sections 6-201(a)(1) and
			 6-207(b).
d) Any driver whose
			 driver's license is canceled pursuant to this Section will be allowed to obtain
			 a corrected driver's license without re-testing or paying an additional fee, if
			 the driver is not otherwise ineligible.
e) An order rescinding the cancellation shall
			 be entered on the record of the driver who obtains a corrected or renewed
			 driver's license.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.18 - Medical Criteria Affecting Driver Performance

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a) The competent medical specialist and the
			 Board shall review and apply the following medical criteria when rendering to
			 the Department a medical opinion of a driver's ability to safely operate a
			 motor vehicle.
1) The driver must possess the
			 emotional and intellectual ability to operate a motor vehicle. The driver's
			 medical condition must be controlled as follows:
A) be free from distractions caused by
			 hallucinations;
B) be free from
			 impulsive behavior, homicidal tendencies and/or suicidal tendencies;
C) be oriented with advanced preparation of
			 the driver's destination;
D) be
			 able to recognize and understand symbols of language and road signs and possess
			 the ability to not only see objects in the field of vision, but also to
			 recognize their significance and to react to them with sufficient speed to
			 avoid a catastrophe;
E) possess
			 sufficient memory to recall the driver's destination, the significance of road
			 signs and hazards, and the operational control of the motor vehicle;
F) be able to distinguish left from right and
			 to judge distance and relative speed of the motor vehicle as well as other
			 vehicles that may present a potential danger.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.22 - Medical Examiner's Certificate - CLP or CDL Holders

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a) Every person who holds a CLP or CDL must
			 meet the requirements set forth in
			 49 CFR
			 383.71(a)(2) through (a)(9) and
			 (h) (October 1, 2014) and self-certify with
			 the Department as one of the following:
1)
			 Non-excepted interstate (NI) - Operates or expects to operate in interstate
			 commerce, is both subject to and meets the qualification requirements under 49
			 CFR 391(2011), and is required to obtain a medical examiner's certificate by
			 49 CFR
			 391.45 (October 1, 2014);
2) Excepted interstate (EI) - Operates or
			 expects to operate in interstate commerce, but engages exclusively in
			 transportation or operations excepted under
			 49 CFR
			 390.3(f),
			 391.2,
			 391.68
			 or
			 398.3
			 (October 1, 2014) from all or parts of the qualification requirements of 49 CFR
			 391 (October 1, 2014), and is therefore not required to obtain a medical
			 examiner's certificate by
			 49 CFR
			 391.45 (October 1, 2014);
3) Non-excepted intrastate (NA) - Operates or
			 expects to operate only in intrastate commerce and is both subject to and meets
			 the qualification requirements under 49 CFR 391 (October 1, 2014), as
			 incorporated by reference at 92 Ill. Adm. Code
			 391.2000,
			 and is required to obtain a medical examiner's certificate by
			 49 CFR
			 391.45 (October 1, 2014). (See 92 Ill. Adm.
			 Code
			 391.2000(c)
			 for intrastate exceptions.); or
4)
			 Excepted intrastate (EA) - Operates in intrastate commerce, but engages
			 exclusively in transportation or operations excepted from all or parts of the
			 State driver qualification requirements and is therefore not required to obtain
			 a medical examiner's certificate by
			 49 CFR
			 391.45 (October 1, 2014).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.25 - Safe Driver License Renewals and Remote Renewals of Driver's Licenses and Identification Cards

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a)  The Department may remotely renew a driver's license or identification card of a person who is not otherwise ineligible for a driver's license or identification card and meets the eligibility criteria for renewal as set forth in this Section. Eligible applicants are mailed a renewal notice indicating current eligibility for remote renewal, approximately 90 days prior to the expiration of their current driver's license or identification card.
b)  Safe Driver Renewal applicants. Drivers
whose driving records are devoid of any convictions of traffic violations or evidence of committing an offense for which mandatory revocation would be required upon conviction pursuant to Section 6-205
of the IVC [625 ILCS 5/6-109(c)  ] may renew their driver's license by mail, Internet, or telephone. Drivers who are no longer eligible due to a change in their driving record will be denied at time of application through the Internet and telephone and shall be instructed to appear at a driver's license facility. Drivers who are no longer eligible at time of renewal who have submitted the application by mail will have their application and fee returned, with the reason of ineligibility, and shall be directed to appear at a driver's license facility.
c)  A driver is not eligible for Safe Driver Renewal if any of the following apply:
1)  The driver is the holder of a Commercial Driver's License;
2)  The driving record contains a withdrawal action;
3)  The driver is under the age of 21 or greater than the age of 78;
4)  The driver's license has been expired over one year;
5)  The driver's last two renewals were completed remotely;
6)  The driver's license expiration is greater than one year;
7)  The driver is required to submit a medical or vision specialist report;
8)  The driving record contains a conviction;
9)  The driver holds a school bus driver permit;
10)  The driving record contains a disposition of court supervision;
11)  The driving record indicates the driver has been involved in a property damage, personal injury, or fatal accident;
12)  The driver holds a restricted local license;
13)  The driver is less than 26 years of age and has not met a Selective Service obligation;
14)  The driver is authorized to be in the United States temporarily and must submit updated documentation allowing the driver's continued presence in the United States;
15)  The driver's social security number has not been verified through the Social Security On-line Verification System, if the driver has a social security number;
16)  The driver must meet the reporting requirements of the Sex Offender Registration Act;
17)  The driver's file does not contain a suitable image.
18)  The driver is 74 years of age or older and holds a drivers' license with a J50 or J51 restriction.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.27 - Identification Cards for Youth in Care

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a) An applicant for an Identification Card
			 age 16-20 who is a youth for whom the Department of Children and Family
			 Services (DCFS) is legally responsible for or is a foster child and who submits
			 a properly completed DCFS form number CFS 906/906-1 shall be issued an
			 Identification card at no cost.
b)
			 The CFS 906/906-1 form must be signed by a representative of DCFS and the
			 applicant's caseworker and/or provider.
c) To be accepted, the CFS 906/906-1 form
			 must contain the following information:
1)
			 Complete name and residential address of applicant;
2) DCFS Client ID number;
3) Provider name and address; and
4) Provider signature and current
			 date.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.30 - Classification Standards

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Driver's License Classification System
All driver's licenses issued by the Office of the Secretary of
				State after April 1, 1990, shall be classified as to the kind and type of
				vehicles the holder is licensed to drive, as follows:
a) Class A: Any combination of vehicles with
			 a Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, provided the
			 Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of the vehicles being towed is in excess of
			 10,000 pounds. Holders of a Class A license may, with the appropriate or
			 required endorsements, operate all vehicles within Class A, B, C and D, but are
			 not authorized to operate motorcycles or motor-driven cycles.
b) Class B: Any single vehicle with a GVWR of
			 26,001 or more pounds, or any such vehicle towing a vehicle not in excess of
			 10,000 pounds GVWR. Holders of a Class B license may, with appropriate or
			 required endorsements, operate all vehicles within Class B, C and D, but are
			 not authorized to operate motorcycles or motor-driven cycles.
c) Class C:
1) Any Vehicle:
A) with a GVWR of 16,001 or more pounds, but
			 less than 26,001 pounds, or any such vehicle towing a vehicle not in excess of
			 10,000 pounds GVWR; or
B) less than
			 26,001 pounds GVWR designed to transport 16 or more people including the driver
			 or used in the transportation of hazardous materials that requires the vehicle
			 to be placarded; or
C) less than
			 26,001 pounds GVWR designed to transport 16 or more people including the driver
			 or used in the transportation of hazardous materials that requires the vehicle
			 to be placarded, towing a vehicle with a GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less or with
			 a GCWR of less than 26,001 pounds.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.40 - Fifth Wheel Equipped Trucks

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A fifth wheel equipped truck regulated under IVC Section
				1-120.5 is any single unit motor vehicle that has the capability, because of
				design, to carry a load other than a part of the weight of an attached trailer.
				The trailer's load cannot be considered a truck-tractor even though it
				may:
a) be used like a
			 truck-tractor;
b) be equipped with
			 a fifth wheel assembly; or
c)
			 include among its characteristics all the characteristics of a
			 truck-tractor.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.50 - Bus Driver's Authority, Religious Organization and Senior Citizen Transportation

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a)
			 If the GVWR, GCWR or person capacity of the religious organization bus or
			 senior citizen transportation vehicle requires that the applicant's Illinois
			 driver's license be of a different classification, the applicant shall comply
			 with the provisions of the law to obtain the classification, restriction and/or
			 endorsement necessary for the applicant to operate the type of religious
			 organization bus or senior citizen transportation vehicle applied
			 for.
b) In the event a religious
			 organization bus or senior citizen transportation vehicle driver is convicted
			 of any of the offenses listed in IVC Section 6-106.2(5) or 6-106.3(5), that
			 person's authority to operate a religious organization bus or senior citizen
			 transportation vehicle shall be removed in the following manner:
1) The Secretary of State shall notify the
			 religious organization bus or senior citizen transportation vehicle driver
			 he/she is no longer eligible to operate a religious organization bus or senior
			 citizen transportation vehicle.
2)
			 A licensee shall surrender his/her Illinois driver's license at a Driver
			 Services Facility within 10 days after receiving notification in order to have
			 the restriction to operate the religious organization bus or senior citizen
			 transportation vehicle removed from the driver's license.
3) A corrected driver's license shall be
			 issued to each eligible licensee and the applicant shall be charged a fee in
			 accordance with IVC Section 6-118(a).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.55 - Commuter Van Driver Operating a For-Profit Ridesharing Arrangement

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a) Pursuant to the
			 provisions of IVC Section 6-106.4, an individual who applies for driving
			 privileges to operate a commuter van in a for-profit ridesharing arrangement
			 shall be required to take and successfully complete a test of driving ability
			 while operating a commuter van. The standards for successfully completing this
			 driving test shall be the same as those utilized for other non-CDL Class C or
			 Class D type driving tests.
b) The
			 driving test required in a for-profit ridesharing arrangement shall be taken
			 and successfully completed in a commuter van; however, this commuter van need
			 not be the same commuter van as will be used in the for-profit ridesharing
			 arrangement. If the vehicle meets the requirements of IVC Section 6-500, the
			 properly classified CDL tests will be administered.
c) Upon successful completion of the driving
			 test as specified in subsections (a) and (b) showing the individual's ability
			 to exercise reasonable care in the safe operation of commuter vans used in
			 for-profit ridesharing arrangements and if the other requirements for licensure
			 stated in IVC Section 6-106.4 are met, a "J" restriction and "P" endorsement
			 when required shall be shown on the individual's driver's license. The
			 individual shall be required to pay a corrected driver's license fee, as
			 defined in IVC Section 6-118(a) if he/she applies for this restriction and/or
			 endorsement at a time other than a regular renewal date.
d) In the event a for-profit ridesharing
			 arrangement driver is convicted of any of the offenses listed in IVC Section
			 6-106.4(5), that person's authority to operate a for-profit ridesharing
			 arrangement vehicle shall be removed in the following manner:
1) The Secretary of State shall notify the
			 for-profit ridesharing arrangement driver he/she is no longer eligible to
			 operate a for-profit ridesharing arrangement vehicle.
2) The licensee shall surrender the Illinois
			 driver's license at the Driver Services Facility within 10 days after receiving
			 the notification in order to have the restriction to operate a for-profit
			 ridesharing arrangement vehicle removed from the driver's license.
3) A corrected driver's license shall be
			 issued to each eligible licensee and the applicant will be charged a fee in
			 accordance with IVC Section 6-118(a).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.66 - Adult Driver Education

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a) A
			 person age 18, 19 or 20 who wishes to apply for an Illinois driver's license
			 and who has not previously held a driver's license or who has not successfully
			 completed an approved driver education course or the classroom portion of an
			 approved driver education course must successfully complete an adult driver
			 education course offered by a certified adult driver education course
			 provider.
b) A list of certified
			 adult driver education providers is available at the Illinois Secretary of
			 State official website (www.cyberdriveillinois.com).
c) To receive credit for participation in an
			 adult driver education course, the applicant must take the course only from a
			 provider that has been certified by the Secretary.
d) Applicants who take an adult driver
			 education course from an entity that is not certified to provide adult driver
			 education in Illinois shall not be issued an Illinois driver's license until
			 the applicant successfully completes an adult driver education course from a
			 certified provider, or until the applicant turns 21 years of age.
e) Upon receipt of notification from a
			 provider that a student has successfully completed the adult driver education
			 course, the Secretary shall send the applicant a notification, which the
			 student shall bring to a Secretary of State facility to complete the
			 application process for the issuance of a driver's license in accordance with
			 this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.75 - Driver's License Testing/Vision Screening With Vision Aid Arrangements Other Than Standard Eye Glasses or Contact Lenses

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a) A
			 vision specialist report form, when submitted by an applicant who uses a
			 prescription spectacle mounted telescopic lens arrangement, shall contain the
			 following statement:
1) The applicant has been
			 fitted for a prescription spectacle mounted telescopic lens arrangement that
			 the applicant has in his possession at least 60 days prior to the current
			 application date for a driver's license.
2) The applicant has clinically demonstrated
			 the ability to locate stationary objects within the telescopic field by
			 aligning the object directly below the telescopic lens and simultaneously
			 moving the head down and eyes up.
3) The applicant has clinically demonstrated
			 the ability to locate a moving object in a large field of vision by
			 anticipating future movement by moving the head and eyes in a coordinated
			 fashion and is able to locate the moving object within the telescopic
			 field.
4) The applicant has
			 clinically demonstrated the ability to recall what was observed after a brief
			 exposure, with the duration of the exposure progressively diminished to
			 simulate reduced observation time while driving.
5) The applicant has clinically experienced
			 levels of illumination that may be encountered during inclement weather, or
			 when driving from daylight into areas of shadow or artificial light, and the
			 applicant is visually able to successfully adjust to such changes.
6) The applicant has experienced both being a
			 driver and a passenger in a motor vehicle, so that the applicant has practical
			 experience of motion while objects are changing position.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.81 - Endorsements

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To obtain any of the following endorsements, a CDL holder must
				correctly answer 80% of the questions comprising a written knowledge test based
				on the Illinois Vehicle Code and the federal Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety
				Act of 1986 (49 U.S.C.
				31305). Persons applying for any of the
				following endorsements, excluding a hazardous materials, passenger (P), or
				school bus (S) endorsement, who hold a valid CDL or a CDL expired for less than
				12 months, issued by another state with the endorsement for which they are
				making application are exempt from this Section. A person applying for a
				passenger (P) and school bus (S) endorsement who holds a valid CDL or a CDL
				expired within 30 days or less issued by another state and with a (S)
				endorsement and a passenger (P) endorsement is exempt from the passenger (P)
				and school bus (S) endorsement written test. An applicant for a CLP may obtain
				a Tank (N), Passenger (P) or School Bus (S) endorsement once the applicant has
				taken and passed the knowledge test for each endorsement.
a) (T) Double or triple trailers (20
			 questions).
b) (P) Passenger
			 carrying vehicles (16 or more passengers, including the driver) (20 questions).
			 A skills test in a representative vehicle is required. Successful completion of
			 entry-level driver training with passenger endorsement curriculum is
			 required.
c) (N) Tank vehicles (20
			 questions).
d) (H) Any vehicle
			 carrying hazardous materials that require placarding (30 questions). Successful
			 completion of entry-level driver training with hazardous material curriculum is
			 required.
e) (X) Combination tank
			 vehicle and hazardous materials endorsement. A knowledge test for tank vehicles
			 (N) and hazardous materials (H) must both be successfully completed prior to
			 obtaining this endorsement (20 questions).
f) (C) Charter bus driver endorsement.
			 Successfully complete a knowledge test on transporting students grade 12 or
			 below to and from school related functions (20 questions).
g) (S) School bus. Successful completion of a
			 written test (20 questions) and a skills test in a representative vehicle is
			 required. Successful completion of entry-level driver training with school bus
			 endorsement curriculum is required.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.82 - Charter Bus Driver Endorsement Requirements

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a) Requirements of Driver Applicants for a
			 Charter Bus Driver Endorsement
In order for the Department to issue a charter bus driver
				endorsement, all driver applicants must:
1) Be 21 years of age or older;
2) Possess a valid and properly classified
			 driver's license issued by the Department;
3) Submit to and successfully pass an
			 Illinois specific criminal background check and Federal Bureau of Investigation
			 criminal background check with current and future information through an
			 approved vendor (A consent form must be signed by the driver applicant/CDL
			 holder that allows the Department to release the fingerprint information to the
			 driver applicant's employer.);
4)
			 Pass a written test on charter bus operation, charter bus safety, and special
			 traffic laws relating to charter buses and submit to a review of the driver
			 applicant's driving habits by the Department at the time the written test is
			 given;
5) Demonstrate the ability
			 to exercise reasonable care in the operation of the charter bus pursuant to the
			 requirements of IVC Section 6-508;
6) A driver applicant must demonstrate
			 physical fitness to safely operate charter buses by undergoing a medical
			 examination in accordance with the provisions of IVC Section 6-508;
7) Affirm under penalty of perjury that
			 he/she has not made a false statement or knowingly concealed a material fact in
			 any application for the endorsement;
8) Not have been convicted of committing or
			 attempting to commit any one or more of the offenses set forth in IVC Section
			 6-508(c-1)(4).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.83 - Hazardous Material Endorsement

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a) For the Department to issue an HME, all
			 applicants must successfully comply with the following:
1) Hold a valid and properly classified
			 driver's license with a CDL issued by the Department;
2) Pass a TSA security threat assessment or
			 hold a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC; i.e., an
			 identification card issued by TSA to maritime workers with access to maritime
			 facilities and vessels);
3) Pass a
			 written test administered by the Department on the transporting of hazardous
			 materials; and
4) Affirm under
			 penalty of perjury that the applicant has not made a false statement or
			 knowingly concealed a material fact in any application for the HME.
5) Successfully complete entry-level driver
			 training with hazardous materials endorsement curriculum.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.85 - Driver's License Testing/Road Test

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a)
			 Classification of licenses is established in Section 1030.30.
b) Persons applying for a Class C or Class D
			 (CDL or Non-CDL) driver's license, a religious organization restriction,
			 for-profit ridesharing arrangement restriction, or senior citizen
			 transportation restriction in a First Division vehicle who are required by IVC
			 Section 6-109 to complete a road test shall be evaluated on the following
			 driving skills: start, posture, use of mirrors, steering, lane observance,
			 right-of-way, left and right turns (signal, speed, lane, turn), attention
			 (distraction level), following (too closely), speed (too fast/too slow),
			 parking (up and/or down hill), starting (up and/or down hill), final park,
			 signal (pulling into and away from curb, changing lanes), stop signs, other
			 signs (yield, school, railroad, regulatory, warning, special), traffic lights,
			 backing, turn about, and use of clutch or automatic transmission.
c) In addition to those maneuvers listed in
			 subsection (b), persons applying for a Class A or B driver's license (CDL)
			 shall also be evaluated on the following:
1)
			 Pre-Trip Inspection - the applicant shall demonstrate skills necessary to
			 conduct a pre-trip inspection, which include the ability to:
A) locate and verbally identify air brake
			 operating controls and monitoring devices;
B) determine the motor vehicle's brake system
			 condition for proper adjustments and that the air system connections between
			 vehicles have been properly made and secured;
C) inspect low pressure warning devices to
			 ensure they will activate in emergency situations;
D) ascertain, with the engine running, that
			 the system contains an adequate supply of compressed air;
E) determine that the required minimum air
			 pressure build up at the time is within acceptable limits and that required
			 alarms and emergency devices automatically deactivate at the proper pressure
			 level; and
F) operationally check
			 the brake system for proper performance.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.86 - Multiple Attempts - Written and/or Road Tests

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a) The fee to obtain a driver's license
			 required by IVC Section 6-118 shall entitle a person to a total of three
			 attempts to pass the written and/or road tests within a one year period
			 starting from the date of the first attempt. The first attempt is counted as
			 one of the three attempts as provided for in IVC Section 6-106.
b) An applicant for an Illinois CLP or CDL
			 who fails the written and/or road tests after a third attempt shall be
			 prohibited from re-testing for a period of 30 days.
c) An applicant for a CLP or CDL who submits
			 a new application after the 30-day waiting period specified in subsection (b)
			 shall be allowed three attempts to successfully complete the written and/or
			 road tests. Failure to successfully pass the written and/or road tests shall
			 result in a waiting period of 90 days.
d) An applicant for a CLP or CDL who submits
			 a new application after the 90-day waiting period specified in subsection (c)
			 shall be allowed three attempts to successfully complete the written and/or
			 road tests. Failure to successfully pass the written and/or road tests shall
			 result in a waiting period of one year from the date of the first
			 fail.
e) An applicant for an
			 Illinois driver's license may be allowed to attempt the written and/or road
			 tests a second time after a failure in the same day during normal business
			 hours of the Driver Services Facility after failing the first attempt to pass
			 the written and/or road tests. An applicant for a non-Visa status TVDL may be
			 allowed to attempt the written or road test a second time after a failure in
			 the same day, during normal business hours of the Driver Services Facility, if
			 the Facility manager determines that sufficient personnel and time are
			 available. However, if the applicant demonstrates a danger to public safety
			 during the first attempt to pass a written and/or road tests, a second attempt
			 during the same day will not be allowed. An applicant will not be allowed to
			 make a third attempt to pass a road test on the same day in which the previous
			 attempt was failed. If an applicant fails the road test six times, the
			 individual will not be permitted to attempt the road test a seventh time until
			 a current favorable completed medical report form is submitted to the
			 Department pursuant to IVC Sections 6-103(8) and 6-109(b). An applicant shall
			 be exempt from the requirement of filing a medical report if, within the
			 previous 90 days, a favorable medical report has been filed with the
			 Department.
f) The provisions of
			 this Section do apply to applicants who are upgrading their driver's license
			 classification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.88 - Exemption of Facility Administered Road Test

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a) Approved High School Driver Education
			 Course
1) The Department shall exempt a high
			 school student from a facility-administered road test if the student has earned
			 a grade of A or B for an approved high school driver education course, passed a
			 road test administered by a Department-certified high school driver education
			 instructor, and presents an authorization form signed by the driver education
			 instructor exempting the student from the facility-administered road
			 test.
2) Each local board of
			 education that wants to participate in the cooperative driver testing program
			 must submit an application to the Field Services Bureau, Department of Driver
			 Services of the Secretary of State's Office, 2701 S. Dirksen Parkway,
			 Springfield, Illinois 62723. The application shall consist of the Cooperative
			 Driver Testing Program Intent to Participate form and also a Compliance
			 Affidavit for each participating driver education instructor. The application
			 shall include the name and address of the high school and the names of the
			 driver education instructors who will participate in the program. The
			 application shall also include a statement that the schools and instructors
			 listed for participation in the program shall administer a road test. The
			 application shall be submitted once per calendar year. The Department shall
			 accept all Intent to Participate forms that are accurate and complete and
			 signed by the district superintendent. The Department shall accept all
			 Compliance Affidavits that are accurate and complete and that show compliance
			 with subsection (a)(3).
3) Each
			 high school instructor shall submit a compliance affidavit that shows the
			 instructor is an accredited driver education teacher with the Illinois State
			 Board of Education pursuant to 23 Ill. Adm. Code
			 1.737(b)(3),
			 possesses either a valid Illinois driver's license or a valid and properly
			 classified out-of-state driver's license with submission annually of an
			 acceptable, certified out-of-state driving abstract, and shall have attended an
			 initial certification clinic offered by the Department.
4) Each high school instructor shall notify
			 the Department if a student fails a road test administered by the instructor.
			 The notification shall be made within two business days after the failure and
			 shall include the student's name, instruction permit number, road test score
			 sheet, and the date on which the road test was administered.
5) A high school instructor may not conduct a
			 road test for a student who has previously failed a Cooperative Testing road
			 exam.
6) The high school instructor
			 shall submit a schedule of road tests in a manner prescribed by the Department,
			 including but not limited to dates, times, and locations of testing, to the
			 Department, no later than two business days prior to each test.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.89 - Temporary Driver's Licenses and Temporary Instruction Permits

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a) The Department shall issue a temporary
			 driver's license or instruction permit to an applicant who is not otherwise
			 ineligible for a driver's license or instruction permit if the Driver Services
			 Facility representative is unable to produce a driver's license or instruction
			 permit due to an equipment failure or the facility lacks the equipment needed
			 to produce a driver's license or instruction permit, or if a required drive
			 test at the time of renewal cannot be completed due to adverse road conditions
			 that would make administration of the examination more difficult or unsafe, as
			 determined by the facility manager. A temporary driver's license is also issued
			 by a Driver Services Facility representative if the applicant does not wish a
			 photo to be taken at the time the license is obtained or renewed due to facial
			 disfigurement, or if the applicant is waiting for a non-photo driver's license
			 application to be processed.
b)
			 Temporary License or Permit upon Application by Driver
1) Persons who submit an application as
			 required by IVC Section 6-106 and a fee as required by IVC Section 6-118(a) to
			 the Driver Services Department of the Office of Secretary of State, 2701 South
			 Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, Illinois 62723, and are not otherwise ineligible
			 for a driver's license or instruction permit under the provisions of IVC
			 Section 6-103, shall be issued a temporary driver's license or instruction
			 permit if the applicant:
A) loses a valid
			 Illinois driver's license while out-of-state;
B) is temporarily out-of-state and unable to
			 return to Illinois to renew the driver's license;
C) surrendered a valid Illinois driver's
			 license in compliance with a terminated suspension notice and has a revocation
			 or second or subsequent suspension pending; or
D) has a pending suspension or revocation of
			 driving privileges that will be effective in 60 days or less and wishes to
			 renew driving privileges prior to the effective date of the suspension or
			 revocation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.91 - Person with a Disability Identification Card and Wallet Card

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a) If a person
			 wishes to obtain an Illinois Person with a Disability Identification Card
			 pursuant to Section 4(b) of the Illinois Identification Card Act [15 ILCS
			 335 ], the individual must complete an application
			 form provided by the Department.
b)
			 The Person with a Disability Identification Card application must include the
			 person's legal name, address, social security number, sex, height, weight, hair
			 color, eye color and date of birth. The applicant's medical professional must
			 certify in priority order the type of disability that the person has as
			 physical, developmental, visual, hearing or mental and the classification of
			 the disability to be Class 1, Class 1a, Class 2, or Class 2a as defined in
			 Section 4A(b) of the Illinois Identification Card Act. The medical professional
			 must sign the application and print or type the medical professional's name,
			 business address and business phone number. For purposes of this Section only,
			 a medical professional includes a licensed physical therapist.
c) The application forms will not be accepted
			 by the Department unless all portions of the form are completely filled out.
			 Failure to complete the application properly will result in the applicant's
			 request being denied. The application is valid for a period of three months
			 from the date of signature of the medical professional.
d) If an applicant for a Person with a
			 Disability Identification Card indicates on the application that the individual
			 has a disability so severe that it precludes the applicant from obtaining an
			 Illinois driver's license, and it is determined that the applicant has a valid
			 Illinois driver's license, a Person with a Disability Identification Card will
			 be issued. The case will be forwarded by the facility to the Driver Analysis
			 Division of the Department for review and possible cancellation of the driver's
			 license pursuant to 92 Ill. Adm. Code
			 1040.80.
e) Upon issuance of an Illinois Person with a
			 Disability Identification Card to a person with a Type Two (Developmental) or
			 Type Five (Mental) disability, as defined in Section 4A of the Illinois
			 Identification Card Act [15 ILCS 335
			 ], the Secretary will inform the applicant of the availability of a Person with
			 a Disability Wallet Card that specifies the cardholder has been medically
			 diagnosed with a disability. Upon request, SOS will provide a Wallet Card to
			 the applicant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1030 - ISSUANCE OF LICENSES › Section 1030.93 - Restricted Local Licenses

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a)
			 An applicant for a restricted local license shall reside in a locality with a
			 population of 3500 or less. The initial application for a restricted local
			 license must be accompanied by a special restricted license request form. The
			 request form shall include the applicant's full name and address, including the
			 county. It shall also include the applicant's gender, height, weight, hair
			 color, eye color, birth date and driver's license number. The applicant shall
			 supply the reason why a restricted local license is necessary.
b) At a facility, the applicant must pass the
			 vision test found in Section
			 1030.70
			 and the written test if it is required by IVC Section 6-109(c). The applicant
			 shall pay the statutory fee required in IVC Section 6-118 for an original
			 driver's license, renewals, duplicates or corrections.
c) A person who has failed a road test for a
			 driver's license, but has passed the other tests referred to in subsection (b),
			 is eligible to apply for a restricted local license.
d) Applications for restricted local licenses
			 that comply with Section 1030.93(a) and (b) shall be approved by the Driver
			 Analysis Division of the Department. An authorization will be provided to the
			 Regional Manager or designee in the area in which the applicant resides. The
			 Regional Manager or designee will assign the road test to the facility closest
			 to the applicant's home or the facility that made the initial request. The
			 applicant will be contacted by the Regional Manager or designee to set up a
			 convenient date and time to administer the restricted local license road
			 test.
e) The Regional Manager or
			 designee will go to the applicant's home to map out locations the applicant
			 wishes to drive. The road test will be administered utilizing the locations
			 mapped out and will test the basic driving skills provided in Section
			 1030.85.
f) If the applicant passes the test, the
			 Driver Analysis Division shall mail the applicant the restricted local license.
			 The restricted local license shall restrict the driver to the locations driven
			 during the road test given.
g)
			 Approximately three weeks before the driver is due to renew the restricted
			 local license, the Driver Analysis Division shall send a letter to the driver
			 stating the expiration date of the license and renewal requirements. The
			 applicant shall present the letter to a facility employee and take the required
			 tests, pursuant to IVC Section 6-109(c). Upon successful completion of the test
			 or tests, the facility employee shall submit a request for the road test
			 portion of the testing.