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Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 524 - For-hire Intrastate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-524.13 - Bills of Lading or Freight Receipts

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(1)
Requirements.
Every
				motor carrier operating under a motor carrier permit, except for those motor
				carriers transporting unprocessed agricultural and horticultural products and
				livestock, shall issue a bill of lading or receipt on the date freight is
				received for shipment. The bill of lading or receipt shall show the following:
a. Name of motor carrier.
b. Date and place received.
c. Name of consignor.
d. Name of consignee.
e. Destination.
f. Description of shipment.
g. Signature of motor carrier or agent
				issuing the bill of lading or receipt.
h. Freight described in apparent good order
				unless an exception is noted.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 524 - For-hire Intrastate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-524.14 - Lease of a Vehicle

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(1)
Lease defined.
"Lease," for the purpose of these rules, means
				a written document providing for the exclusive possession, control and
				responsibility over the operation of a vehicle by the lessee for a specific
				period of time as if the lessee were the owner. A copy of the lease must be
				carried in the leased vehicle at all times. No motor carrier may have more than
				one lease covering a specific vehicle in effect at a given time.
(2)
Lease of a vehicle to a shipper
				or a receiver.
No motor carrier shall lease a vehicle with or without
				a driver to a shipper or a receiver.
(3)
Marking of a motor
				vehicle.
Each lessee shall properly identify each motor vehicle during
				the period of the lease as specified in rule 524.12(325 A).
(4)
Lease requirements.
Any
				lease of a vehicle by any motor carrier except under the following conditions
				is prohibited:
a. Every lease must be in
				writing and signed by the parties or their regular employees or agents duly
				authorized to act for them.
b.
				Every lease shall specify the time that the lease begins and the time or
				circumstances on which it ends.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 524 - For-hire Intrastate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-524.15 - Tariffs

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(1)
Requirements.
All motor carriers of household goods shall
				maintain on file with the vehicle and motor carrier services bureau a tariff
				stating the rates and charges that apply for the services performed under the
				permit.
(2)
Printing.
All tariffs and amendments or supplements must be in
				book, pamphlet or loose-leaf form. They must be plainly printed or reproduced.
				No alteration in writing or erasure shall be made in any tariff or
				supplement.
(3)
Filing
				date.
All changes to tariffs and supplements must be filed with the
				vehicle and motor carrier services bureau at least seven days prior to the
				effective date. Tariffs or supplements issued in connection with applications
				for motor carriers of household goods may become effective on the date the
				permits are issued.
(4)
Copy to department.
To file a tariff with the vehicle and
				motor carrier services bureau, motor carriers of household goods or their
				agents shall submit a transmittal letter listing all the enclosed tariffs and
				include one copy of each tariff, supplement or revised page.
(5)
Title page.
The title
				page of every tariff and supplement shall include the following:
a. Each tariff shall be numbered in the upper
				right-hand comer, beginning with number 1. The number shall be shown as
				follows: la. DOT No.....
When a tariff is issued canceling a tariff previously filed,
				  the la. DOT number that has been canceled must be shown in the right-hand comer
				  under the la. DOT number of the new tariff.
b. Supplements or changes to a tariff shall
				be numbered beginning with number 1, and this information shall be shown in the
				upper right-hand comer along with the number of any previous supplements
				canceled or changed by the supplement.
c. The name of each motor carrier of
				household goods must be the same as it appears on the permit. If the motor
				carrier of household goods is not a corporation and uses a trade name, the name
				of the individual or partners must precede the trade name.
d. Each tariff shall include a brief
				description of the territory or points from which and to which the tariff
				applies.
e. Each tariff shall
				contain the issue and effective dates.
f. Each tariff shall include the name, title
				and street address of the motor carrier of household goods or the agent by whom
				the tariff is issued.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 524 - For-hire Intrastate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-524.17 - Suspension, Revocation or Reinstatement

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The department may suspend or revoke a motor carrier permit
				  or certificate for a violation of Iowa Code chapter 325A or this chapter. The
				  suspension or revocation shall continue until the motor carrier is no longer in
				  violation and the reinstatement fee is paid. A new permit or certificate shall
				  be issued upon reinstatement.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 524 - For-hire Intrastate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-524.18 - Hearings

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A person whose application for a motor carrier permit or
				  certificate has been denied for a reason other than noncompliance with
				  insurance requirements or whose motor carrier permit or certificate has been
				  suspended or revoked for a reason other than noncompliance with insurance
				  requirements may contest the decision in accordance with Iowa Code chapter 17A
				  and 761-Chapter 13. The request for a hearing shall be submitted in writing to
				  the director of the vehicle and motor carrier services bureau. The request
				  shall include, as applicable, the motor carrier's name, permit or certificate
				  number, complete address and telephone number. The request must be submitted
				  within 20 days after the date of the notice of suspension, revocation or
				  denial.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 529 - For-hire Interstate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-529.1 - Motor Carrier Regulations

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The Iowa department of transportation adopts the Code of
				  Federal Regulations, 49 CFR Parts 365-368 and 370-379, dated October 1, 2023
				  for regulating interstate for-hire carriers.
Copies of this publication are available from the state law
				  library or at
www.fmcsa.dot.gov
.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 529 - For-hire Interstate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-529.2 - Registering Interstate Authority in Iowa

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Registration for interstate exempt and nonexempt authority
				  shall be either mailed to the Office of Vehicle and Motor Carrier Services,
				  Iowa Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 10382, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-0382;
				  delivered in person to 6310 SE Convenience Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa; or sent by
				  facsimile to (515)237-3257.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 529 - For-hire Interstate Motor Carrier Authority › Rule 761-529.3 - Waiver of Rules

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In accordance with 761-Chapter 11, the director of
				  transportation may, in response to a petition, waive provisions of this
				  chapter. A waiver shall not be granted unless the director finds that special
				  or emergency circumstances exist.
"Special or emergency circumstances"
means
				  one or more of the following:
1.
				Circumstances where the movement is necessary to cooperate with cities,
				counties, other state agencies or other states in response to a national or
				other disaster.
2. Circumstances
				where the movement is necessary to cooperate with national defense
				officials.
3. Circumstances where
				the movement is necessary to cooperate with public or private utilities in
				order to maintain their public services.
4. Circumstances where the movement is
				essential to ensure safety and protection of any person or property due to
				events such as, but not limited to, pollution of natural resources, a potential
				fire or explosion.
5. Circumstances
				where weather or transportation problems create an undue hardship for citizens
				of the state of Iowa.
6.
				Circumstances where movement involves emergency-type vehicles.
7. Uncommon or extraordinary circumstances
				where the movement is essential to the existence of an Iowa business and the
				move may be accomplished without causing undue hazard to the safety of the
				traveling public or undue damage to private or public property.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.3 - General Information

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(1)
Information and location.
Applications, forms, electronic or
				otherwise, and information regarding transportation network company permits are
				available by mail from the Motor Vehicle Division, Iowa Department of
				Transportation, P.O. Box 10382, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-0382; in person at 6310
				SE Convenience Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa; by telephone at (515)237"3156; by email at
central.vehicle@iowadot.us
; or on the department's
				website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
(2)
Complaints.
Complaints
				against transportation network companies pertaining to the provisions of Iowa
				Code chapter 321N and this chapter that are within the regulation and
				jurisdiction of the department shall be submitted in writing to the motor
				vehicle division via the methods listed in subrule 540.3(1).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.4 - Application for Transportation Network Company Permit and Supporting Documents

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(1)
Application.
An application for a transportation network
				company permit shall be made to the motor vehicle division in the form and
				manner prescribed by the department. The form shall require all of the
				following:
a. The transportation network
				company's full legal name and tax identification number.
b. The address of the transportation network
				company's principal place of business.
c. If incorporated or otherwise organized,
				the transportation network company's state of incorporation or
				organization.
d. The name, address,
				telephone number and email address of the person submitting the application on
				behalf of the transportation network company.
e. A statement confirming the transportation
				network company's agreement to comply with all applicable requirements of Iowa
				Code chapter 321N and this chapter, signed by the transportation network
				company's authorized representative.
f. The name and address of the transportation
				network company's agent for service of process in the state of Iowa.
g. The name by which the transportation
				network company will do business in the state of Iowa, if different from the
				transportation network company's full legal name.
h. A description of the transportation
				network company's digital network and the means or manner by which it may be
				accessed by the transportation network company's drivers and riders. This
				paragraph is not intended to and shall not be construed as requiring the
				disclosure of information proprietary to the transportation network
				company.
i. The name, address,
				telephone number and email address of the person through whom the department
				may coordinate examination of the transportation network company's records as
				required by Iowa Code section
				321N.2(5).
j. Such other information as may be required
				by the department.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.5 - Issuance of Permit

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A transportation network company shall not operate or conduct
				  business in the state of Iowa without a valid permit issued under this chapter.
				  Upon submission of a completed application package as set forth in rule
				  761-540.4(32IN), the department shall process the package and shall inform the
				  transportation network company of the package's status no later than 30 days
				  after the department receives the package. Application package statuses for the
				  purpose of this rule are as follows: "in process," "granted," and "denied." If
				  the department informs a transportation network company that the application is
				  "in process," then the department shall also inform the transportation network
				  company of the reason for the status. If the department determines that the
				  transportation network company is in compliance with the provisions of Iowa
				  Code chapter 32IN and this chapter, the department shall issue a permit to the
				  transportation network company. A permit, when issued, shall be valid for one
				  year. The department may deny issuance of the permit if the department
				  determines, and evidence demonstrates, that the transportation network company
				  is not in compliance or is not able to comply with the provisions of Iowa Code
				  chapter 321N or this chapter.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.6 - Amendment to Transportation Network Company Permit

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If during the period the permit is valid any information
				  required and presented in the application under paragraph 540.4(1)
"a,"
				  "b," "c," "f," "g"
or
"i"
changes, the transportation
				  network company shall notify the motor vehicle division of the change in
				  writing within 30 days after the change. Notification shall include the permit
				  number and a recitation of the information that has changed and that should be
				  updated in the department's records. Submission of amended information is not a
				  request for a new permit or for permit approval and shall not extend the period
				  the permit is valid. Upon determination that the information submitted is
				  complete and correct, the department shall update its records and issue an
				  amended permit, if the department determines it is necessary.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.7 - Suspension

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If the department determines that the transportation network
				  company has violated Iowa Code chapter 321N or this chapter and the violation
				  is more than an isolated event and remains uncorrected, the department shall
				  issue to the transportation network company a written notice of the violation.
				  The written notice shall specify the violation and shall advise the
				  transportation network company that failure to remedy the violation and to
				  comply with the applicable requirements within 30 days shall result in the
				  issuance of a written notice of suspension of the permit and the privilege to
				  operate or conduct business as a transportation network company in the state of
				  Iowa. If the transportation network company fails to remedy the violation
				  within 30 days, the department shall issue to the transportation network
				  company a written notice of suspension of the permit and the privilege to
				  operate or conduct business as a transportation network company in the state of
				  Iowa, which shall be effective 30 days after service of the written notice of
				  suspension. Once effective, the suspension shall remain in effect until the
				  transportation network company demonstrates to the department that it is in
				  compliance with the applicable requirements or the permit is revoked or
				  expires, whichever occurs first.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.8 - Revocation

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If the department determines that the transportation network
				  company is in continued noncompliance with Iowa Code chapter 32IN or this
				  chapter, the department shall revoke the transportation network company's
				  permit and the privilege to operate or conduct business as a transportation
				  network company in the state of Iowa. Notice of revocation shall be in writing,
				  shall specify the continued noncompliance, and shall be effective 30 days after
				  service of the written notice of revocation. The period of revocation shall be
				  for at least 90 days, and shall continue thereafter until the following
				  criteria are satisfied:
(1) The
				transportation network company submits a new application, application fee, and
				supporting documents under rule 761-540.4 (32IN), and
(2) the department determines a new permit
				should be issued, pursuant to rule 761-540.5 (321N). As used in this rule,
				"continued noncompliance" means a violation of Iowa Code chapter 32IN or this
				chapter for which a notice of suspension has become effective and has remained
				in effect for a period of at least 180 days.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.9 - Appeal

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(1) A
				transportation network company whose permit has been suspended, revoked, or
				denied may request an informal settlement or a contested case proceeding as
				provided in 761-Chapter 13 to contest said action.
(2) The request shall be submitted in writing
				to the director of the motor vehicle division at the address indicated in
				subrule 540.3(1), and may be submitted electronically by facsimile, email or
				other means prescribed by the department. To be timely, the request must be
				submitted within 20 days of service of the notice of suspension, revocation or
				denial. Failure to contest denial of a permit application does not preclude the
				transportation network company from submitting a new application for a permit
				at any time after the denial.
(3)
				When the department receives a properly submitted, timely request for an
				informal settlement or contested case proceeding or an appeal of a presiding
				officer's proposed decision regarding a suspension or revocation, the
				department shall stay the suspension or revocation pending resolution of the
				informal resolution, contested case, or appeal.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.10 - Renewal

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(1) A
				transportation network company that has been issued and holds a valid permit
				may renew the permit by submitting, at minimum, the following:
(1) the application,
(2) the application fee and
(3) the supporting documents as set forth in
				rule 761-540.4 (321N). The application for renewal must be submitted no more
				than 60 days before the expiration date of the existing permit and no fewer
				than 30 days before the expiration date of the existing permit.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Motor Carriers › Chapter 540 - Transportation Network Companies › Rule 761-540.11 - Record Review

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(1) When the
				department examines the records of a transportation network company as
				authorized under Iowa Code section
				321N.2(5),
				the department may request the transportation network company to provide a list
				of all prearranged rides for a seven-day period or all transportation network
				company drivers in Iowa for a specific date. The transportation network company
				shall provide the required information to the department within 30 days of the
				request.
(2) For the records
				provided under subrule 540.11(1), the department may identify a random sample
				of rides or drivers, or rides and drivers, for review for the specified period.
				The transportation network company shall provide additional information for
				each driver and each rider for each ride as requested by the department.
a. Additional information requested for the
				transportation network company driver shall include the following:
(1) A copy of the driver's license for the
				transportation network company driver.
(2) A copy of the driver's state-issued
				vehicle registration, including year, make, model, VIN and license plate
				number.
(3) A copy of proof of the
				driver's financial liability coverage. The copy shall include the driver's
				insurance company name, address, and policy number. In addition, a copy of
				proof of financial liability coverage maintained to comply with Iowa Code
				sections
				321N.4(2)
				 and
				321N.4(3)
				 that includes coverages and limits may be
				satisfied by any of the following:
1.
				Insurance maintained by the transportation network company driver.
2. Insurance maintained by the transportation
				network company.
3. A combination
				of numbered paragraphs 1 and 2.
(4) A copy of or a verification that all
				necessary disclosures were supplied to the driver by the transportation network
				company, including the lienholder, vehicle owner, insurance and motor vehicle
				equipment requirements.
(5) A copy
				of all complaints received by the transportation network company from any rider
				who received a ride from the driver. This includes, but is not limited to,
				complaints related to drug or alcohol use, vehicle safety, motor vehicle
				equipment safety, driver behavior, driver ability or operation of the
				vehicle.
(6) A summary or other
				documentation that shows how the transportation network company resolved any
				complaint from a rider.
(7)
				Documentation or verification of the background and sex offender registry check
				on the driver.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 600 - General Information › Rule 761-600.1 - Definitions

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The definitions in Iowa Code section
				  321.1
				  and the following definitions apply to the rules in 761-Chapters 600 to
				  699.
"Director of the driver and identification services
				  bureau"
includes the bureau director's designee.
"License"
means "driver's license" as
				  defined in Iowa Code section
				  321.1(20A)
				   unless the context otherwise
				  requires.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.1.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 600 - General Information › Rule 761-600.2 - Information and Location

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Applications, forms and information concerning driver's
				  licensing are available at any driver's license service center. Assistance is
				  also available by mail from the Driver and Identification Services Bureau, Iowa
				  Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 9204, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-9204; in
				  person at 6310 SE Convenience Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa; by telephone at
				  (515)244-8725; by facsimile at (515)239-1837; or on the department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
. This rule is intended to
				  implement Iowa Code section
				  17A.3.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 600 - General Information › Rule 761-600.3 - Seat Belt Exemptions

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(1) A
				person who is unable to wear a safety belt or safety harness for physical or
				medical reasons may obtain a form to be signed by the person's health care
				provider licensed under Iowa Code chapter 148 or 151. Form No. 432017, "Iowa
				Medical Safety Belt Exemption," is available from the driver and identification
				services bureau.
(2) Iowa Code
				sections
				321.445(1)
				 and
				321.445(2)
				 shall not apply to the front seats and front
				seat passengers of motor vehicles owned, leased, rented or primarily used by a
				person with a physical disability who uses a collapsible wheelchair.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.445.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 600 - General Information › Rule 761-600.16 - Seat Belt Exemptions

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(1) A
				person who is unable to wear a safety belt or safety harness for physical or
				medical reasons may obtain a form to be signed by the person's health care
				provider licensed under Iowa Code chapter 148 or 151. Form No. 432017, "Iowa
				Medical Safety Belt Exemption," is available from the office of driver services
				at the address in rule
				761-600.2
				(17A).
(2) Iowa Code section
				321.445,
				subsections 1 and 2, shall not apply to the front seats and front seat
				passengers of motor vehicles owned, leased, rented or primarily used by a
				person with a physical disability who uses a collapsible wheelchair.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.445.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 601 - Application for License › Rule 761-601.1 - Application for License

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(1)
General.
In addition to the information required under Iowa
				Code sections
				321.182 and
				321.196,
				the information in this rule is required from an applicant for a driver's
				license. Additional requirements for a commercial driver's license are found in
				761-Chapter 607.
(2)
Name.
The applicant's full legal name shall be given on the
				application. Full legal name means an individual's first name, middle name(s),
				and last name, without use of initials or nicknames. Civilian and military
				titles, initials and nicknames shall not be given and shall not be used on the
				applicant's license or in the applicant's record. This prohibition on the use
				of initials does not apply where a portion of an individual's legal name,
				whether first, middle or last, consists of a single character, whether followed
				by a period or not.
(3)
Out-of-state verification.
Upon application for a driver's
				license, the department shall ascertain whether the applicant has ever held, or
				is the holder of, a driver's license issued by any other state.
a. The department shall not issue a driver's
				license to the applicant if:
(1) The
				applicant has held a driver's license issued by any other state, but the
				driver's license has been suspended by reason, in whole or part, of a violation
				and if such suspension period has not terminated.
(2) The applicant has held a driver's license
				issued by any other state, but the driver's license has been revoked by reason,
				in whole or part, of a violation and if such revocation has not terminated,
				except that after the expiration of one year from the date the license was
				revoked, the applicant may make application for a new license if permitted by
				law. The department may refuse to issue a license to any such applicant if,
				after investigation, the department determines that it will not be safe to
				grant such applicant the privilege of driving a motor vehicle on the
				highways.
(3) The applicant is the
				holder of a driver's license issued by another state and currently in force,
				unless the applicant surrenders such license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 601 - Application for License › Rule 761-601.2 - Surrender of License and Nonoperator's Identification Card

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An applicant for a driver's license shall surrender all other
				  driver's licenses and nonoperator's identification cards. This includes those
				  issued by a state other than Iowa or a foreign jurisdiction, unless otherwise
				  provided in a letter of understanding or other written memorialization of
				  reciprocity or understanding. An applicant who renews a driver's license
				  electronically pursuant to 761-subrule 605.25(7) shall destroy the previous
				  driver's license upon receipt of the renewed driver's license. This rule is
				  intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.182.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 601 - Application for License › Rule 761-601.3 - Emergency Contact Information

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Pursuant to Iowa Code section
				  321.197,
				  a person may voluntarily provide the department with emergency contact
				  information.
(1)
Form and
				submission.
a. Emergency contact
				information provided to the department shall meet the requirements and be used
				in the circumstances set forth in Iowa Code section
				321.197(2)
"b."
b. Emergency contact information
				may be provided to the department through any of the following methods:
(1) By submitting Form 430305 via mail to the
				Motor Vehicle Division, Iowa Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 9204, Des
				Moines, Iowa 50306-9204; by email at
emergencyinfo.contact@iowadot.us
; or on the
				department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
(2) In person at a driver's license service
				center.
(3) In person at a county
				treasurer's office that issues driver's licenses under Iowa Code chapter
				321M.
c. Pursuant to
				Iowa Code section
				321.197(2)
"c,"
an unemancipated person under 18 years of age choosing to provide emergency
				contact information shall include a parent, guardian or custodian as an
				emergency contact.
d. The
				department shall not require submission of emergency contact information as a
				condition of issuing, renewing or replacing a driver's license.
e. In accordance with Iowa Code section
				321.197(2)
"b,"
the department will not verify the emergency contact information
				provided.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 601 - Application for License › Rule 761-601.6 - Parent's, Guardian's or Custodian's Consent

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The application of an unmarried person under the age of 18
				  years shall contain the verified consent and confirmation of the applicant's
				  birthday and shall be signed by either parent of the applicant, the guardian of
				  the applicant, or a person having custody of the applicant under Iowa Code
				  chapter 232 or 600A. Consent and confirmation shall be proved by submission of
				  Form 430018, Parent's, Guardian's or Custodian's Consent to Issue Driver's
				  License or Permit, or its equivalent in an electronic format to be determined
				  by the department. The signature, which may be electronic, shall be dated and
				  shall be subject to the following verification or its equivalent: "I certify
				  under penalty of perjury and pursuant to the laws of the state of Iowa that the
				  preceding is true and correct." No exception shall be made for the parent's,
				  guardian's or custodian's absence from Iowa. A married person under the age of
				  18 years shall submit a marriage certificate that meets the requirements of
				  paragraph 601.5(5)
"b "
to avoid submission of the consent
				  form.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.184.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 601 - Application for License › Rule 761-601.7 - Real Id Driver's License

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A person who seeks a driver's license that is compliant with
				  the REAL ID Act of 2005, 49 U.S.C. § 30301 note, as further defined in 6 CFR
				  Part 37 ("REAL ID driver's license"), must meet and comply with all lawful
				  requirements for an Iowa driver's license, and must also meet and comply with
				  all application and documentation requirements set forth at 6 CFR Part 37,
				  including but not limited to documentation of identity, date of birth, social
				  security number, address of principal residence, and evidence of lawful status
				  in the United States. Documents and information provided to fulfill REAL ID
				  requirements must be verified as required in
				  6 CFR
				  37.13. An applicant for a REAL ID driver's
				  license is subject to a mandatory facial image capture that meets the
				  requirements of
				  6 CFR
				  37.11(a). A REAL ID driver's
				  license may not be issued, reissued, or renewed except as permitted in 6 CFR
				  Part 37 and may not be issued, reissued, or renewed by any procedure, in any
				  circumstance, to any person, or for any term prohibited under 6 CFR Part 37.
				  The information on the front of any REAL ID driver's license must include all
				  information and markings required by
				  6
				  CFR 37.17. Nothing in this rule requires a
				  person to obtain a REAL ID driver's license.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapter 321, the
				  REAL ID Act of 2005 ( 49 U.S.C. Section 30301 note), and 6 CFR Part
				  37.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.1 - Driver's Licenses

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(1)
Classes.
The department issues the following classes of
				driver's licenses. All licenses issued, including special licenses and permits,
				shall carry a class designation. A license shall be issued for only one class,
				except that Class M may be issued in combination with another class.
Class A-commercial driver's license (CDL)
Class B-commercial driver's license (CDL)
Class C-commercial driver's license (CDL)
Class C-noncommercial driver's license
Class D-noncommercial driver's license (chauffeur)
Class M-noncommercial driver's license
				  (motorcycle)
(2)
Special licenses and permits.
The department issues the
				following special licenses and permits. More than one type of special license
				or permit may be issued to an applicant. On the driver's license, a restriction
				number designates the type of special license or permit issued, as follows:
1-Motorcycle instruction permit-includes motorcycle
				  instruction permits issued under Iowa Code subsections
				  321.180(1)
				   and
				  321.180B(1)
2-Noncommercial instruction permit (vehicle less than 16,001
				  gross vehicle weight rating)-includes instruction permits, other than
				  motorcycle instruction permits, issued under Iowa Code subsection
				  321.180(1),
				  section
				  321.180A
				  and subsection
				  321.180B(1)
3-Commercial learner's permit
4-Chauffeur's instruction permit
5-Motorized bicycle license
6-Minor's restricted license
7-Minor's school license
(3)
Commercial driver's license
				(CDL).
See 761-Chapter 607 for information on the procedures,
				requirements and validity of a commercial driver's license (Classes A, B and C)
				and a commercial learner's permit, and their restrictions and endorsements.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections
				  321.178,
				  321.180,
				  321.180 A,
				  321.180B,
				  321.189,
				  and
				  321.194.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.2 - Information and Forms

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Applications, forms and information about driver's licensing
				  are available at any driver's license service center. Assistance is also
				  available by mail from the Driver and Identification Services Bureau, Iowa
				  Department of Transportation, P.O. Box 9204, Des Moines, Iowa 50306-9204; in
				  person at 6310 SE Convenience Blvd., Ankeny, Iowa; by telephone at
				  (515)244-8725; by facsimile at (515)239-1837; or on the department's website at
www.iowadot.gov
.
(1)
Certificate of
				completion.
Proof of successful completion of an Iowa-approved course
				in driver education, motorcycle rider education, or motorized bicycle education
				shall be submitted to the department on Form 430036 or through an online
				reporting system used by participating Iowa-approved driver education,
				motorcycle rider education, or motorized bicycle rider education providers.
a. If a student completed a course in another
				state, a public or licensed commercial or private provider of the Iowa-approved
				course may issue the form or online completion, if applicable, for the student
				if the provider determines that the out-of-state course is comparable to the
				Iowa-approved course.
b. If the
				out-of-state course is comparable but lacks certain components of the
				Iowa-approved course, the provider may issue the form or online completion, if
				applicable, after the student completes the missing components.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.4 - Definitions of Immediate Family

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(1) A
				"member of the permittee's immediate family" as used in Iowa Code subsection
				321.180(1)
				 means the permittee's parent or guardian or
				a brother, sister or other relative of the permittee who resides at the
				permittee's residence.
(2) A
				"member of the permittee's immediate family" as used in Iowa Code section
				321.180B,
				subsections 1 and 2, means a brother, sister or other relative of the permittee
				who resides at the permittee's residence.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code sections 321.180
				  and 321.180B.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.11 - Class C Noncommercial Driver's License

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This rule describes a noncommercial Class C driver's license
				  that is not a special license or permit.
(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. The license is valid for operating:
(1) A motor vehicle, including an autocycle
				as defined in Iowa Code section
				321.1,
				that does not require a commercial driver's license or a Class D driver's
				license for its operation.
(2) A
				motorized bicycle.
(3) A motorcycle
				only if the license has a motorcycle endorsement.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.12 - Class D Noncommercial Driver's License (chauffeur)

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This rule describes a noncommercial Class D driver's
				  license.
(1)
Validity and
				issuance.
a. The license is valid
				for operating:
(1) A motor vehicle as a
				chauffeur as specified by the endorsement on the license, unless the type of
				vehicle or type of operation requires a commercial driver's license.
(2) A motor vehicle that may be legally
				operated under a noncommercial Class C driver's license, including a motorized
				bicycle.
(3) A motorcycle only if
				the license has a motorcycle endorsement.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.13 - Class M Noncommercial Driver's License (motorcycle)

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
This rule describes a noncommercial Class M driver's license
				  that is not a special license or permit.
(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. The license is valid for operating:
(1) A motorcycle. However, the license may
				have a restriction which limits operation to a three-wheel
				motorcycle.
(2) A motorized
				bicycle.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.14 - Transition From Five-year to Eight-year Licenses

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During the period January 1,2014, to December 31,2018, the
				  department shall issue qualified applicants otherwise eligible for an
				  eight-year license a five-year, six-year, seven-year, or eight-year license,
				  subject to all applicable limitations for age and ability. The applicable
				  period shall be randomly assigned to the applicant by the department's
				  computerized issuance system based on a distribution formula intended to spread
				  renewal volumes as equally as practical over the eight-year period beginning
				  January 1, 2019, and ending December 31, 2026.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section
				  321.196.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.18 - Motorcycle Instruction Permit

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This rule describes a motorcycle instruction permit issued
				  under Iowa Code subsection
				  321.180(1)
				   or
				  321.180B(1).
(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. The motorcycle instruction permit is a
				permit that is added to another driver's license.
b. The permit is valid for operating a
				motorcycle when the permittee is accompanied by a person specified in Iowa Code
				subsection
				321.180(1)
				 or
				321.180B(1),
				as applicable to the age of the permittee.
c. The permit is not valid for operating a
				motorized bicycle.
d. The permit is
				issued for four years and is not renewable.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.19 - Noncommercial Instruction Permit

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
This rule describes a noncommercial instruction permit, other
				  than a motorcycle instruction permit, issued under Iowa Code subsection
				  321.180(1)
				   or
				  321.180B(1).
(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. The permit is a restricted, noncommercial
				Class C driver's license.
b. The
				permit is valid for operating a motor vehicle that may be legally operated
				under a noncommercial Class C driver's license when the permittee is
				accompanied by a person specified in Iowa Code subsection
				321.180(1)
				 or
				321.180B(1),
				as applicable to the age of the permittee.
c. The permit is not valid for operating a
				motorized bicycle.
d. The permit is
				not valid as a motorcycle instruction permit.
e. The permit is issued for four
				years.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.21 - Special Noncommercial Instruction Permit

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This rule describes a special noncommercial instruction
				  permit issued under Iowa Code section
				  321.180A.
(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. The permit is a restricted, noncommercial
				Class C driver's license that is issued to a person whose application for
				driver's license renewal has been denied or whose driver's license has been
				suspended for incapability due to a physical disability.
b. The permit is valid for operating a motor
				vehicle that may be legally operated under a noncommercial Class C driver's
				license when the permittee is accompanied by a person specified in Iowa Code
				section
				321.180A.
c. The permit is not valid for operating a
				motorized bicycle.
d. The permit is
				not valid as a motorcycle instruction permit.
e. The permit is valid for six months from
				the date of issuance. It is invalid after the expiration date on the
				permit.
f. The permit may be
				reissued for one additional six-month period.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.23 - Chauffeur's Instruction Permit

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(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. A chauffeur's instruction permit is
				apermit that is added to a Class D license or a noncommercial Class C license
				that is not a special license or permit.
b. The license with the permit is valid for
				operating:
(1) A motor vehicle that may be
				legally operated under the class of license (and for Class D, the endorsement)
				held by the licensee, including a motorized bicycle.
(2) A motor vehicle, other than a commercial
				motor vehicle or a motorcycle, as a chauffeur if accompanied by a person with a
				valid Class D license or a commercial driver's license valid for the vehicle
				being operated.
c. The
				permit is issued for two years.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.24 - Motorized Bicycle License

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(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. A
				motorized bicycle license is a restricted, noncommercial Class C
				license.
b. The license is valid
				for operating a motorized bicycle.
c. The license is issued for two
				years.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.25 - Minor's Restricted License

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(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. A minor's restricted license is a
				restricted, noncommercial Class C or Class M driver's license.
b. The license is valid for driving to and
				from the licensee's place of employment or to transport dependents to and from
				temporary care facilities, if necessary to maintain the licensee's present
				employment.
c. The type of motor
				vehicle that may be operated is controlled by the class of driver's license
				issued. A Class C minor's restricted license is valid for operating a
				motorcycle only if the license has a motorcycle endorsement. A minor's
				restricted license is valid for operating a motorized bicycle only for the
				purposes specified in paragraph
"b "
of this subrule.
d. The license is issued for two
				years.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 761 - Transportation Department › Driver Licenses › Chapter 602 - Classes of Driver's Licenses › Rule 761-602.26 - Minor's School License

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(1)
Validity and issuance.
a. A
				minor's school license is a restricted, noncommercial Class C or Class M
				driver's license.
b. The license is
				valid during the times and for the purposes set forth in Iowa Code section
				321.194
				and at any time when the licensee is accompanied in accordance with Iowa Code
				section
				321.180B(1).
c. The type of motor vehicle that may be
				operated is controlled by the class of driver's license issued, except that
				Iowa Code section
				321.194
				as amended by 2021 Iowa Acts, Senate File 231, section 1, prohibits a licensee
				from operating a motor vehicle with more than two axles or a motor vehicle
				towing another vehicle. A Class C minor's school license is valid for operating
				a motorcycle only if the license has a motorcycle endorsement. A minor's school
				license is valid for operating a motorized bicycle.
d. The license is issued for two
				years.