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Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 23 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSING › Section 260:135-5-144 - Waiver of certain physical conditions for Class A, B, or C commercial driver license applicants

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(a)
For
				  interstate commerce.
An applicant who is non-excepted, who does not meet
				  the physical requirements of 47 C.F.R.,§
											391.41, and who
				  desires to be considered for an interstate commercial driver license shall
				  apply for a variance under the alternative physical qualification standards
				  under 49 C.F.R., Section
				  391.49, by contacting the Federal Motor
				  Carrier Safety Administration, Oklahoma Division Office, 300 N. Meridian, Suite
				  106 North, Oklahoma City, OK 73107, (405) 605-6047. The variance along with the
				  medical examiner's certificate shall be delivered in person by the applicant to
				  the Driver Examiner of Service Oklahoma prior to the skills examination being
				  administered by Service Oklahoma to the applicant.
(b)
For intrastate commerce.
(1)
Applicability to certain
				  applicants.
This subsection applies to an applicant who does not meet
				  the requirements of 49
				  C.F.R.,§
												391.41, who will be operating
				  solely in intrastate commerce, and who:
(A)
				  has been continuously operating as a commercial motor vehicle driver with the
				  proper type of commercial driver license prior to and since June 12, 1989,
				  or
(B) is excepted from meeting the
				  medical requirements as prescribed in
				  49 CFR §
													390.3(f).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 23 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSING › Section 260:135-5-145 - Medical examiner's certificate requirements

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(a)
Definitions.
As used in this section:
"Licensed medical
				  professional"
shall be a person who is listed on the National Registry
				  of Certified Medical Examiners, and also be one of the following:
(1) medical doctor (M.D.),
(2) doctor of osteopathy (D.O.),
(3) chiropractor,
(4) physician's assistant (P.A.),
				  or
(5) advanced practical nurse
				  (A.P.N.).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 23 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSING › Section 260:135-5-146 - Downgrade of commercial driver license to Class D driver license

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(a)
Notice of pending downgrade.
Whenever any person required to maintain a medical examiner's certificate on
				  file with Service Oklahoma fails to do so, Service Oklahoma shall send notice
				  to the person advising that the person has thirty (30) days from the date of
				  notice to provide a valid and current medical examiner's certificate to Service
				  Oklahoma, and that failure to do so will result in the loss of commercial
				  driving privileges resulting in the downgrade of the person's license to a
				  Class D driver license.
(b)
Avoiding downgrade.
To avoid and prevent downgrading of his or her
				  commercial driver license to a Class D driver license, the person shall deliver
				  to Service Oklahoma a current and valid medical examiner's
				  certificate.
(c)
Mandatory
				  downgrade.
If a current and valid medical examiner's certificate is not
				  received with the thirty (30) days as provided in the notice, Service Oklahoma
				  shall downgrade the person's license to a Class D driver license and shall send
				  notice to the person of the downgrade. The person shall submit his or her
				  commercial driver license to Service Oklahoma and shall be issued a Class D
				  license, after payment of appropriate fees and if the person is otherwise
				  eligible to be granted driving privileges by Service Oklahoma.
(d)
Removal of downgrade.
If the
				  person submits a current and valid medical examiner's certificate to Service
				  Oklahoma after the thirty (30) days as provided in the notice, Service Oklahoma
				  shall review the person's driving record to determine if the person is eligible
				  for removal of the downgrade and otherwise eligible to be granted commercial
				  driving privileges. Service Oklahoma shall send notice to the person stating
				  the determination, and, if eligible for commercial driving privileges, the
				  person may obtain a commercial driver license, after payment of appropriate
				  fees.
(e)
Hearing.
Any
				  party aggrieved under this Section may request a hearing with Service Oklahoma
				  pursuant to OAC
				  260:135-1-9.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 25 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE RENEWAL AND REPLACEMENT › Section 260:135-5-150 - Procedure for obtaining a renewal commercial driver license in person

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(a)
General requirements.
During
				  the month of expiration or as provided in (d) of this Section, each licensee
				  shall present proper identification and pay the required fee to a Licensed
				  Operator or to Service Oklahoma for renewal of the commercial driver license.
				  Failure to renew a commercial driver license by the end of the month of
				  expiration shall not relieve the person of the obligation to renew his or her
				  commercial driver license under the provisions required by law and this Section
				  if the person wishes to keep his or her commercial driver license in
				  force.
(b)
Required
				  identification.
(1)
Renewal with
				  expiring or expired commercial driver license.
The expiring or expired
				  commercial driver license provided as identification may be retained by the
				  licensee, after Service Oklahoma or the Licensed Operator has invalidated the
				  credential by punching a hole through the license class and license type
				  displayed. The applicant must provide current United States citizenship, unless
				  noted on the driving index confirming the proof of citizenship required by
				  49 C.F.R. §
												383.71 has been met and the date it was done
				  [49 C.F.R. §
												383.73(a)(2)(vi)] or lawful
				  permanent resident and proof of domicile in the State of Oklahoma.
(2)
Renewal without driver
				  license.
Any person who does not have the expiring or expired commercial
				  driver license shall provide proof of identification as prescribed in OAC
				  260:135-5-3(b)
				  for an Oklahoma REAL ID Compliant credential and OAC
				  260:135-5-3(c)
				  for an Oklahoma REAL ID Non-Compliant credential.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 27 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE CARD CONTENT › Section 260:135-5-155 - Procedure to make a change of name on a commercial driver license

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(a)
Procedure.
Any licensee may
				  request a change of name on his or her commercial driver license upon providing
				  the appropriate identification, as provided in OAC
				  260:135-5-3(b)
				  for a REAL ID Compliant credential and OAC
				  260:135-5-3(c)
				  for a Real ID Non-Compliant credential, and paying the required fee to a
				  Licensed Operator or to Service Oklahoma.
(b)
Name changes allowed.
Name
				  changes must result from either marriage or court action. A licensee requesting
				  a legitimate name change shall submit, without exception, the certified copy of
				  the document which indicates the name change.
(c)
Documentation required.
A
				  person requesting a name change shall comply with the identification
				  requirements in OAC
				  260:135-5-3(b)
				  for a REAL ID Compliant credential and OAC
				  260:135-5-3(c)
				  for a REAL ID Non-Compliant credential in order to identify the person by his
				  or her former name and OAC
				  260:135-5-10(c)(1)
				  in order to identify the person by his or her new name and proof of current
				  residence address [OAC
				  260:135-5-140(b)
				  and 49 C.F.R. §
											383.71] . The required documents for a name
				  change shall include:
(1) Court-ordered name
				  change, which shall be in addition to the forms of identification required by
				  OAC 260:135-5-3(b).
				  Only the following types of court orders may be considered when a name change
				  is requested:
(A) divorce decree,
(B) adoption decree,
(C) name change decree, or
(D) establishment of record of birth,
				  pursuant to 63 O.S. § 1-315;
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 27 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE CARD CONTENT › Section 260:135-5-156 - Information displayed on commercial driver licenses

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Each commercial driver license shall display the following
					 information about the person to whom the license was issued [47 O.S.
					 §§ 6-111(A) and 6- 106(B)]:
(1) color photograph or computerized image of
				  the licensee,
(2) full legal name
				  in the order [last], [first] [middle]. No initial shall be used unless the
				  initial is a part of the legal name of the person. If any abbreviation is
				  required due to the length of the name, only Service Oklahoma shall have
				  authority to determine the abbreviation used,
(3) current residence address or mailing
				  address,
(4) signature,
(5) sex,
(6) date of birth,
(7) weight,
(8) height,
(9) color of eyes,
(10) driver license class,
(11) driver license number,
(12) driver license issue date,
(13) driver license expiration
				  date,
(14) any driving restriction
				  code(s) (if applicable),
(15) any
				  driver license endorsement(s) (if applicable),
(16) date upon which the person reaches
				  twenty-one (21) years of age and the words "UNDER 21" [47 O.S.
				  §6-101.1(A)] (if applicable), and
(17) organ donor indicator (if
				  applicable).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 27 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE CARD CONTENT › Section 260:135-5-157 - Driving restriction codes

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A restriction or restrictions shall be placed upon a
					 person's commercial driving privilege as deemed necessary by Service Oklahoma
					 [47 O.S. §6-113]. Each restriction shall be in accordance with OAC
					 260:135-5-31.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-161 - Purpose

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This Subchapter establishes procedures for applying for a
					 commercial driver license examination, where to apply, studying for the
					 examination, vision standards, vehicle requirements, written examinations, and
					 skills examination and scoring criteria.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-162 - Study guide

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The official study guide for applicants shall be the
					 "Commercial Driver License Manual", which is distributed by Service Oklahoma,
					 in conjunction with the Department of Public Safety. Copies are available free
					 of charge:
(1) Driver License
				  Examination stations,
(2) by mail
				  from: Service Oklahoma, P.O. Box 11415, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
				  73136-0415,
(3) in person at
				  Service Oklahoma, at the address listed on the Service Oklahoma website,
				  or
(4) from Service Oklahoma's
				  website at service.ok.gov.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:165-5-163 - Application for examination

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(a)
Information from applicant.
An applicant shall complete and submit
				  an application for a commercial driver license at a Driver License Examination
				  Station prior to the commencement of the required examination. When determined
				  by the Driver License Examiner, from information received from the applicant,
				  that the applicant may be afflicted with any physical or mental ailment as set
				  out in 47 O.S. § 6-119, the examination shall be discontinued until the
				  applicant has met all of the requirements set out in the OAC
				  260:135-5-46
et
				  seq.
, Medical Aspects. In addition, an applicant for a commercial
				  driver license who does not certify that he or she is exempt from Subpart E of
				  the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations shall meet the requirements
				  prescribed under 49 CFR
				  §
											391.41.
(b)
Required identification.
Each applicant shall furnish documentary proof to establish his or her
				  identity, legal name and birth date as required in OAC
				  260:135-5-140(b).
(c)
Medical reports.
An
				  applicant may be required to submit medical reports regarding any physical or
				  mental condition which might affect driving ability as set forth in 47 O.S.
				  § 6-119 and Service Oklahoma rules regarding Medical Aspects [see OAC
				  260:135-5-46
et
				  seq.
].
(d)
License
				  application void.
Approved commercial driver license applications (Class
				  A, B, or C) shall be valid for only twenty-four (24) hours from the time of
				  approval. If the license has not been obtained by the applicant within the
				  allowed time, the approved application shall be void, and the applicant shall
				  appear before a Driver License Examiner and, after determination by the
				  Examiner that all criteria and test scores are still valid, the Examiner may
				  revalidate the application.
(e)
Training Requirements.
On or after February 7, 2022, applicants
				  must be in compliance with the provisions of
				  49 CFR
				  380.600 subpart F-Entry Level Driver Training
				  Requirements and meet the curriculum requirements set forth in appendices A
				  through E of part 380.
(f)
Hazardous Materials Endorsement.
On or after February 7, 2022, the
				  applicant must complete the Hazardous Materials Endorsement Training
				  Curriculum. CFR 49 part 380 Appendix E- Hazardous Materials Endorsement
				  Training Curriculum prior to completing required knowledge
				  examination.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-164 - Incomplete applications

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(a) If an applicant
				  has passed at least one (1) examination required for issuance of a commercial
				  driver license, but is unable to complete successfully other required
				  examinations, for whatever reason, the application shall be designated by the
				  Department as "Incomplete". The applicant shall have one (1) year from the date
				  of the last examination taken to complete the application process; provided, if
				  a license has not been obtained by the end of one (1) year from the date of the
				  last examination taken, the applicant shall be required to restart the
				  application process if he or she desires to continue to attempt to obtain a
				  commercial driver license. Reasons for an "Incomplete" designation may include,
				  but are not limited to:
(1) The applicant
				  does not have an appropriate commercial motor vehicle for a skills
				  examination.
(2) The applicant
				  provides an unsafe or improperly equipped commercial motor vehicle for a skills
				  examination.
(3) The applicant is
				  unfamiliar with the commercial motor vehicle being operated for a skills
				  examination resulting in termination of the examination by the driver examiner.
				  If time allows, the applicant shall be allowed a second opportunity on the same
				  day to take the skills examination. If the applicant is still unfamiliar with
				  the vehicle, the applicant shall be required to take the examination on another
				  day.
(4) The applicant is required,
				  for medical reasons, to obtain a clearance from the Medical Desk of the
				  Department of Public Safety. If required, the proper medical form will be
				  issued by the examiner to the applicant.
(5) The applicant fails to meet vision
				  standards, at which time a DL-20 shall be issued to the applicant [see OAC
				  260:135-5-165(c)
				  regarding DL-20].
(6) The
				  applicant, during the skills examination, is involved in a collision which is
				  not the fault of the applicant.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-165 - Vision

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(a)
Visual examination.
The
				  vision standards set forth in this section and OAC
				  260:135-5-52 are not intended to
				  supersede any other:
(1) state standard or
				  rule for operators of school buses [see OAC 210:30-5 regarding school bus
				  operator rules], or
(2) federal law
				  or regulation.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-166 - Written examination

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(a)
General.
A written examination shall be administered to each
				  applicant for a commercial driver license to determine the applicant's ability
				  to read and understand highway signs and the applicant's knowledge of the
				  traffic laws of this state; provided, the written examination may be waived as
				  provided in OAC
				  260:135-5-141(a).
				  The written examination, if not waived, and the vision screening shall be
				  successfully passed by the applicant before the skills test is administered.
				  The written examination includes, when applicable, any separate
				  endorsement/restriction examinations as described in this Section. The written
				  test may be administered by Service Oklahoma or written Examination Proctors
				  that have entered into an agreement with Service Oklahoma. An applicant
				  determined by an examiner to be cheating on any portion of an examination
				  shall:
(1) immediately forfeit the
				  examination,
(2) be given a failing
				  score by the examiner, and
(3) be
				  disqualified from retaking the examination for one week.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-167 - Vehicle inspection examination of commercial motor vehicles

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(a)
Condition of vehicle.
It is
				  the responsibility of the applicant to furnish for the skills examination a
				  commercial motor vehicle in good working order which meets all state laws and
				  federal requirements regarding operability and equipment.
(b)
In general.
An applicant for
				  a commercial driver license shall pass a vehicle pre-trip inspection
				  examination at the designated inspection location. The pre-trip inspection
				  test:
(1) shall be performed in a vehicle
				  representative of the vehicle class for the type of commercial driver license
				  for which the applicant is applying,
(2) shall not be performed using a vehicle
				  transporting hazardous materials or a vehicle which is required to be placarded
				  for hazardous materials under the rules of Service Oklahoma or federal law or
				  regulation,
(3) shall not be
				  performed using a vehicle which requires an oversize permit under state law or
				  Service Oklahoma rules,
(4) shall
				  not be performed using a vehicle that was not designed and constructed by the
				  manufacturer with a seating capacity for one or more persons in addition to the
				  driver, and
(5) shall not be
				  performed with the assistance of notes or prompting other than the memory aid
				  provided by Service Oklahoma. An applicant determined by an examiner to be
				  cheating on any portion of an examination shall:
(A) immediately forfeit the
				  examination,
(B) be given a failing
				  score by the examiner, and
(C) be
				  disqualified from retaking the examination for one week.
(6) shall not be filmed or recorded, unless
				  by Service Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-168 - Skills examination

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(a)
In
				  general.
The skills examination shall be administered only after the
				  applicant has successfully passed the written examination, or had it waived if
				  eligible under OAC
				  260:135-5-141(a),
				  and the vision screening. Whenever a skills examination is required, the
				  following general conditions shall apply:
(1)
				  The skills examination shall start at a designated location and shall include
				  an actual demonstration of the applicant's ability to exercise ordinary and
				  reasonable control in the operation of a commercial motor vehicle. The
				  applicant must take the skills test in the type of vehicle for which he or she
				  requests to be licensed. It is the responsibility of the applicant to furnish
				  for the skills examination a commercial motor vehicle in good working order
				  which meets all state laws and federal requirements regarding operability and
				  equipment. A vehicle not equipped with air brakes shall be required to have
				  driving restriction code "L" (Vehicle Without Air Brakes) placed on the license
				  of the applicant, upon approval for the issuance of the commercial driver
				  license.
(2) The skills examination
				  shall not be administered in a commercial motor vehicle which:
(A) is transporting hazardous materials or
				  which is required to be placarded for hazardous materials,
(B) requires an oversize permit under the
				  laws of this state or the rules of Service Oklahoma,
(C) was not designed and constructed by the
				  manufacturer with a seating capacity for one or more persons in addition to the
				  driver,
(D) is not insured as
				  required by 47 O.S. §7-600 et seq.,
(E) does not have a current license plate
				  unless the vehicle has an unexpired dealer tag or a dated notarized bill of
				  sale not more than five (5) days old.
(F) is saddle mounted,
(G) is a wrecker vehicle towing another
				  vehicle,
(H) is not equipped with
				  seatbelts, if the vehicle was originally manufactured and equipped with
				  seatbelts,
(I) any vehicle that has
				  components marked or labeled cannot be used for the CDL skills test,
				  or
(J) any vehicle hauling
				  livestock.
(3) The
				  applicant has been issued CLP for a minimum of fourteen (14) days. The date of
				  issuance shall not be included.
(4)
				  On or after February 7, 2022, applicants must be in compliance with the
				  provisions of 49 CFR
				  380.600 subpart F-Entry Level Driver Training
				  Requirements and meet the curriculum requirements set forth in appendices A
				  through E of part 380.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 29 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINATION › Section 260:135-5-169 - Automatic failure of skills examination

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An occurrence of any of the following will result in the
					 automatic failure of the skills examination by the applicant:
(1)
Seat belt not in use.
Applicant failed to use the seat belt. The seat belt shall be properly adjusted
				  and fastened before the vehicle enters a public roadway.
(2)
Moving traffic violation.
Applicant received a traffic citation for a moving violation during the skills
				  examination.
(3)
Disobey sign
				  or signal.
Applicant ignored or did not obey sign or signal.
(4)
Speed.
Applicant sped more
				  than five (5) miles per hour over the posted speed limit or the lawful speed
				  limit for the vehicle being driven. Provided the speeding is not in a school
				  zone during normal school hours or a construction zone with workers present.
				  There will be no tolerance in a school zone during normal school hours and
				  school is in session or in a construction zone with workers present.
(5)
Fail to stop.
Applicant
				  rolled through stops or failed to stop.
(6)
Fail to yield.
Applicant did
				  not yield to other road users (pedestrians, vehicles, etc.). Applicant did not
				  appropriately yield the right-of-way to pedestrians or other vehicles during
				  driving maneuvers.
(7)
Left
				  of center.
Applicant drove left of center (except when needed to perform
				  a turn safely, or any other lawful reason).
(8)
School bus endorsement.
The
				  applicant commits any of the following in the procedures for pickup or
				  discharge of students established by the State Department of Education ("SDE"):
(A) Fail to activate amber warning lights
				  before stop
(B) Fail to set park
				  brake and/or fail to shift to neutral
(C) Use hand outside the bus to direct
				  students
(D) Fail to make final
				  check of crossover mirrors before the bus is set in motion
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-173 - Purpose

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This Subchapter establishes requirements, procedures, and
					 standards for the certification of public and technology center schools, any
					 public or private commercial truck driving school that has or maintains a
					 program instructing students for a commercial license in the State of Oklahoma,
					 and of commercial motor vehicle driver training instructors to administer
					 skills examinations on the premises of the schools to qualified applicants for
					 a commercial driver license.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-174 - Scope and application

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The provisions of this Subchapter shall apply only to
					 schools and persons described under the following agreements:
(1) Memorandum of Understanding entered into
				  on July 1, 2006, by and between the Department of Public Safety and the State
				  Board of Education.
(2) Memorandum
				  of Understanding entered into on January 1, 2007, by and between the Department
				  of Public Safety and the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology
				  Education.
(3) State of Oklahoma
				  law stating upon application and approval of the Director of Service Oklahoma,
				  any public or private commercial truck driving school that has or maintains a
				  program instructing students for a Class A, B, or C license in the State of
				  Oklahoma shall be authorized to hire or employ third-party examiners, approved
				  by Service Oklahoma of the Class A, B, or C skills portion of the Oklahoma
				  driving examination. All third party examiners must successfully have completed
				  the courses and training as outlined in OAC
				  260:135-5-178.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-177 - Requirements for certification as a third-party examiner, display of certificate, certification renewal

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(a)
Requirements and application for certification.
A driver training
				  instructor [see OAC
				  260:135-5-197 for instructor
				  qualifications] may apply for certification as a third-party examiner by
				  completing an application provided by Service Oklahoma [see OAC
				  260:135-5-185] . The applicant
				  shall meet the following requirements:
(1)
				  Meet all the requirements for a Driver License Examiner of Service Oklahoma [47
				  O.S.§ 2-106(c) and (d)].
(2)
				  Upon initial review of a completed application, Service Oklahoma will provide
				  the applicant with instructions to obtain a current electronic national
				  criminal history record check in accordance with the Oklahoma
				  Statutes
(3) A current electronic
				  national criminal history record check, for a third-party examiner license, is
				  required when an applicant has any break in licensing and the result of the
				  previous electronic national criminal history record check on file with Service
				  Oklahoma for the certified school employee is more than one (1) year
				  old.
(4) Be employed by a certified
				  school.
(5) Have and maintain
				  throughout the time period to be covered by the certification:
(A) a valid Oklahoma commercial driver
				  license for the class or classes of vehicle, including any endorsement or
				  endorsements, for which the instructor desires to administer examinations;
				  provided, the applicant shall not be required to have a hazardous materials
				  endorsement (endorsement H),
(B) in
				  order to administer school bus examinations, a valid School Bus Workshop
				  Instructor Certificate issued by the State Board of Education with three (3)
				  years of instructor experience, and
(C) in order to administer truck
				  examinations, a valid certificate issued by the Oklahoma Board of Career and
				  Technology Education or Service Oklahoma showing the applicant has met the
				  current requirements with three (3) years of instructor
				  experience.
(6)
				  Successfully complete a course of instruction prescribed by Service Oklahoma
				  [see OAC 260:135-5-178] .
(7) Have full use of both upper and lower
				  extremities.
(8) Agree to submit
				  examination reports to Service Oklahoma by electronic means immediately upon
				  completion of each examination.
(9)
				  Be required to meet at Service Oklahoma with the CDL Coordinator or designee to
				  discuss the program requirements and expectations.
(10) Submit required initial fee of One
				  Thousand Dollars ($1000.00). If an applicant for the Third-Party Examiner
				  program is employed by a public school, technology center or state entity, the
				  fee may be waived by Service Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-178 - Course of instruction for driver training instructors applying for certification as a third-party examiner

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(a) A driver
				  training instructor who desires to apply for certification as a Third-Party
				  Examiner shall enroll in and successfully complete a course of instruction as
				  determined by Service Oklahoma before the instructor will be considered for
				  approval and certification as a Third-Party Examiner.
(b) Service Oklahoma shall, from time to
				  time, conduct a course of instruction for driver training instructors applying
				  for certification as a Third-Party Examiner. Service Oklahoma shall determine
				  the standards and requirements for the curriculum and successful completion of
				  the course of instruction. The curriculum shall include, but not be limited to,
				  the following subjects:
(1) Examination
				  standards and scoring.
(2) Forms
				  and reports.
(3) Oklahoma
				  statutes.
(4) Service Oklahoma
				  rules.
(5) Federal
				  regulations.
(6) Hands-on
				  pre-tripping [see OAC
				  260:135-5-168 relating to
				  pre-trip inspection examination].
(7) Behind-the-wheel driving.
(8) Records and
				  recordkeeping.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-179 - Skills examination requirements and standards

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(a)
Eligibility.
To be eligible for a skills examination, a commercial
				  driver license applicant shall successfully complete, prior to the examination,
				  a formal prescribed commercial motor vehicle course of instruction as referred
				  to in OAC
				  260:135-5-202, as submitted to
				  and approved by Service Oklahoma, by the institution where the examination will
				  be administered, or
(1) The applicant shall
				  provide proof of training from another school district that is recognized by
				  the State Department of Education.
(2) The applicant provides proof of training
				  from a technology center school that is recognized by the Oklahoma Board of
				  Career and Technology Education.
(3) The applicant provides proof of training
				  from any public or private commercial truck driving school that has or
				  maintains a program instructing students for a Class A, B, or C license in the
				  State of Oklahoma that is certified by Service Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-180 - Examination for emergency certification for bus drivers

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If the commercial driver license applicant needs an
					 emergency certificate as a bus driver, the third-party examiner shall refer the
					 applicant to Service Oklahoma for examination.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-181 - Failed examinations and reexamination

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(a) If the
				  commercial driver license applicant fails an examination administered by a
				  third-party examiner, the third-party examiner shall wait the required amount
				  of time before reexamining the applicant.
(b) The third-party examiner shall:
(1) record each failed examination on the
				  commercial driver license application form [OAC
				  260:135-5-185(e)]
				  ;
(2) report each failed
				  examination to Service Oklahoma:
(A) during
				  Service Oklahoma's normal business hours:
(i)
				  by emailing the CDL Coordinator or his or her designee immediately upon
				  completion of each exam, and
(ii)
				  electronically through CSTIMS immediately upon completion of each
				  exam.
(B) after Service
				  Oklahoma's normal business hours:
(i) by
				  emailing the CDL Coordinator or his or her designee immediately upon completion
				  of each exam, and
(ii)
				  electronically through CSTIMS immediately upon completion of each
				  exam.
(3) not
				  administer a re-examination to the same student that has failed any part of the
				  examination for a minimum of two business days.
(4) not administer a re-examination in a
				  different vehicle that is not an exact representative vehicle to include but
				  not limited to brakes, transmission, or class without re-examining any
				  previously passed segments of the skills test.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-182 - Commercial driver license applicant

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(a) Any commercial
				  driver license applicant who requests an examination from a third-party
				  examiner shall:
(1) have enrolled in and
				  successfully completed the school bus driver course or truck driver course, as
				  approved by Service Oklahoma, and
(2) take the skills examination on a route
				  approved by Service Oklahoma for the certified school employing the third-party
				  examiner.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-183 - Records to be maintained by certified schools and third-party examiners

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(a)
Certified schools.
A
				  certified school shall be responsible for maintaining all records pertaining
				  to:
(1) the certification of the
				  school,
(2) third-party examiners
				  currently employed by the school,
(3) the certification of each third-party
				  examiner,
(4) Currently certified
				  third-party examiners, and previously certified third-party examiners, employed
				  by the school for the immediately preceding three (3) years,
(5) examination score sheets for each
				  examination administered,
(6) class
				  rosters for classes conducted or certificate of completion for online training
				  and completion letter for SDE instructor for five (5) hours behind-the-wheel
				  training,
(7) commercial learner
				  permits and base license,
(8)
				  commercial driver license application in which an examination was administered
				  by a third-party examiner employed by the school,
(9) all correspondence between the school and
				  Service Oklahoma, and
(10) receipts
				  of all money collected when applicants are charged for an administered
				  test.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-184 - Records to be maintained at Service Oklahoma

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(a)
School records.
The following records shall be maintained by
				  Service Oklahoma for each certified school, for each previously certified
				  school, and for each school district, technology center school, and any
				  commercial truck driving school which submitted an application for
				  certification, whether the application was approved or denied by Service
				  Oklahoma within the last three (3) years:
(1)
				  The original application and all subsequent renewal applications, including
				  investigative reports.
(2) Evidence
				  of approval or denial of the application by Service Oklahoma.
(3) Current third-party examiners employed by
				  a certified school.
(4) Former
				  third-party examiners employed by a certified school within the last three (3)
				  years.
(5) co-score and audit
				  reports.
(6) Complaints
				  received.
(7) Commendations
				  received.
(8) Evidence of violation
				  of any standard, requirement, state statute, Service Oklahoma rule, or federal
				  law or regulation relating to skills examinations.
(9) Correspondence.
(10) Canceled, suspended, or revoked
				  certifications.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-185 - Prescribed forms

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(a)
Certified
				  school application.
A school district, technology center school, or any
				  commercial truck driving school shall request an application from Service
				  Oklahoma to apply for an original or renewal of a certification as a certified
				  school. The application shall require the applying school to provide the
				  following information:
(1) Date of
				  application.
(2) Whether the
				  application is an original or renewal application.
(3) Name of the Oklahoma school.
(4) Name and number of the school district or
				  commercial truck driving school.
(5) Complete physical address and mailing
				  address.
(6) County name and
				  number.
(7) Name of administrator
				  or superintendent.
(8) Telephone
				  number of administrator or superintendent of the school district or commercial
				  truck driving school.
(9) Name of
				  transportation director of the school district or administrator/operator of the
				  commercial truck driving school.
(10) Name of each third-party examiner
				  employed by the certified school, if the application is for renewal of
				  certification.
(11) Statement of
				  agreement to comply with rules of Service Oklahoma and with the provisions of
				  the appropriate memorandum of understanding and any subsequent contracts and
				  memorandums.
(12) Any other
				  information Service Oklahoma deems necessary to process the
				  application.
(13) Signature of the
				  administrator or superintendent.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-186 - Official seal, Map and CDL Examiners Manual

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(a)
				  Service Oklahoma will provide its official seal to each Third-Party Examiner.
				  The certified school shall provide its official seal to each Third-Party
				  Examiner it employs. The seal shall be imprinted upon each approved Oklahoma
				  Commercial Driver License Application (DPS Form DL-18-CT) signed by the
				  Third-Party Examiner as a part of the Examiner's verification of each skills
				  examination administered to the applicant whose name appears on the application
				  form.
(b) If the Third-Party
				  Examiner does not renew certification as a Third-Party Examiner, or leaves the
				  employment of or is terminated from employment by the certified school, the
				  official seal of Service Oklahoma, map, score sheets and/or testing tablet, and
				  CDL Examiners Manual shall be surrendered by the examiner to the school. The
				  school shall ensure the official seal of Service Oklahoma, map, CDL Examiners
				  Manual, and score sheets and/or testing tablet are surrendered to it by the
				  Third-Party Examiner. The school shall immediately notify Service Oklahoma by
				  telephone of the status of the Third-Party Examiner along with written
				  notification of the status of the Examiner.
(c) All documentation required by Service
				  Oklahoma, including, but not limited to, the official seal, score sheets and/or
				  testing tablet, map and examiners manual, shall be locked up in a secure area
				  on the school premises.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-188 - Termination of contracts and agreements

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Contracts and agreements entered into by the State Board of
					 Education, by the Oklahoma Board of Career and Technology Education, or by
					 Service Oklahoma or an individual certified school and Service Oklahoma, may be
					 terminated by either party, by giving written notice to the other party,
					 stating cause or reason for termination, as provided by the applicable
					 memorandum of understanding.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 31 - COMMERCIAL DRIVER LICENSE THIRD-Y EXAMINERS › Section 260:135-5-190 - Hearings

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Any party aggrieved under this Subchapter may request a
					 hearing with Service Oklahoma pursuant to OAC
					 260:135-1-9
et
					 seq
.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 260 - Office of Management and Enterprise Services › Chapter 135 - Service Oklahoma › Subchapter 5 - Driver Licenses and Identification Cards › Part 33 - TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING › Section 260:135-5-194 - Purpose

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Service Oklahoma, in conjunction with the Department of
					 Public Safety, is charged with prescribing the procedures
for the
					 education and training of persons, either practically or theoretically, or
					 both, to operate or drive motor vehicles and/or to prepare an applicant for an
					 examination
[47 O.S. § 801 et seq.], including, but not limited
					 to, commercial motor vehicle or truck driving, adopting the course of study,
					 defining student eligibility, and specifying commercial motor vehicle
					 standards, insurance requirements and required reports.