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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE › Appendices › Appendix 102-D

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STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE:
It is understood that the information given herein or attached
				to this application is correct.
It is also agreed that the applicant will, upon request, submit
				to the New York State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission such other data as
				may be needed by the Commission for the purpose of accreditation.
It is also agreed that the applicant will submit the necessary
				reports as required by the Commission including monthly reports of the
				addict(s) being treated, including information as to when an addict has been
				dropped (discharged), disappeared, left or completed the course of
				treatment
It is understood that all persons entrusted with the care,
				treatment, custody and rehabilitation of addicts shall be of good moral
				character.
It is also understood that the applicant will demonstrate his
				compliance with Rules and Regulations promulgated by the Commission and
				applicable federal, State and local regulations and laws.
It is also understood that accreditation for purposes of
				Section 208 shall not be construed as a specific recommendation of the
				applicant's treatment program by the Commission.
Signed ____________
Title ____________
Date ____________
CERTIFICATION
This is to certify that the New York State Narcotic Addiction
				Control Commission has approved/dismissed/denied the foregoing application for
				accreditation.
Date
Chairman
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE › Appendices › Appendix 104-A

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NACC C-16
(Auth Reg §
								2007.1)
STATE OF NEW YORK NARCOTIC ADDICTION CONTROL COMMISSION
N. A.C.C. NO. ________
N. Y.S.I.I.S. NO. ________
WARRANT FOR ARREST AND DETENTION OF
DELINQUENT NARCOTIC ADDICT (M.H.L. 211.4)
TO ANY STATE POLICE OFFICER OR ANY OTHER PEACE OFFICER IN THE
				STATE:
Having reasonable cause to believe that ________, a narcotic
				addict certified to the custody of the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission,
				has escaped or disappeared from lawful custody or supervision and has been duly
				declared delinquent by the said Commission, now, therefore, pursuant to the
				provisions of Article 9 of the Mental Hygiene Law and the regulations of the
				Narcotic Addiction Control Commission, I hereby order that said narcotic addict
				be arrested, placed in detention, and returned to the custody of the Narcotic
				Addiction Control Commission, and for so doing this shall be your sufficient
				warrant.
NEW YORK STATE NARCOTIC ADDICTION
CONTROL COMMISSION
Dated: ________, 19________ Per
____________
Authorized Signature
____________
Typed Signature
____________
Address
________
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I executed the above warrant at ________
				o'clock in the ________ noon on the ________ day of ________, 19 ________, by
				apprehending the above-named narcotic addict and placing him in a place of
				detention on behalf of the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission; and that at
				the time of apprehension of the said narcotic addict, I exhibited the appended
				warrant and informed the said narcotic addict of the purpose for which he was
				being taken into custody.
Dated: ________, 19________ ________
Note:
1. EXECUTED
			 DUPLICATE ORIGINALS HAVE THE SAME FORCE AND EFFECT AS THE PRIME ORIGINAL FOR
			 ALL PURPOSES WHATSOEVER
2. Officer
			 retaining delinquent should notify the Director of Resident Movement &
			 Census Control of the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission at (212) 765-0525
			 to arrange return of the said delinquent to the Commission.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE › Appendices › Appendix 104-B

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NACC C-19
(Auth Reg §
								2010.1)
STATE OF NEW YORK NARCOTIC ADDICTION CONTROL COMMISSION
N. A.C.C. NO. ________
N. Y.S.I.I.S. NO. ________
DETAINER WARRANT
TO ANY PERSON, FACILITY, AGENCY OR JURISDICTION CURRENTLY
				HAVING A PRESENT RIGHT OF CUSTODY OF ____________
Pursuant to the authority conferred by Article 9 of the Mental
				Hygiene Law and the regulations of the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission,
				you are hereby notified that ________, a person now within your custody is
				subject to a lawful order granting to this Commission custody of his
				person.
You are therefore commanded, at or shortly before the
				termination of your period of custody of the said person, to inform the
				undersigned of the impending termination of such custody and to detain the said
				person in order that hemay be brought to the actual custody of this Commission,
				and for so doing this shall be your sufficient Warrant.
NEW YORK STATE NARCOTIC ADDICTION
CONTROL COMMISSION
Dated: ________, 19________ Per
____________
Authorized Signature
____________
Typed Signature
____________
Address
________
When resident is available for return to the Commission,
				  please notify the Director of Resident Movement and Control, Narcotic Addiction
				  Control Commission, 1855 Broadway, New York, New York, 10023--(212)
				  765-0525.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE › Appendices › Appendix 105-A

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NACC C-18
(Auth Reg §
								2005.20)
STATE OF NEW YORK NARCOTIC ADDICTION CONTROL COMMISSION
N. A.C.C. NO. ________
N. Y.S.I.I.S. NO. ________
NOTICE OF RECALL AND CANCELLATION OF WARRANT
TO THE STATE POLICE OR ANY OTHER POLICE DEPARTMENT TO WHOM A
				WARRANT FOR ARREST AND DETENTION MAY HAVE BEEN ISSUED:
Please take notice that a Warrant bearing the upon noted
				identification numbers and pertaining to one ________ which was issued on the
				________ day of ________, 19 ________ and forwarded to you for execution is
				hereby recalled and cancelled and all authority thereunder is hereby
				withdrawn.
Please take notice that all copies of the aforesaid warrant
				should be returned at once to the undersigned at the address shown.
NEW YORK STATE NARCOTIC ADDICTION
CONTROL COMMISSION
Dated: ________, 19________ Per
____________
Authorized Signature
____________
Typed Signature
____________
Address
________
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE › Appendices › Appendix 106

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NACC C-21
(Auth Reg §
								2012.1)
STATE OF NEW YORK NARCOTIC ADDICTION CONTROL COMMISSION
N. A.C.C. NO. ________
N. Y.S.I.I.S. NO. ________
WARRANT FOR RETURN FROM AFTERCARE STATUS TO
TREATMENT CENTER
TO ANY NARCOTIC REHABILITATION OFFICER, NARCOTIC CORRECTION
				OFFICER, NARCOTIC PAROLE OFFICER, WARRANT OFFICER, OR OTHER PERSON AUTHORIZED
				TO RETURN ADDICTS TO TREATMENT CENTERS
Pursuant to the authority granted by Article 9 of the Mental
				Hygiene Law and the regulations of the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission, I
				hereby Order that ________, a certified narcotic addict placed upon aftercare
				supervision by the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission and remaining in the
				legal custody of the Commission be returned to the physical custody of the said
				Commission by arresting, detaining, and delivering the said certified addict to
				________, a treatment center of the said Commission, or to any other treatment
				center otherwise designated by the Commission, and for so doing, this shall be
				your sufficient Warrant.
NEW YORK STATE NARCOTIC ADDICTION
CONTROL COMMISSION
Dated: ________, 19________ Per
____________
Authorized Signature
____________
Typed Signature
____________
Address
________
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE › Appendices › Appendix 107

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Residential [ ]
Ambulatory [ ]
Application For Approval To
Establish Or Operate Drug Abuse
Treatment And/Or Preventive
Education Programs
(Mental Hygiene Law §81.38)
1.
a. Name
			 of voluntary agency ____________
b.
			 Name of corporate entity ____________
c. Address ____________
d. Telephone number ____________
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Certificate Of Approval
To Operate
Drug Abuse Treatment
And/Or Preventive Education Programs
(Voluntary Agency)
having made application for approval to the NEW YORK STATE DRUG
				ABUSE CONTROL COMMISSION pursuant to the provisions of Mental Hygiene Law,
				§81.38 to operate a drug abuse treatment and/or preventive education
				program, and having been found to be in compliance with such law and applicable
				Rules and Regulations of the Commission, this Certificate of Approval is hereby
				granted for the operation of a program in conformity with that described in the
				application for the period ________ to ________.
Dated: ________
____________
Secretary for: New York State
Drug Abuse Control
Commission
Albany, New York 12203
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Denial Of Application
For Approval To Operate
Drug Abuse Treatment And/Or
Preventive Education Programs
___________
(Voluntary Agency) having made application to the New York
				State Drug
Abuse Control Commission for approval to operate a drug abuse
				treatment and/or preventive education program, and due deliberation having been
				had thereon, such application is hereby denied for the following
				reasons:
YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE that pursuant to the provisions of
				Chapter XXV of Title 14 NYCRR 2020.11 you may, within thirty days of the date
				hereof, request the Commission to grant a hearing to review this denial of your
				application. Any such request shall be made in writing and served upon the
				Commission at its address shown below.
Dated:________
____________
Secretary for: New York State
Drug Abuse Control
Commission
Albany, New York 12203
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Revocation Of Certificate Of Approval
To Operate Drug Abuse Treatment
And/Or Preventive Education Programs
A Certificate Of Approval having been granted by the New York
				State Drug Abuse Control
Commission to
___________
(Voluntary Agency) to operate a drug abuse treatment and/or
				pre-
ventive education program, and it having been found that such
				agency is in violation of the Rules and Regulations of the Commission as
				follows:
IT IS ORDERED that such Certificate Of Approval is hereby
				revoked effective ________.
YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE that pursuant to the provisions of
				Chapter XXV of Title 14 NYCRR 2020.11 you may, within thirty days of the date
				hereof, request the Commission to grant a hearing to review this revocation of
				your Certificate of Approval. Any such request shall be made in writing and
				served upon the Commission at its address shown below.
Dated: ________
____________
Secretary for: New York State
Drug Abuse Control
Commission
Albany, New York 12203
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Application For Hearing On
Adverse Ruling Relating To
Approval To Operate
Drug Abuse Treatment And/Or
Preventive Education Programs
TO: New York State Drug Abuse Control Commission
Albany, New York 12203
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that in accordance with the provisions of
				Chapter XXV of 14 NYCRR
2020.11
___________
(Voluntary Agency) hereby requests a hearing on the adverse
				ruling issued in the name of the Commission, dated ________, and relating to
				approval to operate a drug abuse treatment and/or preventive education
				program.
Dated: ________
____________
(Voluntary Agency)
____________
(Address)
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NOTICE OF HEARING
In The Matter Of The Review Of An
Adverse Ruling Relating To Approval
To Operate Drug Abuse
Treatment And/Or Preventive
Education Programs
TO:
(Voluntary Agency)
(Address)
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a hearing in connection with your
				application for a hearing to review an adverse ruling of the Commission
				relating to approval to operate a drug abuse treatment and/or preventive
				education program will be held at ________ on the ________ day of ________ at
				________ You should be prepared at that time and place to produce witnesses,
				documents, or other evidence in support of your position.
Dated: ________
____________
Secretary for: New York State
Drug Abuse Control
Commission
Albany, New York 12203
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DISCHARGE FROM PROBATION
Probation Case No.________
DACC Case No.________
PROBATION DEPT. ________
1. Name of Probationer
___________________
Last Middle First
2. S. S. No. ________
3. Male Female
4. Street Address________
5.Apt. No.____________
6. City ________
7. State/Zip____________
8. Sentence Date____________
9. Max. expiration of
			 probation____________
10. Discharge
			 Summary:____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
____________
* * * * * *
Signature________Title____________
Date________
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 1 - Class Dj And Mj Drivers' Licenses › Section 1.1 - Definitions

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For the purposes of this Part, the following terms shall
					 have these meanings:
(a) Place of
				  business shall include any location or building which is maintained by the
				  employer of the licensee.
(b)
				  School shall mean instruction, education or training licensed or approved by a
				  department or agency of this state or training conducted by the armed forces of
				  the United States except it shall not include extra-curricular activities or
				  social events for which scholastic credits are not given.
(c) One in a position of "loco parentis" to
				  the licensee is a person who, in relation to the licensee, has on a regular and
				  extended basis, assumed the character of a parent and is discharging parental
				  duties as the result of the death, disability, or absence of the natural
				  parent.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 1 - Class Dj And Mj Drivers' Licenses › Section 1.2 - Restrictions on operation

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A class DJ or class MJ licensee may operate a motor vehicle
					 within the State of New York subject to the following conditions:
(a) New York City. A class DJ or class MJ
				  license shall not be valid for the operation of a motor vehicle in New York
				  City at any time.
(b) Nassau and
				  Suffolk Counties:
(1) for the purpose of
				  driving to and from one of the following: a state-approved cooperative
				  work-study educational program, an approved program for credit in a
				  post-secondary institution, a state-approved registered evening high school, an
				  approved driver education course or while engaged in farm employment;
				  or
(2) from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., to
				  and from a place of business where the holder is regularly employed, or when
				  accompanied by a duly licensed parent, guardian, person in a position of loco
				  parentis, driver education teacher, or driving school instructor.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 1 - Class Dj And Mj Drivers' Licenses › Section 1.3 - Operation to and from school

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(a)
				  Operation to and from school shall include driving unaccompanied to and from
				  school as defined in section
				  1.1(b) 
				  of this Part provided that such licensee possesses the required documentation
				  of such school attendance signed by such person's instructor. The documentation
				  shall include a letter signed by the instructor containing the date of the
				  letter, the licensee's name, date of birth, motorist identification number, the
				  dates and time of the instruction, education or training and the name, address
				  and phone number of such instructor for verification by a police officer or
				  magistrate.
(b) Notwithstanding the
				  provisions of subdivision (a) of this section, documentation requirements shall
				  not be applicable if such licensee could otherwise operate a motor vehicle at
				  any time or place without restriction.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 1 - Class Dj And Mj Drivers' Licenses › Section 1.5 - Conversion of a class DJ or class MJ driver's license to a class D or class M driver's license

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The foregoing provisions of this Part shall apply to a
					 class DJ or class MJ licensee who is 17 years of age and who has successfully
					 completed an approved high school or college driver education course and has
					 not converted his or her class DJ or class MJ driver's license to class D or
					 class M driver's license, by surrendering the junior operator blue card
					 (MV-285) to a motor vehicle issuing office.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 1 - Class Dj And Mj Drivers' Licenses › Section 1.6 - Restrictions on class DJ and class MJ driver's licenses issued prior to january 1, 1990

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Class DJ and MJ driver's license issued prior to January 1,
					 1990 shall be subject to the restrictions which were in effect on December 31,
					 1989.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.1 - Approval of instructors

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(a)
				  Approval shall not be granted for any driver education course where the
				  instructor receives any fee directly from a student.
(b) Instructors must have been continuously
				  licensed for a period of at least two years immediately preceding approval of
				  an application.
(1) If during such period a
				  person was licensed in another jurisdiction, an abstract of the driving record
				  for such period must also be attached to the instructor's application showing
				  the driving record from the licensing agency of the jurisdiction in which he
				  was so licensed.
(2) Instructors
				  whose address on application differs from address on license must make notation
				  of address as appearing on license for purpose of searching department files
				  for verification.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.2 - Instruction vehicles

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(a) All
				  motor vehicles used for instruction purposes must be dual-controlled and
				  equipped in accordance with the requirements of the Vehicle and Traffic
				  Law.
(b) No motor vehicle used for
				  instruction purposes shall be used in any area designated by the commissioner
				  as a road test area.
(c) All motor
				  vehicles used for instruction purposes must display a sign or signs containing
				  the words "STUDENT DRIVER" in letters no less than two inches in height and
				  one-fourth inch stroke, against a background of a contrasting color, visible
				  from both the front and the rear, and not obstructed by any other sign. The
				  sign must contain all the letters of the words "STUDENT DRIVER". The sign or
				  signs may be one two-faced roof sign, or two roof signs, or a sign on the front
				  and a sign on the rear, or front and rear bumper stickers. The sign may be
				  either permanent or removable. The sign may contain advertising
				  material.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.3 - Student requirements

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(a)
				  Students must pass vision, knowledge and traffic sign and symbol tests given by
				  the instructor before commencing the instructions. These tests shall be
				  equivalent to tests given by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
(b) Students must not have any physical or
				  mental handicap which would interfere with the safe operation of a motor
				  vehicle. If in doubt, make inquiry of this department.
(c) Students must be at least 16 years of
				  age.
(1) The Vehicle and Traffic Law requires
				  that a person must be at least 16 years of age in order to legally operate a
				  motor vehicle upon the highways of New York State.
(2) Under regulations established jointly by
				  the Department of Motor Vehicles and State Education Department, students who
				  are to be enrolled in driver education classes may not be given
				  behind-the-wheel instruction until 16 years of age and must be 16 years of age
				  on or before the following dates:
(i)
				  September 15th for those enrolling in the fall semester course;
(ii) February 2nd for those enrolling in the
				  spring semester course.
(3) Schools which during the regular school
				  year offer approved high school or college driver education courses that are
				  not operated on a semester basis must apply to the State Education Department
				  for specific dates on which students must be 16 for entrance in the course.
				  Such letters should be mailed at least three weeks prior to beginning of
				  courses and should indicate when course begins, how long it will continue, and
				  how time requirements are to be met.
(4) No exceptions will be granted to the
				  requirements set forth in this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.4 - Issuance of student certificates

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(a) The superintendent, principal, or chief
				  administrative officer must, if student certificates are desired, submit a
				  complete list of names of all students expected to complete the course
				  successfully. This request should be on forms prepared and furnished by the
				  State Education Department. This form must contain the names, addresses and
				  dates of birth of all students whose names appear on the list, also the number
				  of hours of classroom instruction, the number of hours of in-car observation,
				  and the number of hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. This list must not
				  contain "nicknames" or abbreviated names. Motor vehicle issuing offices will
				  not honor student certificate (form MV-285) when holder applies for license
				  unless proper name appears on form MV-285. This list should be forwarded
				  approximately four to six weeks prior to close of semester to the Driver
				  Education Unit, Department of Motor Vehicles, Swan Street Building, South Mall,
				  Albany, NY 12228.
(b) A student
				  certificate (form MV-285) will be forwarded by the department for each student
				  listed. Forms MV-285 will be blank and must be prepared by the school for the
				  superintendent, principal, or chief administrative officer to countersign
				  preparatory to distribution to students. Numbering of forms MV-285 may begin
				  with number 1 each semester or may run continuously from semester to semester,
				  at discretion of the school.
(c)
				  After student certificates (form MV-285) have been completed, numbered and
				  issued, the following information must be added to the original request which
				  was returned to the school with the blank certificates from the department:
(1) number on form MV-285 issued to each
				  student;
(2) passing grade of each
				  student;
(3) the name of any
				  student failing to complete the course shall be crossed off the list and unused
				  form MV-285 returned with final report to the department;
(4) fill in date of issuance of forms MV-285
				  in proper space on form;
(5) return
				  form with unused forms MV-285, voided or spoiled forms MV-285 to the driver
				  education unit, Albany, for filing.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.5 - Effect of student certificate

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(a) A
				  student presenting a student certificate to the department within two years
				  after issuance shall not be required to pass the written test and traffic sign
				  and symbol tests in applying for a license. However, the passing of the road
				  test and vision test shall remain a requirement.
(b) To be exempt from the written and traffic
				  sign and symbol tests, the student certificate (form MV-285) must be presented
				  at time of tests.
(1) Any student between the
				  ages of 16 and 17 may file an application for a class DJ license provided a
				  parent or guardian signs the statement of consent on the application. For
				  exemption from the written and traffic sign tests, form MV-285 must be shown as
				  stated in the preceding paragraph.
(2) Any student who has reached his 17th
				  birthday, but has not attained the age of 18, may obtain a class D license. If
				  the student already holds a class DJ license, he must surrender the Class DJ
				  license and the student certificate (form MV-285) to the Department of Motor
				  Vehicles. After filing proper forms, a class D driver's license will be issued
				  upon payment of the proper fee. The fact that a student possesses form MV-285
				  and a class DJ license, although 17 years of age, will not exempt the student
				  from the provisions of the class DJ restrictions. Any student not holding a
				  class DJ license at the age of 17 may file an application for a class D
				  license, surrender form MV-285, pay proper fee and must successfully pass the
				  vision test and driving test. The holder of a class D license at the age of 17
				  may legally operate a motor vehicle any place in the State of New York and such
				  operation is legal at any hour, day or night, without the holder of the license
				  being accompanied by a licensed driver 18 years of age or over, or a parent,
				  guardian or one in loco parentis to the licensee.
(3) Any student 18 years of age or over
				  desiring a license, by filing proper application, may obtain a class D license
				  after passing the road test and vision test.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.6 - Duplicate student certificates

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(a) Any
				  student losing student certificate (form MV-285), or when mutilation requires
				  replacement, may obtain a duplicate by having the superintendent, principal or
				  chief administrative officer of the school verify to the driver education unit
				  in Albany the date course was completed, the student's name and address and
				  number of form MV-285 issued originally. Duplicate forms MV-285 must be issued
				  by driver education unit, Department of Motor Vehicles, only.
(b) Student certificate (form MV-285) is
				  evidence of the successful completion of the high school driver education
				  course. After form MV-285 has been surrendered to the Department of Motor
				  Vehicles, in order to obtain a Class D (or Class M, if applicable) license at
				  the age of 17, a duplicate form MV-285 will not be issued by this department.
				  Any attempt to obtain a duplicate form MV-285 after surrender of the original
				  may result in suspension or revocation of a driver's license.
(c) Student certificates (form MV-285) must
				  not be used as evidence to insurance companies for purpose of obtaining
				  reduction in insurance rate because of successful completion of a driver
				  education course. If form MV-285 is used for this purpose and not returned by
				  the insurance company, do not request a duplicate form MV-285 from the
				  department since it will be refused. Evidence for insurance reduction must be
				  furnished by the high school or college in which the course was completed, on
				  school letterhead giving required information and signed by proper
				  authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 2 - Driver Education In High Schools And Colleges › Section 2.7 - Summer school

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(a) Any school
				  desiring approval for summer school course must request necessary forms from
				  the Education Department. Approval for summer school will not be forthcoming
				  from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. Course of study approval from the
				  Education Department will be received, notice of which will be forwarded to the
				  Department of Motor Vehicles by the Education Department for record.
(b) Instructors in summer school courses will
				  not be issued new instructor's certificate (form MV-283) for summer school
				  assignment. The approval for the regular school year, whether the same or
				  different school, will suffice. An approval, however, is necessary where
				  instructor is interested in giving summer school driver education instruction
				  only and not during regular school year.
(c) Rules and regulations established for the
				  regular school year shall apply for enrollment and obtaining student
				  certificates (form MV-285) except as follows:
(1) Students enrolling in summer school
				  courses must be 16 years of age on or before the fifth day of the beginning of
				  the course, providing the course starts immediately after close of regular
				  school session. If the course does not begin until after July 1st, the student
				  must be 16 years of age on or before the 1st day of July.
(2) Requests for form MV-285 should be made
				  three weeks prior to the close of session. Follow instructions outlined in
				  subdivision (a) of section
				  2.4 
				  of this Part, of procedure governing issuance of form MV-285 to
				  students.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 3 - Drivers' Licenses › Section 3.1 - Introduction

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Chapters 173 and 696 of the Laws of 1990 amended various
					 provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic Law relating to driver licensing
					 effective February 19, 1991. Those chapters provide that the holder of any
					 previously issued license or permit to drive in existence on February 19, 1991
					 shall continue to have all of the rights granted by such license or permit at
					 the time of its issuance until the expiration of that license or permit except
					 that no such license or permit will be valid for the operation of a commercial
					 motor vehicle on and after April 1, 1992. Those chapters also established a new
					 classification system for driver licenses and provided for endorsements and
					 restrictions which may be added to such licenses. This part is intended to
					 implement the provisions of those chapters. The provisions of this part that
					 are applicable to an applicant for or the holder of a commercial driver's
					 license shall also be applicable to an applicant for or the holder of a
					 commercial learner's permit, except for those provisions which by their nature
					 can have no application.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 3 - Drivers' Licenses › Section 3.3 - General driver licensing procedure

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(a)
Original licensing.
The provisions of this subdivision shall apply to a person
					 who is not the holder of a valid or renewable New York driver license. Except
					 as provided in subdivision (d) of this section such an applicant for an
					 original license shall make application on a form provided for such purpose to
					 a motor vehicle office.
(1) An
				  appropriate learner's permit shall be issued upon passage of a vision test,
				  submission of all documentation required with respect to age, identity and
				  fitness, payment of all fees required by section 503  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law, the
				  taking of a photo image, and passage of a knowledge test appropriate for the
				  license for which application is being made. An applicant shall be entitled to
				  make an appointment to take a skills test upon submission of evidence of
				  completion of the required prelicensing driver training and highway safety
				  course as provided in Part 7 of this Title.
(2) Upon passage of a skills test, the
				  applicant shall be issued an appropriate interim license at a motor vehicle
				  office or by mail, depending on the class of license. Such license shall not be
				  valid beyond the expiration on it.
(3) If during the course of an application
				  for an original driver license, an applicant does not pass the skills test
				  within the period of validity of the learner's permit, such permit shall
				  expire. If within the period of validity, the applicant fails two skills tests,
				  the application and learner's permit shall expire. A new application procedure
				  may then be commenced, except that a knowledge test shall be waived if that
				  application is for the same type license and is made within two years from the
				  date of passage of the prior knowledge test.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 3 - Drivers' Licenses › Section 3.4 - Knowledge tests

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Knowledge tests appropriate for the class of license or
					 license endorsement shall be in written form and shall be available in both
					 English and Spanish. However, a knowledge test may be given in other than
					 written form if the agent of the commissioner in charge of administering
					 knowledge tests in that office is satisfied that the applicant is incapable of
					 undertaking and completing a written test. The alternative testing procedure
					 shall be oral and, unless a time, conditions and procedures for the giving of
					 such tests in another language acceptable to the agent may be established, the
					 test shall be in English, except that alternative CDL knowledge tests shall
					 only be given in English and Spanish; provided, however, that the knowledge
					 test for the hazardous materials endorsement shall only be given in written
					 form and in English.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 3 - Drivers' Licenses › Section 3.6 - Special procedures for commercial driver licenses (CDL)

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(a) An application for a commercial driver's
				  license will not be accepted if the applicant is not a resident of this State.
				  In addition, an application shall not be accepted unless the applicant presents
				  acceptable proofs of United States citizenship or lawful permanent residency,
				  as prescribed by the commissioner. For the purposes of this Part, the term
resident
shall mean domiciliary as defined in subdivision 5 of
				  section 250  of the Vehicle and Traffic
				  Law.
(b) No CDL will be issued on
				  the basis of reciprocity as provided in Part 8 of this Part unless the
				  applicant is the holder of a valid commercial driver's license issued by the
				  applicant's former jurisdiction of residence.
(c) No CDL will be issued to any person whose
				  record disqualifies him or her from holding a CDL.
(d) No CDL will be issued without passage of
				  the CDL general knowledge test.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 3 - Drivers' Licenses › Section 3.8 - Photographic driver licenses

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(a) An
				  applicant for any class of driver's license, except a learner permit is
				  required to submit to a photo imaging process as part of the licensing
				  procedure. Such applicant may not wear dark eye glasses, makeup or any apparel
				  which when photographed would obscure the applicant's face or make
				  identification difficult. In addition to the fee for a driver's license, an
				  additional fee as provided for in Vehicle and Traffic Law, section
				  503(2)(f) shall be charged
				  for the issuance of any original, duplicate, renewal or amended license which
				  contains a photo image of the licensee.
(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of this
				  section, an applicant for a license may apply for an exemption from submitting
				  to a photo imaging as part of the licensing procedure if such applicant:
(1) presents a statement from a licensed
				  physician. Such statement shall contain the diagnosis of a medical condition
				  (physiological or psychiatric) which includes an explanation of why such
				  condition makes it impossible for the applicant to visit a motor vehicle
				  issuing office and the period of time such applicant is expected to be
				  disabled. Such exemption may be issued for the duration of such disability;
				  or
(2) presents evidence
				  satisfactory to the commissioner that the taking of the applicant's photograph
				  would violate the applicant's sincerely held religious belief forbidding the
				  making of photo images.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 3 - Drivers' Licenses › Section 3.9 - Social security number

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(a) An
				  applicant for a license or a non-driver identification card or an applicant
				  renewing such a license or such identification card must submit his or her
				  social security number or provide proof that he/she is not eligible for a
				  social security number.
(b) The
				  failure of a person to submit his or her social security number or to provide
				  proof that he/she is not eligible for a social security number, as set forth in
				  subdivision (a) of this section, will disqualify such person from renewing such
				  license or identification card or obtaining such a license or identification
				  card.
(c) The acquisition of social
				  security numbers of such licensees and identification card holders will permit
				  the department to more accurately exchange driver's license data with police
				  agencies, other states and the Federal government. The social security number
				  submitted will not be printed on the driver's license or identification card
				  document. The social security number will not be a public record and will not
				  be made available to the public.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 4 - Learner's Permits › Section 4.1 - Use in road test area

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No person holding a learner's permit shall operate or drive
					 a motor vehicle in any area designated by the commissioner as a road test area
					 except for the purpose of taking a road test.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 4 - Learner's Permits › Section 4.2 - Prohibition against use of learners' permits on certain highways

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No person holding a learner's permit shall operate or drive
					 a motor vehicle on any street or highway as set forth in this section.
(a) Restricted highways in New York City.
(1) Any street located within a
				  park.
(2) All bridges and tunnels
				  under the jurisdiction of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 4 - Learner's Permits › Section 4.3 - Notice of prohibition

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Notification of restriction imposed under section
					 4.2 
					 of this Part shall be printed on a form attached to the learner's permit, and
					 such form shall be a part of the learner's permit. However, failure of the
					 permittee to have such form in his possession shall not constitute unlicensed
					 operation or presumptive evidence of unlicensed operation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 4 - Learner's Permits › Section 4.4 - Restrictions on class DJ and MJ learner permit operation

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(a) New York City. A class DJ or MJ learner
				  permit holder may not operate a motor vehicle in New York City except that the
				  holder of such permit may operate a motor vehicle within New York City from 5
				  a.m. to 9 p.m. when such person is under the supervision and control of a
				  driver education teacher or driving school instructor and such vehicle is
				  equipped with dual controls.
(b)
				  Nassau and Suffolk Counties. A class DJ or MJ learner permit holder may not
				  operate a motor vehicle in the counties of Nassau and Suffolk except that the
				  holder of such permit may operate a motor vehicle in Nassau and Suffolk
				  counties from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. when accompanied by a licensed parent, guardian
				  or one in a position of loco parentis, driver education teacher or driving
				  school instructor.
(c) In all other
				  areas of the state except the Counties of Suffolk and Nassau or the City of New
				  York. A class DJ or MJ learner permit holder may operate a motor vehicle:
(1) from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. under the immediate
				  supervision and control of a person at least 18 years of age who holds a
				  license valid in this State for the operation of the type of vehicle for which
				  the learner permit holder has made application to obtain;
(2) from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. only when
				  accompanied by a licensed parent, guardian, person in loco parentis, driver
				  education teacher or driving school instructor.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 5 - Vision Requirements And Periodic Vision Reexaminations › Section 5.1 - Introduction

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Subdivision (4) of section 502  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law provides
					 that the applicant for an original driver's license shall pass a vision test.
					 Subdivision (6) of section 502  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law provides
					 that the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall require each person holding a
					 license issued pursuant to article 19 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law to submit
					 to a vision reexamination upon each renewal of license to determine whether
					 such person meets the minimum vision standards. The minimum vision standards
					 for the issuance of an original or renewal driver license shall be the
					 same.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 5 - Vision Requirements And Periodic Vision Reexaminations › Section 5.2 - Definitions

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(a) Corrective
				  lens. A lens which corrects a refractive condition in the eye. A corrective
				  lens, as used in this Part, does not include telescopic lenses.
(b) Telescopic lens. A lens which is a
				  corrective lens and which uses magnification as the main means of obtaining
				  minimal visual acuity.
(c) Carrier
				  lens. A lens in which a telescopic device is mounted. It may or may not have a
				  refractive correction.
(d)
				  Statement. For the purposes of this Part, a statement submitted by an
				  optometrist, optician, physician assistant or registered nurse may only refer
				  to a nonmedical visual condition. A statement submitted by a licensed physician
				  or ophthalmologist may refer to a medical or nonmedical visual
				  condition.
(e) Test object size for
				  determining horizontal field of vision. The test object size for determining
				  the horizontal field of vision must be either a white 3mm size test object at a
				  one-half meter distance or a white 6mm size test object at a one-meter distance
				  or the equivalent angular size for any test distance.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter A - DRIVER LICENSING AND TRAINING › Part 5 - Vision Requirements And Periodic Vision Reexaminations › Section 5.3 - Minimum visual standards

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A person shall meet the minimum visual standards if he
					 meets one of the following standards and complies with the procedures as set
					 forth in section
					 5.4  of this
					 Part.
(a) He has a minimum visual
				  acuity of 20/40 (Snellen) in either or both eyes with or without corrective
				  lenses, as tested in accordance with section
				  5.4  of this
				  Part.
(b) He has a minimum visual
				  acuity of less than 20/40 but not less than 20/70 (Snellen) in either or both
				  eyes with corrective lenses and has a horizontal field of vision of no less
				  than 140 degrees as tested in accordance with section
				  5.4(b) 
				  of this Part.
(c) He has a minimum
				  visual acuity of 20/40 (Snellen) with telescopic lenses and 20/100 through the
				  carrier lenses in either or both eyes and has a horizontal field of vision of
				  no less than 140 degrees without the use of field expanders as tested in
				  accordance with section
				  5.4(c) 
				  of this Part.