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Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 94 - ALCOHOL HIGHWAY SAFETY SCHOOLS AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE PROGRAM COORDINATORS › Section 94.8 - Student records

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The DUI program coordinator or the coordinator's designee
						shall keep a complete student record on file for every student attending an
						AHSS.
(1)
Content of student
					 records.
A student record must include:
(i) A summary of fees remitted or payments
					 made in conjunction with the AHSS.
(ii) A record of the student's
					 attendance.
(iii) Court referral
					 documentation or referral recommendations, or both.
(iv) Any correspondence related to the
					 student.
(v) A copy of the
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
													1543(b)(1) (relating to
					 driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked) notification that is
					 signed and dated by the student.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 94 - ALCOHOL HIGHWAY SAFETY SCHOOLS AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE PROGRAM COORDINATORS › Section 94.10 - AHSS instructor qualification, selection, certification and recertification

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(a)
Qualifications.
Candidates for AHSS instructor certification
					 shall meet the following qualifications and requirements. The candidate shall:
(1) Be at least 21 years of age.
(2) Possess a bachelor's degree from an
					 accredited college or university.
(3) Possess a valid driver's
					 license.
(4) Attend and observe the
					 teaching of a complete 12 1/2 hour AHSS course cycle by a certified AHSS
					 instructor.
(5) Be sponsored by the
					 DUI program coordinator or the coordinator's designee of the county,
					 multicounty, judicial district, or group of counties combined under a single
					 DUI program, in which the candidate will be instructing.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 94 - ALCOHOL HIGHWAY SAFETY SCHOOLS AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE PROGRAM COORDINATORS › Section 94.11 - Suspension or revocation of certification

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The Department may, upon good cause shown, suspend or
						revoke the certification of an AHSS instructor and restrict or prohibit an
						instructor from participating in a DUI program. The written notice of
						suspension or revocation will include notice and an opportunity for
						administrative hearing under Chapter 491 (relating to administrative practice
						and procedure). This provision does not prevent any county, multicounty
						judicial district, or group of counties combined under a single DUI program
						from also taking appropriate action in response to claim of instructor
						disqualification or misconduct.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 94 - ALCOHOL HIGHWAY SAFETY SCHOOLS AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE PROGRAM COORDINATORS › Section 94.13 - Confidentiality

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The AHSS shall keep all student records confidential and
						may not disclose them to any person other than the student and the Department.
						This section does not apply to any notification to the sentencing court, county
						probation department or State Parole Board. An individual AHSS student may
						waive these rights by a written explicit and knowing waiver signed by the
						student in the presence of the DUI program coordinator or the coordinator's
						designee.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 94 - ALCOHOL HIGHWAY SAFETY SCHOOLS AND DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE PROGRAM COORDINATORS › Section 94.14 - Cost

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Cost of attendance at an AHSS shall be in addition to any
						other penalty required or allowed by law and shall be the responsibility of the
						attendee. The fee charged for attendance at an AHSS shall be determined
						independently by each county, multicounty judicial district, or group of
						counties combined under a single DUI program. A Statewide listing of the fee
						charged for AHSS in jurisdictions throughout this Commonwealth is available
						from the Department upon request at no charge. Prospective students of an AHSS
						may verify the fee for attendance by contacting the particular school for its
						fee schedule.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.1 - Purpose

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This chapter establishes guidelines relating to the sale,
						publication or disclosure of driver, vehicle and accident records and
						information to implement
						75 Pa.C.S. §§
												1955,
						1956,
						3747,
						3751(b), 3753(b) and
						6114(b) (relating to information concerning drivers and vehicles; certified
						copies of record; written report of accident by driver or owner; reports by
						police; Department to tabulate and analyze accident reports; and limitation on
						sale, publication and disclosure of records).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.2 - Requests pertaining to specific drivers, vehicles or accidents

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(a)
Information pertaining to vehicle security interests, judgment debtors
					 and driving records.
Information pertaining to vehicle security
					 interests, judgment debtors and driving records shall be available as follows:
(1) Vehicle security interest information;
					 driving records, including violations, convictions, points, suspensions,
					 revocations, Departmental actions, physical and other examinations, accident
					 involvement information and photocopies of driving record source documents;
					 and, information relating to the status of the registration and operating
					 privileges of a judgment debtor will be available only to:
(i) The owner or driver.
(ii) Persons authorized in writing by the
					 owner or driver.
(iii) Persons
					 authorized by court order.
(iv)
					 Federal, Commonwealth or local governmental agencies, including police, for use
					 in fulfilling legitimate governmental functions.
(v) Persons who have filed a statement
					 acceptable to the Department, certifying the intended use of the record. In the
					 case of driving records, the statement shall be notarized, and shall indicate a
					 legitimate business need for the driving record in connection with a business
					 transaction involving the driver within the meaning of the Fair Credit
					 Reporting Act (15 U.S.C.A.
					 §§
														1681-1681t).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.3 - Requests for compilations of data and statistical information

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(a)
Availability.
Compilations of data and statistical information
					 will be made available at the discretion of the Department, based on the
					 Department's evaluation of the public interest served by the requested
					 compilation and the ability of the Department to provide the data without undue
					 interference with mandated Department functions.
(b)
Fee.
A compilation will
					 be priced on the basis of the cost to the Department of compiling the requested
					 data, including authorized overhead charges except when the Department, at its
					 discretion, disseminates the information in the public interest at no
					 charge.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.4 - Highway safety reports

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(a)
Availability.
Reports prepared specifically for the internal
					 use of the Department in supporting highway safety programs and based, in part,
					 on confidential information-such as, indepth accident reports-will be available
					 only to:
(1) Governmental agencies for
					 accident prevention purposes on highway safety research.
(2) Persons determined by the Department to
					 be involved in accident-prevention or highway safety research
					 programs.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.5 - Procedures

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(a)
Compliance.
Requests for information shall be made in
					 compliance with procedures prescribed by the Department, and, when applicable,
					 on Department forms.
(b)
Fees.
Requests for information shall be accompanied by the
					 applicable fee, unless an account has been established with the Department. If
					 for any reason a request cannot be processed, no refund will be made; when the
					 requestor has an established account, the account of the requestor will be
					 charged.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.6 - Special exemption from fees

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When disclosure of driver, vehicle or accident
						information is determined by the Department to be necessary in the interest of
						protecting the health, and safety of residents of this Commonwealth or other
						states or nations, the Department may exempt the requesting party from any or
						all fees.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 95 - SALE, PUBLICATION, OR DISCLOSURE OF DRIVER, VEHICLE AND ACCIDENT RECORDS AND INFORMATION › Section 95.7 - Penalties

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A requesting party found to have wilfully violated this
						chapter will be denied further access to the information mentioned in this
						chapter for a period as will be determined at a Departmental
						hearing.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 97 - PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEDERAL HEAVY VEHICLE USE TAX › Section 97.1 - Purpose

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This chapter establishes rules and procedures governing
						the issuance and renewal of registration for motor vehicles which have a
						Federal taxable gross weight of at least 55,000 pounds under the Surface
						Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 (Pub. L. 97-424, 96 Stat. 2097) and
						26 CFR
						41.6001-2 (relating to proof of payment for
						state registration purposes).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 97 - PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEDERAL HEAVY VEHICLE USE TAX › Section 97.2 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
Agricultural vehicle
-A vehicle used
						primarily in connection with cultivating the soil, or raising or harvesting an
						agricultural or horticultural commodity, including the raising, shearing,
						feeding, caring for, training and management of livestock, bees, poultry and
						fur-bearing animals and wildlife. As used in this definition "primarily" means
						more than 1/2 of all mileage.
Applicant
-A person, as defined in
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												102
						(relating to definitions), in whose name application for vehicle registration
						is filed.
Bureau
-Bureau of Motor Vehicles of the
						Department of Transportation.
Heavy vehicle use tax
-A tax imposed by
						the United States (Pub. L. 97-424, 96 Stat. 2177) on vehicles with a taxable
						gross weight of at least 55,000 pounds.
Logging vehicle
-A vehicle used
						exclusively to transport products harvested from a forested site, which may
						include timber which has been processed for commercial use by sawing into
						lumber, chipping or other milling operations if the processing occurs prior to
						transportation from the forested site.
Registered gross weight
-The maximum
						gross weight at which a vehicle or combination is registered in this
						Commonwealth to operate on a highway.
Taxable gross weight
-The sum of:
(i) The actual unloaded weight of the
					 vehicle.
(ii) The actual unloaded
					 weight of a trailer or semitrailer used in combination with the
					 vehicle.
(iii) The weight of the
					 maximum load carried on the vehicle and on a trailer or semitrailer used in
					 combination with the vehicle.
Vehicle
-A truck, truck tractor or bus
						with a registered gross weight of at least 55,000 pounds.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 97 - PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEDERAL HEAVY VEHICLE USE TAX › Section 97.3 - Vehicle registration

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(a)
General rule
. Application for registration of a vehicle
					 subject to the heavy vehicle use tax shall be accompanied by proof of payment
					 of the tax as follows:
(1) When the vehicle
					 is owned by the applicant for a period of at least 60 days.
(2) When the vehicle registration is to be
					 renewed.
(3) When the registration
					 plate being transferred to the vehicle is to be renewed.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 97 - PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEDERAL HEAVY VEHICLE USE TAX › Section 97.4 - Proof of payment

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(a)
Documents
. The following documents are acceptable as proof of
					 payment of the heavy vehicle use tax:
(1) An
					 Internal Revenue Service Form 2290, Schedule 1, validated by the Internal
					 Revenue Service.
(2) A completed
					 but unvalidated Internal Revenue Service Form 2290, Schedule 1, accompanied by
					 a copy of both sides of the cancelled check made payable to the Internal
					 Revenue Service.
(3) A letter from
					 the Internal Revenue Service verifying that the tax has been paid.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 97 - PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEDERAL HEAVY VEHICLE USE TAX › Section 97.5 - Agricultural and logging vehicles

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Upon the initial registration of a vehicle as an
						agricultural vehicle or a logging vehicle, the application for registration
						shall be accompanied by the appropriate form, furnished by the Department,
						containing a declaration by the owner of the use of the vehicle as an
						agricultural vehicle or a logging vehicle, as the case may be. Upon registering
						a vehicle as an agricultural vehicle or a logging vehicle, the Department will
						indicate that fact in its registration records.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article V - Fees › Chapter 97 - PROOF OF PAYMENT OF FEDERAL HEAVY VEHICLE USE TAX › Section 97.6 - Grounds for refusing registration

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The Department will refuse to issue registration or
						renewal of registration for owners or operators of motor vehicles, unless
						exempted, having a registered gross weight of 55,000 pounds or more that fail
						to meet the conditions or requirements prescribed by this
						chapter.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 101 - AUTHORIZING APPROPRIATELY ATTIRED PERSONS TO DIRECT, CONTROL OR REGULATE TRAFFIC › Section 101.1 - Purpose

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This chapter indicates those persons, other than persons
						enumerated in
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3102
						(relating to obedience to authorized persons directing traffic), who are
						authorized to direct, control or regulate traffic, and prescribes minimum
						appropriate attire.
The provisions of this §
													101.1 amended under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														3102 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 101 - AUTHORIZING APPROPRIATELY ATTIRED PERSONS TO DIRECT, CONTROL OR REGULATE TRAFFIC › Section 101.2 - Persons authorized to direct traffic

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Subject to §
											212.2 (relating to adoption of
						Federal standards), which incorporates the Federal Highway Administration's
						Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, available at
http://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov
, the
						following persons are authorized to direct, control or regulate traffic:
(1) Traffic control persons on utility,
					 maintenance or construction projects.
(2) Adult school crossing guards for
					 assisting school children across busy or hazardous highways or for assisting
					 the ingress or egress of vehicles to and from a school.
(3) Railroad crossing guards at railroad
					 grade crossings, for purposes of stopping vehicular traffic to permit the safe
					 passage of trains.
(4) Civil
					 defense, National Guard and military police while performing their regular
					 duties or during National or local emergencies.
(5) Personnel of emergency organizations such
					 as fire departments, hospitals, river rescue associations, ambulance
					 associations and personnel of emergency vehicles designated by the State Police
					 under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												6106
					 (relating to designation of emergency vehicles by the Pennsylvania State
					 Police) while performing their duties.
(6) Highway service vehicle personnel of tow
					 trucks and road service vehicles.
(7) Department of Conservation and Natural
					 Resources personnel while performing their official duties.
(8) Persons controlling traffic at authorized
					 parades, processions or other public assemblies.
(9) Persons assisting to improve highway
					 safety by the directing, control or regulation of traffic volumes created by
					 the ingress or egress to or from a commercial, industrial, manufacturing,
					 agricultural, or natural resource or mineral extraction operation.
The provisions of this §
													101.2 amended under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														3102 and
						  6103.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
													101.3 (relating to minimum
						  attire); and 67 Pa. Code §
													101.4 (relating to
						  emergencies).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 101 - AUTHORIZING APPROPRIATELY ATTIRED PERSONS TO DIRECT, CONTROL OR REGULATE TRAFFIC › Section 101.3 - Minimum attire

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This section sets forth the minimum standards for
						high-visibility safety attire for authorized persons directing, controlling or
						regulating traffic so that they are more easily distinguishable. Appropriately
						attired persons including authorized persons directing, controlling or
						regulating traffic as identified in §
											101.2 (relating to persons
						authorized to direct traffic) shall wear high-visibility safety attire that is
						intended to provide conspicuity during daytime and nighttime usage and that
						meets the requirements of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
						incorporated by §
											212.2 (relating to adoption of
						Federal standards).
The provisions of this §
													101.3 amended under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														3102 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 101 - AUTHORIZING APPROPRIATELY ATTIRED PERSONS TO DIRECT, CONTROL OR REGULATE TRAFFIC › Section 101.4 - Emergencies

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(a) A person at the
					 scene of an emergency may temporarily direct traffic, with or without being
					 properly attired, until an authorized person as identified in §
											101.2 (relating to persons
					 authorized to direct traffic) or
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												3102
					 (relating to obedience to authorized persons directing traffic)
					 arrives.
(b) An emergency as used
					 in subsection (a) means an unplanned or unforeseen incident that warrants an
					 immediate action to direct, control or regulate traffic to minimize threats to
					 public health or public safety.
The provisions of this §
													101.4 amended under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														3102 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 102 - CHILD PASSENGER PROTECTION › Section 102.101 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
Child booster seat
-A belt positioning
						seat designed and manufactured to meet Federal motor vehicle safety standards
						in 49 CFR
						571.213 (relating to child restraint systems)
						to position a child to properly sit in a Federally- approved safety seat belt
						system.
Child passenger restraint system
-
(i) A device or system to enhance the safety
					 of children in motor vehicles which is designed and manufactured for use in
					 motor vehicles equipped with a safety seat belt system and which meets the
					 Federal motor vehicle safety standards in
					 49 CFR
					 571.213.
(ii) The term includes a child booster
					 seat.
Department
-The Department of
						Transportation of the Commonwealth.
Safety seat belt system
-Any strap,
						webbing or similar device designed to secure a person in a motor vehicle to
						mitigate the results of any accident, including buckles, fasteners and all
						installation hardware as specified by
						49 CFR
						571.209 (relating to Standard No. 209; seat
						belt assemblies).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 102 - CHILD PASSENGER PROTECTION › Section 102.102 - Physical criteria for use of child passenger restraint system

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(a)
General
					 criteria.
Children under 4 years of age shall be securely fastened in
					 a safety seat belt system and a child passenger restraint system appropriate
					 for their height and weight in accordance with the recommendations of the
					 manufacturer. Children 4 years of age but younger than 8 years of age shall be
					 securely fastened in a safety seat belt system and an appropriately fitting
					 child booster seat in accordance with the recommendations of the
					 manufacturer.
(b)
Exemption
					 based on child's weight or height, or on vehicle characteristics.
Exemption from the general criteria in subsection (a) is as follows:
(1) Children 4 years of age but younger than
					 8 years of age who weigh less than 40 pounds may, in lieu of use of a booster
					 seat, be securely fastened in a child passenger restraint system appropriate
					 for their height and weight in accordance with the recommendations of the
					 manufacturer.
(2) Children 4 years
					 of age but younger than 8 years of age riding in a passenger position in the
					 vehicle which was not originally equipped with a shoulder safety seat belt
					 shall be fastened in the safety seat belt system without the use of a child
					 booster seat or may be fastened in a child passenger restraint system
					 appropriate for their height and weight in accordance with the recommendations
					 of the manufacturer.
(3) Children 4
					 years of age but younger than 8 years of age who weigh more than 80 pounds or
					 who are of a height of 4 feet 9 inches or taller may be fastened in the safety
					 seat belt system without the use of a child booster seat.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 102 - CHILD PASSENGER PROTECTION › Section 102.103 - Medical exemption from use of child passenger restraint system

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(a) Exemption from
					 the use of a child passenger restraint system for medical reasons may be
					 obtained upon written certification by a physician that use of a child
					 passenger restraint system is impractical. The certification must be made on a
					 form developed by the Department which will require the following information:
(1) The physician's name and practice
					 address.
(2) The date the form was
					 completed.
(3) The name, age and
					 weight of the child.
(4) The
					 medical or physical reasons that the use of a particular child passenger
					 restraint system or systems is impractical.
(5) A recommendation of the type of passenger
					 restraint the child should be fastened into or a statement that no appropriate
					 passenger restraint system is known.
(6) A recommendation regarding the length of
					 time the exemption should extend, or a statement of the conditions under which
					 the exemption should be lifted.
(7)
					 Other information deemed relevant by the physician, such as whether the child
					 can be fastened into the child passenger restraint system but for only limited
					 periods of time.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 104 - SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES › Section 104.1 - Purpose

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This chapter establishes standards for school bus loading
						zones along highways in accordance with
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3345(h) (relating to meeting
						or overtaking school bus).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 104 - SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES › Section 104.2 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
Local authorities
-County, municipal and
						other local boards and bodies having authority to enact laws relating to
						traffic.
Separate roadway
-One roadway of a
						highway divided into two or more roadways and so constructed as to impede
						vehicular traffic between the roadways by providing a physical barrier or a
						clearly indicated dividing section; pavement markings or singing divisors
						between the roadways may not be construed as creating separate
						roadways.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 104 - SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES › Section 104.3 - Standards

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(a)
Off-roadway loading zones.
A school bus loading zone should be
					 established off the roadway whenever possible, provided the following items are
					 satisfied:
(1) There is an area of sufficient
					 width to safely accommodate both the bus and students.
(2) Students to be received or discharged
					 either reside or walk to or from the loading zone on the same side of the
					 roadway as the loading zone or are afforded the protection of a traffic signal,
					 stop sign, uniformed police officer, or other appropriately attired person-such
					 as a school crossing guard-authorized to direct, control or regulate
					 traffic.
(3) The loading zone can
					 withstand daily use by a school bus.
(4) If the loading zone is on private
					 property, permission is obtained from the owner or other person in charge or
					 possession of the property.
(5) If
					 the loading zone is within the highway right-of-way, approval is obtained from
					 the local authorities.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter A - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 105.1 - Purpose

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This chapter governs the calibrating and testing of
						  mechanical, electrical and electronic speed-timing devices by stations
						  appointed by the Department.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter B - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (RADAR) › Section 105.11 - Reserved

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Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter B - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (RADAR) › Section 105.12 - Reserved

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Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter B - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (RADAR) › Section 105.12a - Application of subchapter

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This subchapter governs the calibration and testing of
						  electronic devices-RADAR-for use only by members of the State Police, under
						  75 Pa.C.S. §
													3368(c)(2) (relating to
						  speed timing devices).
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter B - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (RADAR) › Section 105.13 - Operation of maintenance and calibration stations

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(a)
Maintenance and
						calibration.
Maintenance and calibration of electronic devices shall
						be provided, as necessary, upon notice by the State Police.
(b)
Hours.
Stations for the
						maintenance and calibration of electronic devices shall be operated during a
						regular work week Monday through Friday during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5
						p.m.
(c)
Personnel.
Every station for the maintenance and calibration
						of electronic devices shall employ on a full time basis:
(1) An electrical engineer.
(2) An associate engineer, or technician who
						possesses a valid FCC Radio Telephone or Radio Telegraph License-General, First
						or Second Class.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter B - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (RADAR) › Section 105.14 - Required equipment

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The following equipment is required for the operation
						  of a maintenance and calibration station. Suitable manufacturers and model
						  numbers are listed, however, equivalent equipment or an alternative technique
						  approved by the Communications Division, State Police is acceptable:
(1) Power supply-Hewlett Packard Model
						6177C.
(2) Frequency
						counter-Hewlett Packard Model 5314A.
(3) Power Meter and Thermistor Mounts-Hewlett
						Packard Models 432A, X486A and K486A.
(4) Multimeter-Hewlett Packard Model
						410C.
(5) AC Voltmeter-Hewlett
						Packard Model 400D or Leader Model LMV-181A.
(6) Function Generator-Hewlett Packard Model
						3311A.
(7) Variable
						Attenuators-Hewlett Packard Models X382A and K382A.
(8) RF Absorption Chamber-See Appendix A,
						Figure 1.
(9) Frequency
						Counter-Hewlett Packard Models 5342A or 5343A.
(10) Calibrated Antennas-Narda Models 638 and
						640.
(11) Coaxial Adapters-Narda
						Models 4601 and 4608B.
(12) Pin
						Diode Switch-General Microwave F9114.
(13) Microphone-Electrovoice 631A.
(14) 4 Watt HF or VHF-AM Modulated Signal
						Source.
(15) Base Loaded Whip
						Antenna Tuned to paragraph (14).
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter B - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (RADAR) › Section 105.15 - Calibration and testing procedure

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(a)
General.
An electronic device shall be calibrated and tested
						as follows:
(1)
Power output.
Relative power output shall be measured in the following manner:
(i) Adjust dc power supply to 13.6
						vdc.
(ii) With equipment still
						connected as in Appendix A, Figure 2, position (1), position antenna system
						along each axis for maximum coupling. Simultaneously increase attenuation to
						avoid overloading the thermister amount.
(iii) Adjust microwave variable attenuator
						for maximum attenuation and then calibrate microwave power meter.
(iv) Reduce attenuation until microwave power
						meter reads 0 dB.
(v) Calculate
						power output taking into consideration the gain of the horn, and attenuation of
						the microwave variable attenuator, added algebraically with the power level
						indicated on the power meter.
Example:
Attenuator
33.6 dB
Power Meter Reading
0.0 dB
______
33.6 dB
Gain of Horn
-16.7 dB
Relative Power
______
16.9 dB
= 48.98.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter C - SPEEDOMETERS › Section 105.31 - Appointment of speedometer testing station

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(a)
Application.
Application
						for appointment as a speedometer testing station or mobile testing unit to be
						operated by a speedometer testing station shall be made on a form provided by
						the Department and submitted for each speedometer testing station and each
						mobile testing unit to be operated by a speedometer testing station.
(b)
Applicant.
Each
						applicant intending to be appointed as a speedometer testing station or mobile
						testing unit to be operated by a speedometer testing station that is not a
						business entity, including a sole proprietor or partner in a general or limited
						partnership, shall be at least 18 years of age.
(c)
Place of business.
An
						applicant shall have an established place of business properly equipped to
						conduct speedometer tests and repairs or to operate as an approved mobile
						testing unit.
(d)
Certificate of Appointment.
A speedometer testing station and
						each mobile testing unit operated by a speedometer testing station shall
						prominently display a valid Certificate of Appointment provided by the
						Department.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter C - SPEEDOMETERS › Section 105.32 - Operation of speedometer testing station

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(a)
Testing and repair.
Testing and repair of speedometers shall be provided, as necessary, upon notice
						by the police.
(b)
Hours.
Speedometer testing stations shall be open for
						business, at a minimum, Monday through Friday during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5
						p.m., except for legal holidays or alternative business hours approved in
						writing by the Department.
(c)
Personnel.
A speedometer testing station shall employ at least
						one technician certified as follows:
(1) An
						application of a technician for certification shall be made on a form provided
						by the Department.
(2) The
						applicant shall present proof of education or experience in the testing and
						repair of speedometers.
(3) The
						applicant shall be at least 18 years of age.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter C - SPEEDOMETERS › Section 105.33 - Required equipment

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(a)
Items.
A speedometer testing station or mobile testing unit
						shall have sufficient tools to make repairs or adjustments and one or more of
						the following required equipment:
(1) A
						dynamometer of a type approved by the Department.
(2) A Speed-Master Quartz Speedometer
						Tester.
(3) A 650-H-1
						Stewart-Warner Speedometer Calibrator with adaptive equipment needed to operate
						this device or any device.
(4) Any
						equipment or alternative technique approved by the Department and published in
						the
Pennsylvania Bulletin
.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter C - SPEEDOMETERS › Section 105.34 - Manner of testing speedometers

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(a)
Accuracy.
A speedometer shall be tested for accuracy and, if
						necessary, repaired and adjusted to obtain the greatest possible degree of
						accuracy. Testing shall be conducted in accordance with the following:
(1) Testing equipment and alternative
						techniques set forth in or approved in accordance with §
													105.33 (relating to required
						equipment) shall be used.
(2)
						Testing shall occur using manufacturer's specifications and
						procedures.
(3) It is necessary to
						have a measured or surveyed calibration course laid out and properly marked
						when using a technique that requires a calibration course for
						testing.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.51 - Reserved

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Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.52 - Reserved

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Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.52a - Application of subchapter

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This subchapter governs the calibrating and testing of
						  electronic devices-nonradar-which measure elapsed time between two sensors, for
						  use by a police officer, under
						  75 Pa.C.S. §
													3368(c)(3) (relating to
						  speed timing devices).
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.53 - Operation of maintenance and calibration stations

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(a)
Maintenance and
						calibration.
Maintenance and calibration of electronic devices
						governed by this subchapter shall be provided, as necessary, upon request by
						local police.
(b)
Hours.
Stations for the maintenance and calibration of
						electronic devices shall be operated during a regular work week, Monday through
						Friday during the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(c)
Personnel.
A station for
						the maintenance and calibration of electronic devices shall employ on a
						full-time basis:
(1) An electrical engineer or
						metrologist.
(2) An associate
						engineer, associate metrologist or technician.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.54 - Calibration forms

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Certificates of accuracy, provided by the Department,
						  shall be filed for electronic devices calibrated and tested as follows:
(1) Original and duplicate shall accompany
						electronic device.
(2) One
						duplicate copy shall be retained by the maintenance and calibration station for
						at least 2 years.
(3) A duplicate
						copy, executed and signed in the same manner as the original, has the same
						force and effect as the original.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.55 - Testing forms

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Technical data forms, provided by the Department, shall
						  be filed for electronic devices tested as follows:
(1) One original shall accompany the
						electronic device.
(2) One
						duplicate copy shall be retained by the maintenance and calibration station for
						at least 2 years.
(3) A duplicate
						copy, executed and signed in the same manner as the original, has the same
						force and effect as the original.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter D - ELECTRONIC DEVICES (NONRADAR) WHICH MEASURE ELAPSED TIME BETWEEN TWO SENSORS › Section 105.56 - Manner of calibration and testing

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(a)
Electrical Speed-Timing
						System
-Manufactured by Richard Hageman, 98 South Penn Dixie Road,
						Nazareth, Pennsylvania. Calibration requirements are as follows:
(1)
Required equipment.
The
						following equipment or equivalent substitute equipment is required for
						calibration:
(i) USM 207 Universal
						Counter.
(ii) STALO
						E1010V.
(iii) Miscellaneous test
						leads.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter E - STOPWATCHES › Section 105.71 - Approved stopwatches

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The following types of stopwatches are approved by the
						  Department for use in timing the rate of speed of vehicles:
(1)
Mechanical stopwatches.
A mechanical stopwatch shall comply with the following standards:
(i) The face shall be fully graduated, with
						minimum graduations of 1/5 second.
(ii) The stopwatch shall be accurate to the
						equivalent of plus or minus 15 seconds per 24-hour period.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article VI - Operation of Vehicles › Chapter 105 - MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC SPEED-TIMING DEVICES › Subchapter E - STOPWATCHES › Section 105.72 - Equipment approval procedure

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To obtain approval of a type of stopwatch, a laboratory
						  report indicating that the type of stopwatch has been tested in accordance with
						  this subchapter and meets the standards in §
												105.71 (relating to approved
						  stopwatches) shall be submitted to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Vehicle
						  Control Division, Post Office Box 8697, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
						  17105.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
														105a.4 (relating to system and
							 speed timing device use and
							 certification).