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South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-003.2 - Value Added Network (VAN) Data Communication

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Insurers may select the VAN option. Insurers using the VAN
				option will have to set up mailboxes and communications. Insurers utilizing the
				VAN option will be required to pay an additional fee which will be placed by
				the Comptroller General into a special restricted account to be used by the
				Department to defray its expenses in administering this
				program.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-003.3 - Web Data Communication

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
For low reporting volumes, insurers may prefer the option of
				entering data directly on the SC ALIR System's secure website. All registered
				users will have the ability to submit data over the web. However only users
				that have selected Web as the communication option will be able to retrieve
				Error Transactions via the web. After insurers have successfully registered,
				they will be provided with a unique user name and password to access the secure
				website. The confidentiality and continued security of the username and
				password will be the insurer's responsibility.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-004 - File Formatting Options

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Insurers submitting data using FTP will have the option of
				submitting either text or EDI files. Insurers using the VAN will only be able
				to submit EDI files. The file formatting option will be selected during
				registration.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-004.1 - Electronic Data Interchange Documents

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The SC ALIR System supports the American National Standards
				Institute, Accredited Standards Committee (ANSI ASC) X12 Standard, Transaction
				Sets 811 and 997, Release 3050. This standard has been identified for use in
				state government ALIR applications by insurance industry trade groups such as
				the Insurance Industry Committee on Motor Vehicle Administration (IICMVA) and
				is already in use by some other state DMVs for Automobile Insurance Liability
				Reporting.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-004.2 - Text Documents

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Insurers will have the alternative of using Text data
				interchange with the SC ALIR System. A Text data interchange format will be
				specified to support the needs of the SC ALIR System.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-005 - Data Security

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. FTP
The SC ALIR System will implement FTP using a Secured Sockets
				Layer (SSL) enabled FTP server and a PGP option will also be provided. An SSL
				enabled FTP client is required to exchange files with the server. The SC ALIR
				Program will supply an SSL enabled FTP client for the Microsoft Windows family
				of operating systems on request of any insurer.
B. Web
All data submitted/retrieved over the web will also be
				encrypted using SSL.
C. VAN
The Value Added Network is a private network that ensures data
				security.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-006 - Types of Transactions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A.
			 Insurers will report the following types of transactions:
(1) All mid-term non-pay
			 cancellations.
(2) All mid term
			 cancellations where an insured requests cancellation of the policy before the
			 policy has expired.
(a) The following
			 instances in this category DO NOT need to be reported:
(1) The insured produces satisfactory proof
			 from the Department that he has sold or otherwise disposed of the insured
			 vehicle or surrendered its tags and registration;
(2) The insured has secured another policy
			 that meets the financial responsibility requirements prescribed in the
			 law;
(3) The insured has sold a
			 vehicle previously covered and is switching coverage to a newly purchased
			 vehicle (Drop/Add transaction)
(3) All non-renewals for underwriting reasons
			 by the insurer.
(4) All FR4a
			 compliance transactions for new/renewed policies that have been
			 added/reinstated in response to FR-4 notices (Compliance Reporting).
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-007 - Types of Policies

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Only private
			 passenger automobile liability policies for vehicles registered and insured in
			 South Carolina will be reported.
B.
			 No commercial vehicle policies will be reported.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-009 - Implementation Guide

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The Implementation Guide will be revised as necessary, upon
				recommendation of the Working Group. Insurers will be provided with a minimum
				of ninety days notification of changes to the Implementation
				Guide.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-010 - Compliance Reporting

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Insurers or agencies must begin reporting compliance
				transactions electronically with the implementation of these regulations.
				Insurers have the option of reporting these transactions through the insurer's
				own system, or by allowing their agencies to report individual transactions
				using the SC-ALIR website.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-010.1 - Reporting Options for Compliance Reporting

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Insurers. If the insurer-level option is
			 chosen, insurers have the option of using any SC-ALIR reporting methods to
			 report these transactions (also referred to as FR4a transactions) on the
			 insurer level. Reference the South Carolina Automobile Liability Insurance
			 Reporting (SC ALIR) System Implementation Guide for Insurance Companies,
			 (section dealing with compliance transactions).
B. Agencies. If agencies report compliance
			 transactions on behalf of insurers, insurance agencies may report individual
			 compliance transactions after registering on the SC-ALIR website. Complete
			 registration details can be found in the South Carolina Automobile Liability
			 Insurance Reporting (SC ALIR) System - Supplemental Information Guide for
			 Agencies - Agency Reporting.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-011 - Frequency of Reporting

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Notices
			 of Cancellation/Refusal to Renew (FR4). Insurers must submit cancellation
			 transactions using the SC ALIR system on an as-needed basis, as frequently as
			 required to ensure that DMV receives notice of cancellation immediately after
			 the insurer determines the customer to be ineligible for reinstatement,
			 according to the insurer's own business practices.
(1) If no cancellations are processed within
			 a given reporting month, insurers must transmit a "no activity" report at least
			 once within a 30-day period.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 1 - MOTORIST INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION DATABASE › Section 90-012 - Other Types of Transactions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The Working Group may direct that enhancements be made to the
				SC ALIR system that would allow insurers or agencies to report other types of
				insurance or compliance transactions. Details of these enhancements will be
				documented in Supplementary Implementation Guides that will be available to
				insurers and their agencies through posting on the SC ALIR website. The website
				address is
www.sc-alir.com
.
Insurers will be provided with a minimum of ninety days
				notification of changes to the Implementation Guide.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-101 - Applicability

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. The purpose of
			 this Article is to set forth minimum standards for safety, quality, and
			 effectiveness of all licensed South Carolina Driver Training Schools.
B. With regard to the licensing and
			 regulation of Truck Driver Training Schools, the Department adopts all
			 applicable rules, regulations, and standards promulgated by the United States
			 Department of Transportation for all Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)
			 programs, as set forth under Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part
			 380, subparts (A) through (G), including Appendices A through F, Parts 382-385,
			 and amendments thereto, Parts 390-399 and amendments thereto, as applicable,
			 and Parts 171-180, including amendments, as applicable. South Carolina Truck
			 Driver Training Schools must comply with all applicable ELDT program
			 requirements referenced above, as well as meet any additional requirements set
			 forth under the South Carolina Code of Laws or South Carolina Code of
			 Regulations relating to Truck Driver Training Schools.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-102 - Driver Training School License Minimum Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. The Department shall not issue a driving
			 school license to any applicant unless:
(1)
			 The driver training school is a permanent business located in this State as
			 described by these rules and regulations;
(2) The applicant applying for the driving
			 training school license is authorized to do business in this State, and all
			 licensed driver training schools must make all school and training records and
			 facilities available for inspection upon request by the Department during
			 normal business hours; Records must be maintained by the driver training school
			 for at least three (3) years.
(3)
			 The driver training school employs or contracts with at least one individual
			 listed on the Training Provider Registry who holds an instructor permit issued
			 by the Department and who provides driving instruction for the
			 school;
(4) Each applicant
			 associated with a driver training school (owner, partner, or officer) is at
			 least twenty-one years of age; and
(5) Each applicant holds a valid South
			 Carolina driver's license as defined in Section
			 56-1-20,
			 56-1-2030
			 (commercial), or a license of a foreign jurisdiction that is equivalent to the
			 license for which the instructor is providing driver training.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-103 - Driving School Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Every application for a driving school license and every
				driving school license renewal application must be accompanied by:
A. A sample copy of the record of agreement
			 or contract to be used between student(s) and school;
B. An outline of the services to be performed
			 by the licensee;
C. Samples of
			 forms or receipts used by the school;
D. A schedule of fees for
			 instruction;
E. A complete list of
			 manuals of instruction, course outlines, and other teaching materials used by
			 the school to be made available upon request by the Department;
F. A complete list of all owners and those
			 responsible for the day-to-day operation of the school, classes and students.
			 Complete nationwide criminal background check of all managers upon initial
			 certification. Any changes in ownership of a twenty-five percent or more
			 requires a new application to be filed with the Department within fifteen days.
			 Any changes in management personnel must be reported to the Department within
			 fifteen days of the change, along with submission of any new applications and
			 complete nationwide criminal background checks for any new instructors. All
			 management personnel are subject to self-reporting of criminal convictions, and
			 shall be subject to review and disqualification for just cause;
G. Copies of all applicable business
			 licenses; and
H. Any applicable
			 fees.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-104 - Driver Training School License Application

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. If the application for a driving school
			 license is made by an individual, it must be signed by the individual. If the
			 application is made by a partnership, the application must be signed by a
			 general partner. If the application is made by a corporation or LLC, the
			 application must be signed by an authorized corporate officer.
B. Driving school licenses are not
			 transferable.
C. No application for
			 a driver training school will be accepted if the applicant has adopted any name
			 similar to the name of an already licensed driver training school or if the
			 applicant has adopted any name similar to any state or national organization.
			 Use of the words "South Carolina" or "South Carolina State" in any driver
			 training school's name is prohibited.
D. The application must be subscribed under
			 oath. Each licensed driver training school, excluding duly accredited public
			 colleges and public high schools, also must maintain a corporate surety bond in
			 the amount of ten thousand ($10,000.00) dollars. The bond must be conditioned
			 to provide indemnification for tuition loss to:
1) any Student determined by a court of
			 competent jurisdiction to have suffered a loss of tuition as a result of
			 material violation of law or this regulation;
2) a school ceases operation prior to a
			 Student Successfully Completing; or
3) the loss of a school license as a result
			 of final Department action.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-105 - Driver Training School Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. No driving school may be licensed by the
			 Department unless it maintains personal injury and property damage liability
			 insurance on all motor vehicles owned or operated in driving instruction on
			 public roads or personal injury liability insurance on all motor vehicles owned
			 or operated in driving instruction on non-public roads, while used in driving
			 instruction on public roads, insuring the liability of the driving school, its
			 certified driving instructors, and any person taking driving instructions, and
			 any passengers within the vehicle.
B. Any insurance policy issued under
			 subsection A must be in the name of the driver training school, its owner or a
			 certified driving instructor with the school.
C. If licensed only for classroom
			 instruction, liability insurance is not required.
D. A certificate of insurance, signed by the
			 insurer or insurance carrier, as required, evidencing that a policy has been
			 issued for the vehicles used in driving instruction listed on the policy
			 containing as a minimum description of the vehicles, the make, model, year, and
			 serial number or the vehicle identification number of vehicle or must
			 specifically state that it is a "fleet" policy. The Department must be listed
			 in the policy as an additional insured. The certificate must be submitted with
			 each application filed for an original or renewal driving school license and
			 upon the request of the Department.
E. If any policy of liability insurance is
			 canceled by the insurance company, the insurance company and the driving school
			 must immediately notify the Department in writing of the cancellation. The
			 notification of cancellation of insurance shall be addressed to Compliance
			 Reporting, South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles, Post Office Box 1498,
			 Blythewood, South Carolina, 29016-1498. The driver training school must cease
			 to use any motor vehicle to conduct driver training or instruction if that
			 vehicle is covered by the policy that has been cancelled.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-106 - Driver Training School Instructor Qualifications

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Every person, in order to qualify as an
			 instructor for a driving school, in addition to meeting all applicable federal
			 ELDT driver training requirements for commercial driving instructors, must, at
			 the time of application, meet the following requirements:
(1) Be at least twenty-one years of
			 age;
(2) Hold a valid South
			 Carolina driver's license as defined in Section
			 56-1-20,
			 56-1-2030
			 (commercial), or a license of a foreign jurisdiction that is equivalent to the
			 license for which the instructor is providing driver training on public roads.
			 Any instructor may provide driver training without a current driver's license
			 on non-public roads, so long as the instructor is otherwise qualified to
			 provide the instruction.
(3) Submit
			 a complete nationwide criminal background check to the Department that shows no
			 convictions within the last ten years for: a felony, or for crimes involving
			 fraudulent or dishonest activity. The Department may deny an instructor permit
			 to:
(a) anyone convicted within the past ten
			 years of criminal domestic violence;
(b) anyone listed on the Sex Offender
			 Registry,
(c) anyone having been
			 declared a habitual offender, or
(d) anyone convicted of contributing to the
			 delinquency of a minor.
(4) Have no revocations, cancellations or
			 suspensions of driving privileges in the three (3) years immediately preceding
			 the date of application;
(5) Have
			 no convictions for traffic offenses involving moving violations totaling six
			 (6) points in the year immediately preceding the date of application;
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-107 - Driving Instructor Permit

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A.
			 Every driving instructor must possess a permit issued by the Department which
			 indicates the full name of the instructor and the full name of the driving
			 training school employing or under contract with the instructor.
B. A driving instructor's permit will be
			 valid only when the instructor is employed by or under contract with a licensed
			 driving school(s), and only at the driving school(s) indicated on the
			 license.
C. All truck driving
			 instructors must complete the eligibility training requirements set forth under
			 49
			 CFR,§
									380.703, for certification and
			 inclusion into the Training Provider Registry.
D. Every driving instructor must carry the
			 permit upon his or her person at all times when engaged in conducting driving
			 instruction in a motor vehicle. Upon request, the permitted driving instructor
			 must display the permit to any student taking instruction and to any law
			 enforcement officer or employee or agent of the Department.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-108 - Motor Vehicles Operated by Driver Training Schools

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Every motor vehicle operated by a driver
			 training school must be properly owned, leased, or rented in the name of the
			 driver training school or parent company.
B. A driver training school cannot use a
			 motor vehicle for BTW training on public roads unless it meets all applicable
			 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requirements for commercial motor
			 vehicles and until it has passed inspection as described satisfying the
			 requirements set forth in S.C. Regs. 90-109 and 90-116.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-109 - Driver Training School Motor Vehicle Safety and Identification Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Every motor
			 vehicle used by a driver training school training for non-commercial driver's
			 licenses in the course of driving instruction must be equipped with:
(1) Dual controls on the foot brake and the
			 clutch, if any, enabling the driving instructor to control the vehicle in case
			 of an emergency;
(2) Two inside
			 rear-view mirrors, one for the student and one for the instructor's use (the
			 vanity mirror located on the passenger side sun visor of most vehicles will not
			 qualify as an additional rear view mirror for the instructor);
(3) An outside rear view mirror on both sides
			 of the vehicle;
(4) All standard
			 safety and operating equipment including tires, brakes, horn, and window
			 glazing shall be in proper working order; seat belts for the operator of the
			 vehicle, driving instructor, and all passengers;
(5) Cushions for the proper seating of the
			 driver of the vehicles.
(6) If a
			 driver training school undertakes to train persons who require special
			 equipment to safely operate a motor vehicle, then vehicles used in the
			 instruction of these persons must be equipped with the appropriate special
			 operating equipment.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-110 - Driver Training School Facilities, Hours of Operation, etc

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. Each licensed driving school facility and
			 any branch office(s) must have an office which contains adequate facilities to
			 conduct the business of giving instructions on driving motor vehicles and in
			 the preparation of students for written and driving examinations given by the
			 Department for an operator's license.
B. The office of any driving school must be
			 identified by a sign reasonably visible to the general public and complying
			 with any existing local government ordinances.
C. The following shall be displayed in a
			 prominent place in the driver training school's principal place of business:
(1) The license issued by the Department to
			 the school;
(2) The names and
			 driving instructor's license number(s) of all instructors employed by the
			 school and;
(3) The regular office
			 hours.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-111 - Non-Commercial Driver Training School Course of Instruction

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
All non-commercial driver training school courses of
				instruction must be submitted for approval to the Department in the form of an
				outline and must include:
A. A
			 description of all materials used for instruction;
B. A copy of the curriculum;
C. Instructors' name(s) and;
D. A theory instruction schedule.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-112 - Driver Training School Student Instruction Record

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. All licensed driver training schools must
			 maintain and make available for inspection by the Department a record of
			 instruction for each student (hard copy or electronic) for three years after
			 the instruction is complete. The record of instruction must contain:
(1) The name and address of the driver
			 training school;
(2) The name of
			 the student;
(3) The student's date
			 of birth;
(4) The number of the
			 driver's license or permit held by the student;
(5) The type and dates of the instruction
			 given; and the signature of the instructor; and
(6) For commercial driver training schools,
			 the record must also include any and all requirements listed in 49 CFR Part 380
			 and documentation showing assessment results for knowledge and skills testing
			 (as applicable) and documentation tracking completion of minimum state training
			 hours for each skill pertaining to the license anticipated or issued.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-113 - Instruction Records and Files

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A.
			 Each driver training school must furnish the student with a copy of its
			 instruction record when the student completes the lessons contracted for or
			 otherwise ceases taking instruction from the school. The copy must be signed by
			 the instructor and by the student acknowledging that the record is
			 correct.
B. All student instruction
			 records must be kept on file in the school's office for a period of three years
			 after the student has ceased taking instruction at the school or completed the
			 lessons contracted for.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-114 - Receipts for Fees Paid for Non-Commercial Instruction

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A. A departmentally approved receipt must be
			 issued to a student each time a fee is collected for either theory or
			 behind-the-wheel driver instruction or other services offered by the licensed
			 driver training school, a driving school instructor, or agent or
			 employee.
B. Approved receipts must
			 be completed and contain:
(1) The date the fee
			 is collected;
(2) The name of the
			 student;
(3) The total amount
			 collected; and
(4) The type of
			 service given.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-115 - Driver Training School Contracts

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A.
			 All written contracts or records of agreement by or between any driving school
			 and any individual, partnership, corporation, firm, or association for the
			 sale, purchase, barter, or exchange of any driving instruction or any
			 theory/classroom instruction, or the preparation of any application for an
			 examination given by the Department for an operator's license or permit must
			 differentiate between theory/classroom and behind-the-wheel training and
			 contain the following:
(1) A statement
			 indicating the agreed upon contract price and terms of payment, including any
			 additional fees that may be charged;
(2) The type of vehicle to be used in
			 non-commercial training (either a standard vehicle equipped with a standard or
			 manual transmission with extra wheel brake and clutch pedal or a vehicle with
			 an automatic transmission with an extra brake pedal);
(3) The student's name; and
(4) The name and address of the driver
			 training school.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-116 - Inspection of School Facilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
Each driver training school must permit authorized agents of
				the Department to make periodic inspections of all school records, facilities,
				and vehicles used in driver training. During these inspections the owner(s),
				manager(s), or other person(s) in charge of the office must cooperate with the
				authorized representatives of the Department and, upon demand, must produce all
				student records described herein, instructional material, and any other items
				within the scope of these Regulations, which are deemed necessary to complete
				the inspection.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-117 - Cancellation and Refund Policy

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
This section applies to all licensed driver training schools,
				excluding duly accredited public colleges.
A. A Student who is training for a commercial
			 driver's license is entitled to a refund within thirty days under the following
			 circumstances:
(1) If a Student provides
			 written notice of cancelling the Enrollment Contract within three days of
			 signing an Enrollment Contract, a full refund of all money paid to the School
			 is due, minus any fees incurred by the School. In the event the cancellation
			 notice is mailed, the postmark date on the envelope is evidence of the date of
			 cancellation;
(2) If a Student
			 provides written notice of cancelling the Enrollment Contract more than three
			 (3) days after signing an Enrollment Contract, but prior to the start of
			 classes, a full refund of all money paid to the School is due, minus one
			 hundred dollars ($100) and any fees incurred by the School;
(3) If a Students has not visited the School
			 facility prior to signing an Enrollment Contract, and provides written notice
			 of cancelling the Enrollment Contract before the end of the first day of
			 attendance at the School facility, a full refund of all money paid to the
			 School is due, minus one hundred dollars ($100) and any fees incurred by the
			 School;
(4) If the enrollment of a
			 Student is procured as a result of a material misrepresentation in the written
			 material utilized by a School, a full refund of all money paid to the School is
			 due
(5) If a student provides
			 written notice to the School within three days of attendance that they do not
			 meet a material admissions requirement published in the School catalog, a full
			 refund of all money paid to the School is due, minus any fees incurred by the
			 School. No refund is due if the enrollment is based on false or misrepresented
			 information provided by the Student;
(6) If a Student withdraws or is terminated
			 from a School program after starting classes, the Student is entitled to a
			 pro-rata refund based upon the number of days or hours of training completed,
			 minus one hundred dollars ($100) and any fees incurred by the School. Any
			 Student completing more than fifty percent of the course days, hours or
			 curriculum is not entitled to any refund.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-118 - Driver Training School Advertising

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A.
			 No driver training school may publish, advertise, or otherwise represent that a
			 student is guaranteed or assured success in receiving a South Carolina driver's
			 license.
B. No driver training
			 school advertisement or publication may use any unique or distinguishing name,
			 number, or phrase of another driver training school in a misleading manner. All
			 driver training school publications and advertisements must prominently contain
			 the name of the driver training school placing the advertisement or
			 publication.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-119 - Suspension, Revocation, Refusal to Renew Driver Training School License

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
The Department may suspend, revoke, or refuse to issue or renew
				a license of a driver training school for any of the following causes:
A. Conviction of any owner holding 25%
			 ownership or more, manager, or instructor of any crime listed in S.C. Reg.
			 90-106(A)(3).
B. The school makes a
			 material false statement, or signs a false affidavit or conceals a material
			 fact in connection with the application for a driver training school license or
			 the application for a driver training instructor's license;
C. The school fails to comply with any
			 federal or state laws providing for the licensing, regulation, and operation of
			 driver training schools. ;
D. The
			 school or any agent of the driver training school engages in fraudulent
			 practices in securing for anyone a license to drive a motor vehicle.
			 ("Fraudulent practices", as used herein, means any conduct or representation on
			 the part of a school or any agent or instructor of a school which would give
			 the impression that a license to operate a motor vehicle may be obtained by any
			 other means than those prescribed pursuant to Chapters 1 and 5 of Title 56 of
			 the South Carolina Code);
E. The
			 school's owner(s) is(are) addicted to or dependent upon the use of alcohol,
			 narcotics, or other controlled substances or becomes incompetent to operate a
			 motor vehicle, as defined in Title 56 of the South Carolina Code;
F. The school violates the South Carolina
			 Unfair Trades Practices Act, in Chapter 5 of Title 39 of the South Carolina
			 Code; or
G. There is no qualified
			 instructor employed by the school.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-120 - Minimum Training Hours for Commercial Drivers Licenses

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A. Requirements:
			 One commercial motor vehicle must be provided for each three students during
			 the highway training, provided four students per commercial motor vehicle are
			 permitted if the vehicle has been inspected and approved for such use by the
			 Department. No more than nine students per instructor will be allowed for field
			 training.
B. Training Record: A
			 training record must be completed and initialed by the student and instructor
			 each day. The training record, including records tracking the minimum training
			 hours required by the Department, should be maintained in the possession of the
			 driver training school and must become part of the student record and made
			 available for inspection by the Department upon request. The student's
			 completion of the state's minimum training hours must be verified by the school
			 and signed by the student.
C.
			 Minimum Curriculum: To successfully complete truck driver training, licensed
			 persons eighteen or older must complete a course satisfying the requirements of
			 ELDT and consisting of the following minimum hours for the type of training
			 being conducted:
(1) Class A Tractor-Trailer:
(a) A course of instruction that includes all
			 applicable requirements set forth under 49 CFR, Part 380 , et seq., with a
			 minimum of one-hundred-and-forty-eight (148) hours of training, to include a
			 minimum of eight (8) hours of behind-the-wheel driving on public
			 roads;
(b) A commercial driving
			 school may provide a Class A behind-the-wheel course as a separate course of
			 instruction with a minimum of ninety-eight (98) hours of training if theory
			 training has already been completed through another training provider. The
			 course must include a minimum of eight (8) hours of behind-the-wheel driving on
			 public roads. The school must verify that students have successfully completed
			 theory training before they are allowed to attend.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 2 - DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOLS › Section 90-121 - Minimum Training Hours for Commercial Drivers Licenses

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A. Truck Driver
			 Training Course of Instruction for Class "A" Instruction
(1) Requirements: One commercial motor
			 vehicle must be provided for each three students during the highway training,
			 provided four students per commercial motor vehicle are permitted if the
			 vehicle has been inspected and approved for such use by the Department. No more
			 than nine students per instructor will be allowed for field training.
The theory and behind-the-wheel instruction must consist of:
				laws relating to either interstate and/or intrastate commercial motor vehicle
				operations; pre-trip inspection of commercial motor vehicles and both safety
				and operational equipment; coupling and uncoupling of combination units, if the
				commercial motor vehicle to be driven includes such units; placing the
				commercial motor vehicle in operation; use of the commercial motor vehicle's
				controls and emergency equipment; operation of the inner-city and interstate
				highway traffic and passing; turning, backing, and parking the commercial motor
				vehicle; braking and slowing the vehicle by means other than application of the
				brakes; and how to comply with driver's hours of service.
(2) Training Record: A training record, in a
			 format approved by the Department, must be completed and initialed by the
			 student and instructor each day. The training record should be maintained in
			 the possession of the driver training school and become part of the student
			 record. The total coursework of 148 hours must be verified by the school and
			 signed by the student.
(3) Minimum
			 Curriculum: To successfully complete truck driver training, licensed persons
			 eighteen or older must complete a course consisting of a minimum of 148 hours
			 consisting of theory instruction, range instruction, and behind-the-wheel
			 instruction and observation on public roads, of which a minimum of sixteen of
			 those hours must be behind-the-wheel on public roads. Three hours of the
			 sixteen hours of behind-the-wheel highway training must be completed by each
			 student between dusk and dawn.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 4 - SELF-INSURERS › Section 90-400 - Self-Insurers

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A. Pursuant to
			 Section 15-78-140, political subdivisions
			 are allowed to procure automobile liability insurance by becoming self-insured.
			 Additionally, pursuant to Section
			 56-9-30 political subdivisions are
			 exempted from the self-insured requirements contained in Chapter 9 of Title 56.
			 However, pursuant to Section
			 56-10-10 political subdivisions
			 who wish to be self-insured must still provide proof that adequate security is
			 in place to meet the minimum coverage specified in Section
			 56-10-20.
B. Political Subdivisions must meet the
			 following requirements to be self-insured with the Department of Motor
			 Vehicles:
(1) Apply annually to be
			 self-insured. The application must be submitted at least thirty (30) days prior
			 to the expiration of the current self-insured period.
(2) Annually provide a recent actuary's
			 report, not more than six months old from the date of application, of the
			 political subdivisions's projected automobile liability losses for the upcoming
			 self-insured period.
(3) Annually
			 provide proof that sufficient funds are available and will be maintained to
			 cover the projected losses listed in the actuary's report.
(4) Annually provide a copy of the political
			 subdivisions's most recent financial statement, which shall be not more than
			 six months old from the date of application.
(5) If an Excess Liability Insurance Policy
			 is in place, the political subdivision must designate the Department of Motor
			 Vehicles as the Certificate holder on the policy.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 5 - BILLING ACCOUNTS › Section 90-500 - Establishing a Billing Account

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A.
			 Eligible customers must request in writing to establish a billing account. At
			 the Department's discretion, eligible customers are those who represent
			 businesses and can provide the business's Federal ID Number or individuals who
			 hold professional licenses with a need to establish a billing account with the
			 Department. Private individuals in their capacity as private individuals are
			 not authorized to establish billing accounts with the Department.
B. Customers must furnish the following
			 information:
(1) Mailing address for billing
			 purposes.
(2) Contact person,
			 contact number, and email address.
(3) Companies must provide their Federal I.
			 D. number.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 5 - BILLING ACCOUNTS › Section 90-501 - Department Invoicing Procedures

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A.
			 Each request for information will be charged at the normal and typical rate, if
			 a rate is not already set in statute, for the document or information
			 requested.
B. Invoices will be
			 prepared monthly for billing accounts.
C. Invoices must be paid within thirty (30)
			 days of the date the invoice was generated for the account to remain active and
			 in good standing. If an invoice is not paid within thirty (30) days of
			 generation of the invoice, the account will become delinquent and subject to
			 closure.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 5 - BILLING ACCOUNTS › Section 90-502 - Delinquent Billing Accounts

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A. If payment
			 is not received within thirty (30) days of generation of the invoice, the
			 account may be suspended or closed, and the security deposit may be applied to
			 all outstanding invoices.
B. Should
			 any funds from the security deposit remain after satisfaction of all
			 outstanding invoices, that remaining balance will be refunded to the company or
			 individual.
C. If the security
			 deposit does not satisfy all outstanding invoices, the company or individual
			 will be notified of the remaining balance due to the Department. If the
			 remaining balance due to the Department is not paid within thirty (30) days of
			 generation of the balance due invoice, the Department may proceed with any
			 lawful collection measures.
D. Any
			 company or individual that fails to pay their balance due invoice to the
			 Department within thirty (30) days of generation of the balance due invoice may
			 be denied access to create a billing account with the Department. For purposes
			 of evaluation under this section, immediate family, as defined by Section
			 56-37-20 shall be considered to be
			 the same person as the applicant for purposes of creating a billing account
			 with the Department.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 90 - DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES › Article 5 - BILLING ACCOUNTS › Section 90-503 - Closing Billing Accounts

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A. Customers
			 may terminate a billing account by requesting such closure in writing to the
			 Department of Motor Vehicles, P. O. Box 1029, Blythewood, South Carolina
			 29016.
B. Upon receipt of the
			 request, the Department will suspend privileges under the account and will
			 determine the amount of any outstanding balance.
C. Any amounts due will be deducted from the
			 security deposit with the remaining balance being returned to the customer. If
			 the security deposit does not cover the remaining balance, the Department shall
			 proceed as outlined in Regulation 90-502(C) and (D), as applicable.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 91 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 1 - SPECIAL LICENSURE PRIVILEGES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 91-1 - Active, Unrestricted Practice of Nursing Required to Supervise Others

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Any licensee who supervises another person must hold an active,
				unrestricted authorization to practice in this state and be currently engaged
				in the active practice of nursing.
Statutory Authority: 1976 Code Sections
				  40-1-70,
				  40-33-10(E),
				  and
				  40-33-10(I)
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 91 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 1 - SPECIAL LICENSURE PRIVILEGES AND REQUIREMENTS › Section 91-2

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Statutory Authority: 1976 Code Sections
				  40-1-70,
				  40-33-1335(4)
				  and
				  40-33-1345(C)
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 91 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 2 - NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS › Section 91-3 - Definition of Terms Applying to Nursing Programs

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A. Initial approval: means the official
			 status granted to a newly established nursing program that shows evidence of
			 meeting the Board's legal and educational requirements, and continues in effect
			 until the results of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) for the
			 first graduating class are published and a survey has been completed.
B. Full approval: means the official status
			 granted to a nursing program that demonstrates continued compliance with the
			 Board's legal and educational requirements.
C. Conditional approval: means an official
			 status granted to a nursing program that fails to meet and/or maintain the
			 Board's legal and educational requirements.
D. Deficiency: means written notification
			 that an approved nursing program has failed to meet one or more of the Board's
			 Nursing Education Standards.
E.
			 Survey: means the process of evaluation of a nursing program that includes a
			 written self evaluation report submitted by the nursing program to the Board
			 and a site visit by the Board representative(s) to the nursing
			 program.
F. Parent Institution:
			 means the sponsoring institution authorized by the State of South Carolina to
			 confer educational credentials in nursing.
G. Survey Report: means the documentation of
			 findings from the self-evaluation study and site visit by the Board
			 representative(s).
H. Progress
			 Report: means documentation requested by the Board showing action taken toward
			 addressing a deficiency or recommendation, following a survey or annual
			 report.
I. Biennial Report: means
			 documentation of continued compliance with the Nursing Program Standards in a
			 format as prescribed by the Board.
J. Preceptor: means a registered nurse
			 employed by the clinical agency who meets the requirements as set forth in
			 R.91-11.C. (5).
K. Deficient NCLEX
			 pass rate: means an annual pass rate of first-time takers on the NCLEX that is
			 more than 5 percent below the annual national pass rate.
L. State of Origin means the state or
			 jurisdiction in this country or territory or dependency of the United States in
			 which the nursing program is located.
South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 91 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION- STATE BOARD OF NURSING › Article 2 - NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS › Section 91-4 - Mandatory Approval of Nursing Programs

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All nursing programs located in South Carolina preparing
				students for initial practical and registered nursing licensure shall be Board
				approved.