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Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 83 - PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CRITERIA, INCLUDING VISION STANDARDS RELATING TO THE LICENSING OF DRIVERS › Section 83.6 - Providers to report unqualified persons

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Physicians and other persons authorized to diagnose and
						treat disorders and disabilities defined by the Medical Advisory Board shall
						report to the Department, in writing, the full name, date of birth and address
						of every person 16 years of age and older diagnosed as having any specified
						disorder or disability within 10 days, under
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1518
						(relating to reports on mental or physical disabilities or
						disorders).
The provisions of this §
													83.6 issued under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1517,
						  1518 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 84 - DUAL CONTROL LEARNER'S PERMIT › Section 84.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to establish a procedure
						for issuance of a dual control learner's permit to a driver or applicant under
						one of the following circumstances:
(1) The driver failed a driving examination
					 required or authorized under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												1514(b) or
					 (c) (relating to expiration and renewal of
					 drivers' licenses).
(2) The
					 driver's license has been recalled as authorized under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												1519(c) (relating to
					 determination of incompetency).
(3)
					 A nondriver was reported as required under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												1518(b) (relating to reports
					 on mental or physical disabilities or disorders) and the health care provider
					 determines that the potential driver may benefit from training only available
					 through a dual control learner's permit.
The provisions of this § 84.1 amended under
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1504(c),
						  1505-1507,
						  1514(b) and (c) and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 84 - DUAL CONTROL LEARNER'S PERMIT › Section 84.1a - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
Dual control motor vehicle
-A motor
						vehicle equipped with a second operable brake pedal and, in the case of a
						standard transmission, a second operable clutch pedal actuated from the right
						front passenger seat.
Recall
-To withdraw by formal action of
						the Department for an indefinite period the operating privilege of a person for
						reasons of incompetency.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 84 - DUAL CONTROL LEARNER'S PERMIT › Section 84.2 - Issuance of special learner's permit

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(a)
General rule.
Upon
					 application of a driver or applicant, the Department will issue a special
					 learner's permit authorizing the permittee to drive only a dual control motor
					 vehicle while accompanied by and under the immediate supervision of an
					 instructor of an approved driver training program.
(1) The special learner's permit will be
					 valid for 12 months. It will be reissuable for an additional 12 months provided
					 the applicant is enrolled and remains enrolled in an approved driver training
					 program. A driver will only be issued two dual control learner's permits within
					 a 5-year period.
(2) The driver's
					 operating privileges, which will have been recalled under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
													1519(c) (relating to
					 determination of incompetency), will be temporarily restored only for the
					 limited purpose and term of the special learner's permit.
(3) A driver whose license has expired or is
					 suspended will be required to pay the applicable fees before the dual control
					 learner's permit will be issued to ensure that a license can be issued when all
					 required tests have been passed.
(4) As required under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
													1508
					 (relating to examination of applicant for driver's license), a driver who has
					 not been licensed shall successfully pass the general knowledge test prior to
					 being issued a dual control learner's permit.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 84 - DUAL CONTROL LEARNER'S PERMIT › Section 84.3 - Application

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(a)
General
					 rule.
A request for a dual control learner's permit shall be submitted
					 on the appropriate form to the Bureau of Driver Licensing, together with the
					 required fee and letter of enrollment from the approved driver training
					 program.
(b)
Retention.
Upon issuance, the dual control learner's permit
					 will be mailed directly to the approved driver training program. The driver
					 training program will retain the dual control learner's permit. During
					 in-vehicle instruction, the driver trainer will be in possession of the dual
					 control learner's permit at all times.
(c)
Cancellation.
Upon
					 removal or withdrawal from the program, the driver trainer will return the dual
					 control learner's permit to the Department for cancellation.
The provisions of this § 84.3 amended under
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1504(c),
						  1505-1507,
						  1514(b) and (c) and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 85 - ACTUAL NAME ON CERTIFICATE OF TITLE, DRIVER'S LICENSE, AND IDENTIFICATION CARD › Section 85.1 - Actual name

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"Actual name," as used in
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1103(a) (relating to
						application for certificate of title, contents of) and § 1510(a) and (b)
						(relating to issuance and content of driver's license, general rule and
						identification card), shall mean:
(1)
					 The name assigned to a person at birth.
(2) In the case of a married person, the
					 surname shall be the surname assigned to the person at birth, the surname of
					 the other spouse or a hyphenated combination of both their surnames, whichever
					 the person elects.
(3) In the case
					 of a person whose name had been changed by judicial action, the name appearing
					 in the court order.
(4) In the case
					 of a person who uses a name other than that which would be determined by one of
					 the methods referred to in paragraphs (1)-(3), the name by which such person is
					 and has been known as demonstrated by a Social Security card or record together
					 with documents from at least two of the following categories:
(i) Tax records.
(ii) Selective Service card or
					 records.
(iii) Voter registration
					 card or records.
(iv)
					 Passport.
(v) Any form of
					 identification issued by a governmental agency which contains a photograph of
					 the bearer.
(vi) Baptismal
					 certificate.
(vii) Banking
					 records.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 86 - OCCUPATIONAL LIMITED LICENSE › Section 86.101 - Additional information

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(a) The
					 Department may require the submission of additional information or evidence if
					 it is determined that the information provided in a petition for an
					 occupational limited license submitted under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												1553(b) (relating to
					 occupational limited license) is ambiguous, incomplete or of questionable
					 veracity.
(b) Additional
					 information or evidence required includes:
(1)
					 Written statements from appropriate individuals verifying employment, study, or
					 medical appointments or treatment.
(2) Proof of vehicle ownership.
(3) Proof of insurance.
(4) A schedule of driving time anticipated
					 under the occupational limited license.
(5) A description or radius of the territory
					 anticipated to be driven under the occupational limited license.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 86 - OCCUPATIONAL LIMITED LICENSE › Section 86.102 - Investigation

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The Department may conduct its own investigation to
						verify the information contained in the petition for an occupational limited
						license or additional information or evidence submitted in accordance with this
						chapter. Investigation may include contacting employers, school administrators,
						medical providers or other appropriate individuals.
The provisions of this §
													86.102 issued under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1553 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 86 - OCCUPATIONAL LIMITED LICENSE › Section 86.103 - Occupational Limited License Affidavit

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The Occupational Limited License Affidavit required under
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1553(f)(5) (relating to
						occupational limited license) to be carried by a driver who has been issued an
						occupational limited license must include:
(1) The name, address, date of birth and
					 driver license number of the petitioner.
(2) The year, make, model, license plate
					 number and state of registration of every vehicle that will be driven by the
					 petitioner.
(3) The insurance
					 company name, policy number, effective date and expiration date of each
					 insurance policy on every vehicle listed as being driven by the
					 petitioner.
(4) The place of
					 employment, study or medical treatment or appointment for which the
					 occupational limited license is needed.
(5) The hours of operation necessary for
					 travel to the employment, study or medical treatment or appointment.
(6) The name, signature and position of the
					 employer, school administrator or medical provider attesting that the
					 information provided on the form is true and correct.
The provisions of this §
													86.103 issued under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1553 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 87 - SPECIAL DRIVER EXAMINATIONS › Section 87.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to establish rules and
						procedures for special point examinations as provided for in
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1538(a) (relating to school
						or examination on accumulation of as many as six points for the first
						time).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 87 - SPECIAL DRIVER EXAMINATIONS › Section 87.2 - Administration of special point examination or driver safety examination/course at military installations

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The special point examination will be conducted by
						Department personnel or designated agents, except that a driver safety
						examination or course may be given by qualified personnel at a military
						installation to any person on active duty in the armed forces of the United
						States if the active service requires the person to be absent from this
						Commonwealth.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 87 - SPECIAL DRIVER EXAMINATIONS › Section 87.3 - Content of special point examination

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The special point examination will address knowledge of
						safe driving practices, Departmental sanctions and related traffic safety
						issues.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.101 - 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:
Department
-The Department of
						Transportation of the Commonwealth.
Provider
-A vendor or person who installs
						and monitors ignition interlock equipment and who has the authority to verify
						vehicle ownership through access to the Department's vehicle records
						system.
Unrestricted license
-A replacement
						license issued under
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1951(d) (relating to
						driver's license and learner's permit) that does not contain the ignition
						interlock restriction.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.102 - Installation of ignition interlock system

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(a)
General rule
. A person
					 subject to
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												3805
					 (relating to ignition interlock) who seeks a restoration of operating
					 privileges shall engage a provider, at the person's own expense, to install the
					 ignition interlock systems required under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												3805,
					 and otherwise ensure compliance with this chapter.
(b)
Identification of owned
					 vehicles
. The person seeking a restoration of operating privilege
					 under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												3805
					 shall submit to the provider a certification, on a form provided by the
					 Department, that identifies each motor vehicle owned by the person or
					 registered to the person. A vehicle is considered registered to a person under
					 this chapter if Department records reflect that the vehicle is registered to a
					 person or the person is otherwise designated as the registrant of the vehicle
					 or named as the lessee of the vehicle under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												1305
					 (relating to application for registration). The provider shall verify the
					 accuracy of the facts in the person's certification through an inquiry to the
					 Department's motor vehicle records system.
(c)
Installation and
					 certification
. The provider shall install an ignition interlock system
					 on each motor vehicle owned by the person or registered to the person and shall
					 certify to the Department that the installation has been completed.
(d)
Installation not
					 required
. Installation of an ignition interlock system is not required
					 in the following situations:
(1)
No
					 motor vehicles owned or registered
. If the person certifies to the
					 provider, on a form provided by the Department, that there are no motor
					 vehicles owned by the person or registered to the person, installation is not
					 required on any motor vehicle.
(2)
Inoperable vehicles
. If the person certifies to the provider,
					 on a form provided by the Department, that a motor vehicle owned or registered
					 to the person is inoperable, installation is not required on the inoperable
					 vehicle.
(3)
Verification
. The provider shall verify the accuracy of a
					 certification submitted under paragraph (1) or (2) through an inquiry to the
					 Department's motor vehicle records system and shall certify to the Department
					 that the person is in compliance with this subsection.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.103 - Maintenance of ignition interlock system

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(a)
General rule
. The person
					 shall make any vehicles on which an ignition interlock system is installed
					 available for regularly scheduled maintenance by the provider.
(b)
Additional vehicles
. As
					 part of each regularly scheduled maintenance check of the ignition interlock
					 system, the provider shall, through an inquiry to the Department's motor
					 vehicle record's system, verify that no additional vehicles are owned by or
					 registered to the person. Unless the person has been granted an economic
					 hardship exemption under §
											88.102(e) 
					 (relating to installation of ignition interlock system), if any additional
					 vehicles are owned by or registered to the person, the provider shall, at the
					 person's expense, install and maintain an ignition interlock system on the
					 vehicles.
(c)
Notification
					 of noncompliance
. If the person fails to comply with any provision of
					 this section, the provider shall notify the Department of the person's
					 noncompliance.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.104 - Removal of ignition interlock system

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(a)
General rule
. An
					 ignition interlock system installed in a motor vehicle under this chapter may
					 not be removed from the vehicle unless one of the following occurs:
(1) The motor vehicle is no longer owned by
					 or registered to the person who engaged the provider to install the ignition
					 interlock system.
(2) The person
					 has been issued an unrestricted license by the Department under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
													3805(c) (relating to
					 ignition interlock).
(3) The
					 provider has certified compliance with §
												88.102(e)
					 (relating to installation of ignition interlock system) to the Department and
					 the provider has installed an ignition interlock system on another motor
					 vehicle owned by the person or registered to the person.
(4) The person is no longer a resident of
					 this Commonwealth and has been issued a valid license from the state of current
					 residency.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.105 - Recall and reissuance of ignition interlock restricted license

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(a)
Recall
. Upon receipt of notification from a provider of a
					 person's noncompliance with any provision of this chapter, the Department may
					 recall the person's ignition interlock restricted license.
(b)
Reissuance
. After
					 receiving a new certification from a provider of compliance with this chapter
					 by the person, the Department may reissue an ignition interlock restricted
					 license to the person, and the person shall complete the balance of the
					 ignition interlock restricted license period previously imposed before an
					 unrestricted license will be issued.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.106 - Issuance of unrestricted license

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(a)
General rule
. Upon completion of the ignition interlock
					 restricted license period, a person who has been issued an ignition interlock
					 restricted license may apply to the Department for issuance of an unrestricted
					 license on a form provided by the Department.
(b)
Pending charges
. A
					 person applying for an unrestricted license shall notify the Department on the
					 application of any convictions and pending charges of illegally operating a
					 motor vehicle not equipped with an ignition interlock, including all
					 convictions and charges of tampering with an ignition interlock system, in
					 violation of
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												3808
					 (relating to illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped with ignition
					 interlock), for a violation within the preceding 12 months. If the person
					 notifies the Department of a pending charge, or of a conviction that has not
					 yet been reported to and processed by the Department, the Department will deny
					 the application.
(c)
Cancellation of unrestricted license
. If the Department
					 receives or processes a record of a person's first conviction of violating
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												3808
					 after issuing an unrestricted license to the person, the Department will cancel
					 the person's unrestricted license and will issue an ignition interlock
					 restricted license to the person after receiving a new certification from a
					 provider of the person's compliance with this chapter.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.107 - Issuance of license to a person restricted by another state

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A person who has been issued a license with an ignition
						interlock restriction by another state, and who is otherwise eligible for
						issuance of a license under
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1508(b) (relating to
						examination of applicant for driver's license), may apply for an ignition
						interlock restricted license from the Department in accordance with this
						chapter. The person shall become eligible for issuance of an unrestricted
						license only after serving an ignition interlock restricted license period of 1
						year. If the person can provide documentation from the state that initially
						imposed the ignition interlock restriction satisfactory to the Department
						showing the amount of time that the person has been subject to the ignition
						interlock restriction, the person will be given credit against the ignition
						interlock restricted license period imposed with the Pennsylvania
						license.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 88 - IGNITION INTERLOCK › Section 88.108 - Ignition interlock for nonresidents

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A person who is required to comply with
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3805
						(relating to ignition interlock), but is not a resident of this Commonwealth at
						the time when the person seeks a restoration of operating privileges, shall
						submit an affidavit and supporting documents to the Department indicating the
						person's state of residence. If the Department determines that the person is
						not a resident of this Commonwealth and the person has met all other
						restoration requirements, the person's driving privilege may be restored. If,
						however, the person should become a resident of this Commonwealth during the
						ignition interlock restricted license period, the person will not be issued an
						unrestricted license until the person complies with
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3805 and
						this chapter.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 89 - RECEIPT OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 89.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to define more fully the
						requirements of
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1541(a) (relating to period
						of revocation or suspension of operating privilege), by specifying what
						constitutes receipt of the driver's license by the
						Department.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 89 - RECEIPT OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 89.2 - Physical surrender

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The physical surrender of the driver's license at any of
						the offices of the Bureau of Driver Licensing shall constitute receipt by the
						Department on the actual date of surrender.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 89 - RECEIPT OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 89.3 - State Police

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The surrender of the driver's license to any authorized
						member of the State Police shall constitute receipt by the Department on the
						actual date of surrender.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 89 - RECEIPT OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 89.4 - Receipt by mail

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The surrender of the driver's license by use of the
						United States Postal Service shall constitute receipt by the Department on the
						date indicated by the postmark on the envelope in which license was
						surrendered.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.1 - Purpose and authority

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(a) This
					 chapter establishes rules and procedures for issuance of identification
					 cards.
(b) This chapter is
					 authorized by
					 75 Pa.C.S. §§
												1510,
					 1951 and
					 6103 (relating to issuance
					 and content of driver's license; driver's license and learner's permit; and
					 promulgation of rules and regulations by department).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.2 - 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:
Camera station
-A location designated by
						the Department where an applicant for renewal, replacement or initial issuance
						of an identification card may surrender their camera card, have their
						photograph taken, and receive a photographic identification card.
Identification card
-A card, issued by
						the Department to a person, which contains substantially the same content as a
						driver's license, but clearly indicates it is not a driver's
						license.
The provisions of this §
													91.2 issued under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1510 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.3 - Eligibility

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To qualify for issuance of an identification card, a
						person shall:
(1) Be a resident of
					 this Commonwealth.
(2) Be at least
					 16 years of age.
(3) Not be a
					 licensed Pennsylvania driver, unless the driver's license is surrendered at the
					 time application is made for the identification card, or the license has been
					 surrendered to the Department due to a definite suspension of at least 1
					 year.
The provisions of this §
													91.3 issued under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1510 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.4 - Application

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(a)
Pennsylvania licensed drivers.
A person in possession of an
					 unexpired Pennsylvania driver's license, or a Pennsylvania driver's license
					 containing an expiration date no more than 4 years preceding the date of
					 application, may apply for an identification card on a form furnished by the
					 Department. The form shall be accompanied by the applicant's latest
					 Pennsylvania driver's license and the appropriate fee.
(b)
Others.
Application for
					 an identification card by a person other than specified in subsection (a) shall
					 be made at a driver examination station of this Commonwealth. The applicant
					 shall provide his name, address, date of birth, and a document verifying the
					 applicant's date of birth and identity. The following are acceptable documents
					 for proving identity and date of birth:
(1)
					 Birth certificate.
(2) Baptismal
					 certificate.
(3) School
					 certificate.
(4)
					 Passport.
(5) Citizenship
					 papers.
(6) Marriage
					 record.
(7) Armed Forces ID
					 card.
(8) Immigration
					 certificate.
(9) Selective service
					 ID card.
(10) Pennsylvania driver's
					 license.
(11) Pennsylvania
					 identification card.
(12)
					 Pennsylvania camera card.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.5 - Expiration and renewal

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(a)
Expiration
. An identification card shall expire on the last
					 day of the month, 4 years from the date of validation by the Department, or
					 upon restoration of the suspended driver's license of the card holder,
					 whichever occurs first.
(b)
Renewal
. An identification card may be renewed upon submission
					 of an application furnished by the Department.
The provisions of this §
													91.5 issued under the Vehicle
						  Code,
						  75 Pa.C.S. §§
														1510 and
						  6103.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.6 - Replacement; change in material information

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(a)
Replacement.
If an
					 identification card is lost, destroyed, or mutilated, a replacement card may be
					 obtained upon submission of an application on a form furnished by the
					 Department, together with a fee of $5.
(b)
Error or change in
					 information.
If any material information on an identification card is
					 in error or changed from the information originally set forth, the holder may
					 apply to the Department for a corrective endorsement, which will be issued
					 without charge.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.7 - Complimentary identification cards

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(a)
Eligibility.
Where appropriate, and upon completion of the
					 appropriate Departmental form, an identification card will be issued without
					 charge:
(1) When a person voluntarily
					 surrenders his driver's license to the Department due to his physical or mental
					 condition.
(2) When a person has
					 failed to take or pass a physical, vision, law, or driving examination ordered
					 by the Department in connection with the renewal of a driver's license. The
					 card will only be issued upon receipt of the person's driver's
					 license.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 91 - IDENTIFICATION CARDS › Section 91.8 - Return

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(a)
Return
					 upon demand.
The Department may demand the return of an identification
					 card issued under this chapter if any of the following apply:
(1) The application contained false or
					 fraudulent information.
(2) The
					 card was issued in error.
(3) The
					 card has been used for fraudulent purposes.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 93 - SURRENDER AND CANCELLATION OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 93.1 - Purpose; authority

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(a) The
					 purpose of this chapter is to establish a procedure for voluntary surrender of
					 a driver's license and for cancellation of a minor's driver's license upon
					 withdrawal of consent of the driver's father, mother, guardian, or other person
					 in loco parentis.
(b) This chapter
					 is authorized under
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
												6103(a) (relating to
					 promulgation of rules and regulations by department).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 93 - SURRENDER AND CANCELLATION OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 93.2 - Voluntary surrender

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(a)
Surrender.
A person holding a driver's license issued under
					 the provisions of 75 Pa.C.S. Chapter 15 (relating to licensing of drivers) may
					 voluntarily surrender their driver's license by forwarding it to the Bureau of
					 Driver Licensing, together with a form prescribed by the Department indicating
					 their desire to surrender the license.
(b)
Reissuance.
A person who
					 has voluntarily surrendered a driver's license under this section may apply for
					 reissuance of the license only after a lapse of at least 6 months in the manner
					 set forth in §
											93.5 (relating to reissuance
					 procedure).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 93 - SURRENDER AND CANCELLATION OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 93.3 - Cancellation

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(a)
Request
					 for cancellation.
A person who has signed the application for a
					 driver's license or learner's permit of a person under the age of 18 years may
					 request that the license be cancelled by forwarding the appropriate form to the
					 Bureau of Driver Licensing. Upon receipt of the request for cancellation, the
					 Department will cancel the minor's driver's license or learner's
					 permit.
(b)
Reissuance.
(1) The driver's
					 license or learner's permit will be reissued:
(i) If the parent with whom the minor
					 resides, the guardian or person
in loco parentis,
or the
					 minor's spouse consents to reissuance-if the person consenting is over 18 years
					 of age; or
(ii) When the minor
					 reaches the age of 18.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 93 - SURRENDER AND CANCELLATION OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 93.4 - No credit toward suspension or revocation of operating privilege

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A person whose driver's license or learner's permit has
						been surrendered or cancelled pursuant to this chapter shall not receive credit
						toward any suspension or revocation of their operating privilege for time prior
						to the effective date of any suspension or revocation during which the license
						was surrendered or cancelled under this chapter.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 67 - TRANSPORTATION › Part I - Department of Transportation › Subpart A - Vehicle Code Provisions › Article IV - Licensing › Chapter 93 - SURRENDER AND CANCELLATION OF DRIVER'S LICENSE › Section 93.5 - Reissuance procedure

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A driver's license or learner's permit surrendered or
						cancelled under this chapter will be reissued only upon application for a
						replacement license or permit and payment of the required
						fee.
This section cited in 67 Pa. Code §
													93.2 (relating to voluntary
						  surrender).
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 94.1 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to implement
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												1549(b) (relating to
						establishment of schools), which requires every county, multicounty judicial
						district, or group of counties combined under a single DUI program to establish
						and maintain a course of instruction regarding the problems associated with
						alcohol or controlled substance use and driving.
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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
						have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
						otherwise:
AHSCS-Alcohol Highway Safety Countermeasure
						System
-A system of deterrence, prevention and intervention strategies
						used in combination with drug and alcohol treatment programs and legal
						sanctions to combat DUI.
AHSS-Alcohol Highway Safety School
-A
						structured educational program with a standardized curriculum to teach DUI
						offenders about the problems of alcohol and drug use and driving, attendance at
						which is mandatory for all convicted DUI first and second offenders and for
						every person placed on ARD or other preliminary disposition as a result of an
						arrest for violation of
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3802
						(relating to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled
						substance).
ARD-Accelerated Rehabilitative
						Disposition
-A pretrial diversion program which offers a person
						arrested for DUI the opportunity to earn dismissal of the charges, provided the
						person agrees to certain conditions.
Alcohol
-Ethanol or ethyl alcohol.
CRN-Court Reporting Network
-A uniform
						prescreening evaluation procedure for all DUI offenders to aid and support
						clinical treatment recommendations offered to the judiciary, prior to
						sentencing.
Controlled substance
-Any substance so
						defined or classified under:
(i) The
					 Controlled Substance, Drug, Device and Cosmetic Act (35 P. S. §§
												780-101-780-143).
(ii) Section 102(6) of the Controlled
					 Substance Act (21 U.S.C.A.
					 §
												802(6)).
(iii) 21 CFR Part 1308.11 -
					 1308.15 (relating to schedules of
					 controlled substances).
(iv) Any
					 revisions to subparagraph (ii) or (iii) which are published by the Department
					 of Health as notices in the
Pennsylvania Bulletin.
DUI-Driving under the influence
-Driving,
						operating or being in actual physical control of the movement of any vehicle
						while under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance to a degree
						which renders the person incapable of safe driving as prohibited and punishable
						under
						75 Pa.C.S. §§
												3802,
						3803 and
						3804 (relating to driving
						under influence of alcohol or controlled substance; grading; and
						penalties).
DUI program coordinator
-An individual
						who serves as the liaison between a county, multicounty judicial district, or
						group of counties combined under a single DUI program and the Department of
						Transportation or its designee.
Department
-The Department of
						Transportation of the Commonwealth.
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 94.3 - General requirements and objectives

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(a)
General requirements.
Each county, multicounty judicial district, or group of counties combined under
					 a single DUI program shall establish and maintain an AHSS which provides a
					 course of instruction regarding problems associated with the use of alcohol and
					 controlled substances, and driving. The school program must include the
					 following:
(1) A uniform curriculum as
					 further prescribed by §
												94.5 (relating to curriculum),
					 which has an objective to educate students concerning the following:
(i) The relationship of the use of alcohol or
					 controlled substances, or both, to highway safety.
(ii) The effects of the use of alcohol or
					 controlled substances, or both, on social relationships and the
					 family.
(iii) The effects of the
					 use of alcohol or controlled substances, or both, on economic
					 functioning.
(iv) The availability
					 of alcohol and substance abuse programs and counseling.
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 94.4 - Mandatory attendance

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A person convicted of a first or second offense violation
						of
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3802
						(relating to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substance), or
						placed on ARD or other preliminary disposition as a result of an alleged
						violation of
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3802,
						shall be required to attend, pay all costs and successfully complete an
						approved AHSS program whether it be as a part of sentencing, as a condition of
						parole or probation or as a part of ARD, in accordance with
						75 Pa.C.S. §
												3807
						(relating to accelerated rehabilitative disposition).
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(a) The AHSS
					 curriculum must consist of a minimum of 12 1/2 hours of instruction and include
					 the following core components:
(1)
Component one.
Component one must introduce the course
					 content, rules, regulations and requirements for successful completion.
					 Administration of the knowledge inventory and an overview of the Commonwealth's
					 health/legal approach to implementation of an AHSCS shall be presented. The
					 instructional objectives must include:
(i)
					 Providing an understanding of the purpose of the AHSS.
(ii) Explaining the rules, regulations and
					 expectations to the participants for successful completion of the program, as
					 well as the consequences of failure to comply with the rules.
(iii) Creating a classroom environment that
					 fosters active participation and appropriate structure.
(iv) Providing an understanding of the
					 Pennsylvania AHSCS.
(v) Explaining
					 the role of AHSS as a part of the AHSCS.
(vi) Examining Pennsylvania laws regarding
					 DUI.
(vii) Establishing the
					 relationship between driving after drinking alcohol or using drugs, and
					 automobile crashes.
(viii)
					 Providing, in accordance with §
													94.9 (relating to notification of
					 possible fine and imprisonment), oral and written notice of the provisions of
					 75 Pa.C.S. §
														1543(b) (relating to driving
					 while operating privilege is suspended or revoked)
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 94.6 - AHSS approval; revocation and refusal of approval

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(a)
General requirement.
Prior to the operation of an AHSS, the DUI program coordinator or the
					 coordinator's designee shall apply to the Department or its designee, for a
					 letter of approval for each AHSS in the county, multicounty judicial district,
					 or group of counties combined under a single DUI program.
(1) An AHSS which is fully operational on
					 December 9, 2006, shall be permitted 12 months from that date to obtain a
					 letter of approval.
(2) An AHSS
					 must comply with all of the requirements of this chapter to receive a letter of
					 approval. Failure to comply will result in notification to the appropriate
					 court officials, including the president judge and the court administrator, of
					 the failure to comply.
(3)
					 Application for a letter of approval shall be made using forms and procedures
					 prescribed by the Department or its 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 94.7 - Conduct of courses

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(a)
Attendance.
AHSS students shall complete the AHSS classroom
					 instruction, as described in §
											94.5 (relating to
					 curriculum).
(b)
Repeating
					 AHSS courses.
AHSS students shall repeat the entire AHSS curriculum if
					 they do not satisfy the requirements of subsection (a), except that, with
					 approval of the AHSS instructor, a student may be excused for one component,
					 but not the first component. A student excused from attendance at a component
					 will be required to attend that component during the next available AHSS. If
					 the student fails to attend that component at the subsequent AHSS, the student
					 will be required to repeat the entire curriculum.
(c)
Scheduling.
Whenever
					 possible, AHSS classes will be scheduled at times that do not conflict with the
					 work schedules of the majority of the students, with classes scheduled for
					 evenings and weekends, if appropriate.
(d)
Break periods.
Each
					 component of AHSS classroom instruction will have a 15-minute break period or
					 recess, which may not be counted toward the 12 1/2 hour requirement.