Driver Eligibility Requirements All MVRs must have current valuation date, within six months of effective date. All violations and accidents in commercial or personal vehicles will be measured. All accidents on MVRs or loss runs are considered at-fault unless otherwise supported by a police report. Sampling of MVRs may be done under MVR Sampling Table under F.8.d.(4) Driver Eligibility Drivers must have a current and valid CDL applicable to the vehicle being driven. Must be at least 23 years of age and have at least two years of professional, over-the-road experience with a similar operation. Must provide proof of a current medical certificate for any driver over the age of 65. No Major Violation (Type I) within 36 months, No Major Violations (Type II) within 60 months, 5 or more Minor Violation points in the past 36 months, or 3 or more Minor Violation points in the past 12 months. Violation Table Minor Violations Minor Violation Major Violation Major Violation (1 Point) (2 Points) (Type I) - 36 Months (Type II) - 60 Months Improper Stop on Speeding 16-20 Failure to Report an Driving w/ Highway MPH Over Accident License Lane Violation Following too Close Failure to Stop, Aid, or DUI/DWI, Drug or Alcohol Speeding 1-15 MPH Careless Driving Identify Possession Over Limit Cell Phone Use Reckless Driving False Report to Department Traffic Control Device Wrong Way on Highway Fraudulent Use of Driver’s Unsafe Operation of a At Fault Accident with a License Motor Vehicle Fatality Hit and Run 1 At Fault Accident 2 or More At Fault Leaving the Scene Failure to Yield Accidents (referral) Homicide with a MV Red Light Allowing Non-Licensed Manslaughter with a MV Stop Sign Operator Passing a School Bus Improper U-Turn Speed 21+ (may be Participating in Racing Improper Backing or referred) Eluding a Police Officer Turning Railroad Crossing
Driver Eligibility Requirements All MVRs must have current valuation date, within six months of effective date. All violations and accidents in commercial or personal vehicles will be measured. All accidents on MVRs or loss runs are considered at-fault unless otherwise supported by a police report. Sampling of MVRs may be done under MVR Sampling Table under F.8.d.(4) Driver Eligibility Drivers must have a current and valid CDL applicable to the vehicle being driven. Must be at least 23 years of age and have at least two years of professional, over-the-road experience with a similar operation. Must provide proof of a current medical certificate for any driver over the age of 65. No Major Violation (Type I) within 36 months, No Major Violations (Type II) within 60 months, 5 or more Minor Violation points in the past 36 months, or 3 or more Minor Violation points in the past 12 months. Violation Table Minor Violations (1 Point) Minor Violation (2 Points) Major Violation (Type I) - 36 Months Major Violation (Type II) - 60 Months Improper Stop on Highway Lane Violation Speeding 1-15 MPH Over Limit Traffic Control Device Unsafe Operation of a Motor Vehicle 1 At Fault Accident Failure to Yield Red Light Stop Sign Improper U-Turn Improper Backing or Turning Speeding 16-20 MPH Over Following too Close Careless Driving Cell Phone Use Failure to Report an Accident Failure to Stop, Aid, or Identify Reckless Driving Wrong Way on Highway At Fault Accident with a Fatality 2 or More At Fault Accidents (referral) Allowing Non-Licensed Operator Speed 21+ (may be referred) Driving w/ License DUI/DWI, Drug or Alcohol Possession False Report to Department Fraudulent Use of Driver’s License Hit and Run Leaving the Scene Homicide with a MV Manslaughter with a MV Passing a School Bus Participating in Racing Eluding a Police Officer Railroad Crossing
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