Haw. Code R. § 19-123-150 - General provisions
(a) No person shall
be certified as a rider education instructor unless the applicant satisfies the
following conditions:
(1) Possesses a valid
driver's license recognized by the State of Hawaii with the classification and
endorsements required for operation of the class and type of vehicle or device
that will be used in rider education;
(2) Has successfully completed a training
course certified, or subsequently certified, by the department in subchapter
5;
(3) Subject to section
19-123-153(h),
applicant has not had more than one moving traffic violation within one year
prior to obtaining certification; not more than two moving traffic violations
within three years prior to obtaining certification; and not more than three
moving traffic violations within five years prior to obtaining
certification;
(4) Has no driving
under the influence of alcohol or drugs conviction within ten years prior to
obtaining certification;
(5) Has no
driver's license suspension, revocation, cancellation, or disqualification
within five years prior to obtaining certification;
(6) Is at least twenty-one years of
age;
(7) Possesses the equivalent
of a high school diploma;
(8) Has
had a valid driver's license recognized by the State of Hawaii for at least
three consecutive years immediately prior to submission of
application;
(9) Meets the
requirements of subchapter 3;
(10)
Has effective communication skills; is capable of assessing and observing
appropriate student behavior; is capable of engaging students in meaningful
rider education activities; and models positive riding behaviors; and
(11) Present evidence showing at
least three years of consistent motorcycle riding experience in Hawaii or
acceptable substitution for the three years of riding experience.
(b) Application for instructor
certification shall be made on a form supplied by the department which shall
require the following information and attachments:
(1) Full name, residence and business
address(es), telephone and fax number(s), and e-mail and website address (if
any);
(2) A copy of original Social
Security card;
(3) A certified copy
of the applicant's birth certificate;
(4) A copy of the person's:
(A) Driver's license; and
(B) A certified original or notarized copy of
high school diploma, transcript or acceptable alternative documentation to the
department.
(5) Proof of
completion of a rider education instructor course certified, or subsequently
certified, by the department in accordance with
19-123-151, HAR.
(A) Chief instructors who are currently
certified by nationally recognized standards, shall be deemed to have met this
requirement by submitting proof of their certification.
(B) Instructors who have previously taken an
instructor course, and are currently certified by a nationally recognized
standard, shall be deemed to have met this requirement by submitting proof of
successful completion of the course, and proof of an instructor update within
the past two years.
(6)
An original traffic abstract dated within one month of the date of
submission;
(8) A certified or sealed copy of a Hawaii
criminal history record check showing convictions;
(9) Proof of application for a FBI Criminal
History Record Check as defined in subchapter 3;
(10) A statement agreeing to indemnify,
defend and hold harmless the department and the counties of the State from
liability resulting from the instructor's teaching of rider's education
courses;
(11) Employment history
for the ten years prior to the date of the application, with names, addresses,
and telephone numbers of current and former employers that are
listed;
(12) State general excise
tax number, if required;
(13) State
tax clearance, if required;
(14)
Two 2" x 2" photos; and
(15) A
sworn statement indicating:
(A) Whether the
person ever had a teaching certificate or other professional license revoked or
not renewed;
(B) Whether the person
within the past ten years was suspended, fired, asked to resign from
employment, or separated from military service under conditions other than
honorable;
(C) Whether the person
had been convicted of a crime, other than a minor traffic offense involving a
fine of $50 or less;
(D) Whether
the person had been diagnosed as having a mental or emotional condition which
may affect the person's ability to responsibly manage, supervise, control and
interact with students;
(E) A
detailed explanation for subparagraphs (A) through (D) when applicable;
(F) Names, addresses, and phone
numbers of at least five persons (non-relatives) who can attest to the good
character of the applicant.
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