Ill. Admin. Code tit. 92, § 1060.150 - Driver Training School Responsibility for Employees
a) No driver training school shall employ or
otherwise retain any individual to give classroom instruction or
behind-the-wheel instruction unless the individual has a valid, current driver
training instructor's license for that school issued by the Secretary of State
and meets the qualifications provided in Section
1060.120 of this Part.
b) Qualified and recognized experts in the
fields of driver training, traffic regulation, or motor vehicle operation or
maintenance may give occasional classroom lectures without having a valid
current driver training instructor's license, provided the driver training
school that secures the services of any such expert notifies the Office of the
Secretary of State, Driver Training School Section, in advance, indicating the
name, address and qualifications of the expert and the proposed lecture
dates.
c) Any individual employed
by, or associated with, any driver training school, and all acts performed by
an instructor, shall be presumed acts within the scope of employment unless the
school can provide competent evidence to the contrary.
d) If a licensed instructor is temporarily
suspended, laid off or discharged by a driver training school, the school shall
immediately notify the Secretary of State, on forms furnished by the Secretary
of State, listing the name, address and license number of the instructor,
termination date, and the reason for the termination. In all cases where an
employee ceased working for the commercial driving school, whether it be a
temporary lay-off or any other termination of his/her association with the
school, the instructor must surrender his/her license to the Secretary of
State.
Notes
Amended at 30 Ill. Reg. 11377, effective June 14, 2006
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