Ill. Admin. Code tit. 92, § 1030.55 - Commuter Van Driver Operating a For-Profit Ridesharing Arrangement
a) Pursuant to the
provisions of IVC Section 6-106.4, an individual who applies for driving
privileges to operate a commuter van in a for-profit ridesharing arrangement
shall be required to take and successfully complete a test of driving ability
while operating a commuter van. The standards for successfully completing this
driving test shall be the same as those utilized for other non-CDL Class C or
Class D type driving tests.
b) The
driving test required in a for-profit ridesharing arrangement shall be taken
and successfully completed in a commuter van; however, this commuter van need
not be the same commuter van as will be used in the for-profit ridesharing
arrangement. If the vehicle meets the requirements of IVC Section 6-500, the
properly classified CDL tests will be administered.
c) Upon successful completion of the driving
test as specified in subsections (a) and (b) showing the individual's ability
to exercise reasonable care in the safe operation of commuter vans used in
for-profit ridesharing arrangements and if the other requirements for licensure
stated in IVC Section 6-106.4 are met, a "J" restriction and "P" endorsement
when required shall be shown on the individual's driver's license. The
individual shall be required to pay a corrected driver's license fee, as
defined in IVC Section 6-118(a) if he/she applies for this restriction and/or
endorsement at a time other than a regular renewal date.
d) In the event a for-profit ridesharing
arrangement driver is convicted of any of the offenses listed in IVC Section
6-106.4(5), that person's authority to operate a for-profit ridesharing
arrangement vehicle shall be removed in the following manner:
1) The Secretary of State shall notify the
for-profit ridesharing arrangement driver he/she is no longer eligible to
operate a for-profit ridesharing arrangement vehicle.
2) The licensee shall surrender the Illinois
driver's license at the Driver Services Facility within 10 days after receiving
the notification in order to have the restriction to operate a for-profit
ridesharing arrangement vehicle removed from the driver's license.
3) A corrected driver's license shall be
issued to each eligible licensee and the applicant will be charged a fee in
accordance with IVC Section 6-118(a).
e) Failure of a licensee to comply with
subsection (d)(2) shall result in cancellation of the licensee's Illinois
driver's license.
Notes
Amended at 33 Ill. Reg. 2391, effective January 21, 2009
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