Or. Admin. R. 731-090-0010 - Confidentiality
(1) An Account
Manager may not disclose Personally Identifiable Information (PII) used or
developed for reporting metered use by a subject vehicle or for administration
services related to the collection of Road Usage Charges to any person except
as allowed by ORS
319.915(3).An
ODOT Account Manager may not disclose PII without written approval of the
Department.
(2) If the RUC Payer
declines to give express approval for disclosure of PII to an entity, such an
act must not invalidate any Road Usage Charge service agreement existing
between the Account Manager and the RUC Payer.
(3) Not later than 30 days after completion
of payment processing, dispute resolution for a single payment period or a
noncompliance investigation, whichever is latest, the Account Manager shall
destroy records of location and daily metered use of subject vehicles.
(a) A Commercial Account Manager may retain
and use records of location and daily metered use of subject vehicles if the
RUC Payer consents to the retention and use.
(b) If the Net Road Usage Charge results in a
refund, records of location and daily metered use of subject vehicles will be
destroyed 30 days after check issuance, dispute resolution for a single refund
period, or a noncompliance investigation, whichever is
latest.
(4) An Account
Manager may retain, aggregate and use, for the purposes of traffic management
and research, records of the location and daily metered use of subject vehicles
after removing Personally Identifiable Information.
(5) Upon request of the RUC Payer, an Account
Manager and its contractor shall provide the RUC Payer the following rights
regarding Personally Identifiable Information:
(a) The right to inquire about the nature,
accuracy, status and use of the RUC Payer's PII;
(b) The right to examine the RUC Payer's PII
or a reasonable facsimile of the RUC Payer's PII;
(c) The right to request corrections of the
RUC Payer's PII should the RUC Payer provide reasonable evidence that the RUC
Payer's PII has errors or has changed;
(d) The right to delete the location and
daily metered use data that has not been destroyed within the required period
of time, as per ORS
319.915(4);
and
(e) An Account Manager, and its
contractor, shall respond to all such requests within five (5) business days of
receipt of the request.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.616, 184.619 & 319.883 - 319.990
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 319.915
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