Or. Admin. Code § 735-076-0000 - Policy, Objective and Purpose of the At-Risk Program - Non-Mandatory Reporting
(1) It is
the policy of DMV to promote safety for all persons who travel or otherwise use
the public highways of this state.
(2) The underlying policy of the Department's
rules on at-risk drivers is to preserve the independence, dignity, and
self-esteem that result from providing one's own mobility, so long as it is
possible to do so without risk to oneself or to others.
(3) It is therefore an objective of these
division 76 rules to establish a program for the non-mandatory reporting to DMV
of those drivers who have a mental or physical condition or impairment that may
affect driving ability, or drivers who have demonstrated unsafe or dangerous
driving behaviors.
(4) DMV may
receive information that indicates a person may no longer be qualified to hold
a driver license, driver permit or endorsement or may no longer be able to
drive safely. This information may come from many sources, including a report
from any of the following:
(a) A physician or
health care provider,
(b) A family
member, friend or neighbor,
(c) A
report from a police officer or a court,
(d) A DMV representative, or
(e) The person through a self-report on a
driver license issuance, renewal or replacement application or a voluntary
request to test.
(5) A
report may describe:
(a) A possible mental or
physical condition or impairment, a vision problem, or a possible problem
condition involving an intoxicant, as defined in Oregon Laws 2023, Chapter 498
that indicates the person is no longer qualified to hold a driver license,
driver permit or endorsement;
(b)
An unsafe or dangerous driving behavior that indicates the person is not able
to drive safely;
(c) That the
person no longer has the skills necessary to safely operate a motor vehicle;
or
(d) That the person could have a
loss of consciousness or control while driving, resulting in loss of control of
a motor vehicle.
(6)
These division 76 rules provide procedures for the review of non-mandatory
reports, the obtaining of required information necessary to determine if a
person remains qualified for driving privileges and the taking of necessary
action when a determination is made that the person is no longer qualified for
driving privileges.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619, 802.010, 807.340 & 809.419
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 807.340
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