Or. Admin. Code § 737-015-0076 - Provider Responsibilities
(1) On initial
application for approval, a provider must submit the following:
(a) Curriculum, including lesson plans, drive
routes, and skill assessment forms;
(b) Certification numbers for all instructors
who will be permitted to teach the approved program;
(c) The course's final drive route and
assessment form; and
(d) Required
recording and reporting forms, as provided by ODOT-TSO.
(2) A provider must complete and return, when
warranted, all required recording and reporting forms supplied by the Division
before or on the required dates.
(3) A provider may not begin a course until
the provider has been granted approved provider status by ODOT-TSO.
(4) Any subsequent changes to the final drive
route or score assessment form must be pre-approved by ODOT-TSO.
(5) Each approved provider must appoint an
individual responsible for ensuring that all driver education requirements are
met and to be the contact person with the Division.
(6) Each approved provider must adopt written
policies that include:
(a) Enrollment
criteria;
(b) Student fees and
refunds;
(c) Course failures and
repeats; and
(d) Minimum and
maximum course duration.
(7) Each approved provider must submit in
writing all reportable motor vehicle accidents that involve a driver education
motor vehicle to the Division within three working days of the accident. If a
police report has been prepared, it must also be provided.
(8) An approved provider must:
(a) Notify ODOT-TSO by mail or facsimile
within 10 days (excluding weekends and state holidays) of any of the following:
(A) The provider no longer meets or maintains
the requirements set forth in OAR
737-015-0010 to
737-015-0130.
(B) An instructor employed by the provider
who no longer meets or maintains qualifications, responsibilities or
requirements set forth in OAR
737-015-0070, including an
explanation of why the instructor no longer meets the qualifications,
responsibilities or requirements.
(b) Annually obtain a driving record from
each out-of-state instructor. The certified driving record must be issued by
the jurisdiction or foreign government that issued driving privileges during
that period. The provider shall carefully review the record for compliance with
Oregon Administrative Rule and maintain a copy with instructor
records;
(c) Establish procedures
that reasonably ensure no instructor or student is under the influence of any
intoxicant during classroom or behind-the-wheel instruction;
(d) Comply with all statutes, administrative
rules, and regulations related to an approved driver education program
provider;
(e) Adhere to the Code of
Ethics and Rules of Conduct set forth in OAR 737-015-0080;
(f) Authorize only an individual who has a
valid approved instructor certification to provide classroom or
behind-the-wheel instruction to a student;
(g) If requested, respond to ODOT-TSO by mail
or facsimile within 10 calendar days (excluding weekends and state holidays) to
any complaint received by ODOT-TSO;
(h) Ensure that the student is eligible to
take the approved course prior to the start of the course;
(i) Ensure every student's course results and
the date those course results were obtained are entered into DMV2U within five
business days after the student completed and passed the course and final drive
assessment;
(j) Ensure every
student's course results and the date those course results were obtained are
entered into DMV2U within five business days after the student failed the
course; and
(k) Ensure every
student's course result notation, whether the student passed or failed the
course, is entered into DMV2U prior to requesting reimbursement.
(9) An approved provider may not
permit any individual to do any of the following:
(a) Conduct classroom or behind-the-wheel
instruction with a student not in possession of a valid driver license or
instruction permit.
(b) Provide
behind-the-wheel instruction to any student on a driving route specifically
used by DMV to test applicants for Oregon driving privileges.
(c) Allow an instructor who does not have
current, valid driving privileges to conduct classroom or behind-the-wheel
instruction.
(d) Allow an
instructor who does not have a valid approved instructor certification to teach
an approved course.
(10)
An approved provider must ensure only approved individuals have access to
DMV2U.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619 & 336.802
Statutes/Other Implemented: 802.010, ORS 336.800, 336.802, 336.805, 336.810, 802.110 & 807.065
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