Wis. Admin. Code Department of Transportation Trans 105.12 - Progressive enforcement actions
(1) Before
recording points, the department shall notify the school or the instructor of
the reason for the proposed action. The school or instructor may respond within
10 days. Upon due consideration the department shall act. The department may:
(a) Record points assessed to driver schools
under s.
Trans
105.11.
(b) Record points assessed to instructors,
including points assessed by a driver school the instructor has worked for or
owned previously. Points assessed to instructor may also be assessed to a
school.
(c) Issue a conditional
license when appropriate.
(d)
Record less than the assessed points.
(2) Based on the points assessed to driver
schools and instructors under s.
Trans
105.11 in the past 24 months, the following
enforcement actions shall apply:
(a) Level
one enforcement action - one point assessed. An advisory letter may be sent to
the driver school or instructor, asking for corrective action.
(b) Level two enforcement action - one to 3
points assessed. The department may conduct an on-site inspection or audit. An
advisory letter shall be sent. If a situation is unresolved after time
specified in the advisory letter, the department may issue a conditional
license under s. 343.61 or
343.62, Stats., restricted to
classroom instruction only. Vehicles used by the driver school may also be
ordered out of service, if the violation is related to the vehicle inspection.
The restricted license may remain in effect until situation is
resolved.
(c) Level three
enforcement action - 4 to 6 points assessed. A warning letter may be sent. The
licenses issued under s.
343.61 or
343.62, Stats., may be revoked,
suspended, or denied for 90 days.
(d) Level four enforcement action - 6 or more
points assessed. The licenses issued under s.
343.61 or
343.62, Stats., shall be
revoked, suspended, or denied for 4 months to one year, based on point
accumulation.
(3) All
points assessed, administrative licensing suspensions, revocations, denials, or
conditional licenses issued may be appealed under ch. 227, Stats.
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