26 CA ADC § 13-100.02


      26 CCR s 13-100.02

      Cal. Admin. Code tit. 26, s 13-100.02


      CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
      TITLE 26. TOXICS
      DIVISION 5.1. DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES (TITLE 13)
      This database is current through 05/05/06, Register 2006, No. 18.

      s 13-100.02. Requirements for Out-of-State Drivers.

      A driver from another state, territory, or a country is authorized to 
      drive in California without the drivers' certificate required by Vehicle 
      Code Section 12804.1 or 12804.3 providing the driver meets all of the 
      following requirements:

      (a) Has a valid driver's license of the class appropriate for the 
      operation of the vehicle, issued by the state, territory or country in 
      which the driver resides.

      (b) Has met the physical qualification standards required of motor vehicle 
      drivers by the Federal Highway Administration of the United States 
      Department of Transportation as set forth in the Title 49, Code of Federal 
      Regulations, Section 391.41, and has in his or her possession a medical 
      certificate approved by the Federal Highway Administration and issued 
      within the last two years.

      (c) Has met the training requirements set forth in Section 100.07 of these 
      regulations applicable to the type of load being transported (hazardous 
      materials, hazardous waste) and/or type of vehicle being operated.

      (d) Is not disqualified for such a certificate on the basis of his or her 
      driving record or medical condition under the Vehicle Code Sections 
      referenced below.

      (e) Has in his or her possession one of the following:

      (1) A valid Non-Resident Special Driver Certificate issued by this 
      department to a non-California licensed driver that authorizes the driver 
      to transport the type of load being transported (hazardous materials, 
      hazardous waste) and/or to operate that particular type of vehicle or

      (2) Notice from his or her employing motor carrier on a form approved by 
      the department indicating that the driver has met the training 
      requirements specified in (c) above. Such notice must be signed by the 
      driver and the employer under penalty of perjury. The notice will be valid 
      for 30 days from the date it is signed by the employer.

      (A) When such notice is issued by an employer, the employer must at the 
      same time send written notice of the issuance to this department. No 
      driver shall be permitted to operate in California a vehicle subject to 
      this Article beyond the 30-day validity period of the notice, unless 
      he/she has obtained from this department the Non-Resident Special Driver 
      Certificate specified in 1 above.

      (B) The department, upon receipt of notice specified in Subsection A, 
      above, shall update its records and issue Non-Resident Special Driver 
      Certificates to qualified drivers. Such certificates shall be mailed to 
      the drivers.


      Note: Authority cited: Section 3100, Vehicle Code. Reference: Sections 
      3100, 12500, 12502, 12804.1, 12804.3, 12805, 12809, 12810, 12810.5, 13205, 
      13352, 13352.5, 13353, 13355, 13357, 13359, 13361, 13363, 13365, 13552, 
      13553, 13954, 14252, 15020, 15023, 15024, 23157, 23160, 23161 and 23166, 
      Vehicle Code; and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Section 391.41. 


       HISTORY 
         
      1. New section filed 9-15-87; operative 10-15-87 (Register 87, No. 38).
      26 CA ADC s 13-100.02

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