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Traffic Violations Bureau Appeal Form Use to file an appeal from a conviction and/or penalty imposed for non-criminal moving violations after a DMV Traffic Violations Bureau hearing in NYC or Rochester only (see Traffic Tickets). For convictions or penalties by courts in other locations and courts, contact the court, not DMV, for appeal information. Determine if you can file your appeal online instead of using form AA-33. Impaired Driver Program Application Application by a sponsor agency to establish a Impaired Driver Program under Article 31 of the NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law. A resume for the IDP Director must be included with the form DPR-103. The resume must include the name, address, telephone number, DMV Client ID Number from the driver license if applicable, the educational background and the employment background of the Director. The applicant must also submit form DPR-104 and a form DPR-102 for each instructor. Search by form number, name or subject: or show all related forms by topic: Form Title Purpose DS-6 Physician's Request for Driver Review Used by a licensed physician to notify the DMV of a driver licensed in NYS when the physician determines that the mental or physical condition of the driver can affect the safe operation of motor vehicles. For more information, see Report a Medical Condition. DS-600 Request for NYS Fingerprinting Services Information Form Required to be completed by the carrier and the driver and brought by the driver to a fingerprinting session appointment. The form instructions explain how to make an appointment and complete the form. DS-7 Request for Driver Review Used by a person who is not a physician or a police officer to notify the DMV of a driver who has a possible medical condition that can affect the safe operation of motor vehicles. For more information, read Report a Medical Condition. DS-700 Article 19- A of the.
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Justia › US Law › US Codes and Statutes › New Jersey Revised Statutes › 2013 New Jersey Revised Statutes › Title 39 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC REGULATION Section - Words and phrases defined. Section - Department continued Section - Director of division of motor vehicles; appointment; term; salary; bond; oath Section - Powers, duties of commission. Section - Cooperation by Division of Motor Vehicles to register voters Section - Definitions relative to privacy of motor vehicle records. Section - Disclosure of personal information connected with motor vehicle record. Section - Violation, fourth degree crime. Section - Liability for civil action. Section - Construction of act. Section - Electronic, digital processing of motor vehicle transactions. Section - Deputy director; powers; bonds; oath Section - Abolishment of positions of chief inspector, deputy chief inspector, inspector and special inspector Section - Reemployment rights Section - Appointment to state police Section - Qualifications of appointee Section - Transfer of pension contributions and reserves Section - Construction of act to preserve rights of tenure, civil service, pension or retirements Section - State Agency Transfer Act; application to act Section - Construction of act concerning graduated driver licensing and driving schools. Section - Records and seal; authentication of documents Section - Office facilities and supplies Section - Medical advisory panel Section - Appointments; term; reimbursement for expenses Section - Duties; recommendations; adoption by division Section - Nonliability for civil damages as a result of providing reports, records, etc. Section 39:2 A-1 - Short.
Massachusetts Laws Massachusetts Constitution General Laws Session Laws Rules Click to Print Print Page PAR DMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT Next TITLE XIV PUBLIC WAYS AND WORKS Prev Next CHAPTER 90 MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT Prev Next Section 1 Definitions Section 1 ARegistration of motor vehicles; liability insurance, failure to maintain; revocation of certificate of registration; exemptions; school buses Section 1 BMotorized bicycles; operation regulations Section 1 CMotorized bicycles and scooters; compliance with federal standards Section 1 DMotorized bicycles; sales; number sticker or plate Section 1 EMotorized scooters; operation regulations Section 1 FLow-speed motor vehicles; express state highway and public way restrictions; additional municipality restrictions Section 1 GNotice of disclosure required upon sale, lease or rental of low-speed motor vehicles Section 1 HRegistration of motor vehicles designed for operation on public ways but not capable of exceeding 40 miles per hour Section 1 I3–wheeled motor vehicle registered as motorcycle; qualification Section 2 Registration of motor vehicles and trailers; applications; reciprocal state agreements; transfer of ownership; plates; fraud or misrepresentation; penalties; license plate retention program for deployed residents Section 2 AMinors, application for registration of motor vehicle or trailer Section 2 BRemoval of registration upon transfer of ownership Section 2 CRepealed, 1973, 925, Sec. 11 Section 2 DTemporary registration plates Section 2 EDistinctive registration plates; Environmental Trust Fund; Child Care Quality Fund; 9/11 victims and military heroes funds; Boston Marathon tragedy funds Section 2 FDistinctive registration plates; submission of applications; eligible organizations Section 2 GPassenger plates for low-speed motor vehicles; fee Section 2 HCertificates of registration and number plates for street.
Ordering Driver Records An individual can order a driver record online or by mail. Driver records are not available in driver license offices. Order Your Driver Record Online Order Your Driver Record Online Order a Driver Record by Mail To order a type 1, 2, 2 A, 3, 3 A, or certified abstract (type AR) of driving record by mail, follow the instructions on the driver record request form ( PDF). If the driver record has not been received three weeks after the date it was ordered, contact Customer Service. Driver Record Types Driver Record Type Table Type 1 Status record Date of birth, license status, home address and original Texas driver license application date. Type 2 3-year history Type 1 information, plus List of crashes (if a ticket was received and all moving and nonmoving violations for three years from date of offense. Type 2 A Certified 3-year history Certified version of type 2. This record type cannot be used for a defensive driving course ( DDC). Type 3 List of all crashes and violations Type 1 information, plus List of all crashes (even if no ticket was received and all moving and nonmoving violations in the record. Type 3 is provided only to the person the record belongs to. This record type cannot be used for a defensive driving course ( DDC). Type 3 A Certified list of all crashes and violations Certified version of type 3. Type 3 A is provided only to the person the record belongs to. This is the only record type that can be used for a defensive driving course ( DDC). Type AR Certified abstract of complete driver record Type 3 information, plus All suspensions in the record. Type AR contains all information in a driver record. For questions about Crash Reports and Records, contact the Texas Department of Transportation. Driver Record Monitoring ( DRM) Per legislative directive, the Department continues to progress toward implementation of the Driver Record.