Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 483 - Drivers' Licenses; Driving Schools and Driving Instructors
CLASSIFICATION OF LICENSES AND CERTIFICATION OF DRIVING ABILITY
Commercial Drivers' Licenses: Certification by Third-Parties
Section 483.12261 - Third-party certifier: Administration of skills tests to minimum number of applicants annually; revocation of registration for failure to comply; exceptions; recertification

1. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a third-party certifier must administer skills tests for at least 10 different applicants for a commercial driver's license each calendar year.

2. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, the Department will revoke the registration of a third-party certifier to administer skills tests if the third-party certifier does not administer skills tests for at least 10 different applicants each calendar year. Upon approval of the Department, a third-party certifier who does not administer skills tests for at least 10 different applicants in a calendar year may take a recertification course for administering skills tests or, during the administration of at least one skills test, have a state examiner ride along to observe the third-party certifier successfully administer the skills test in lieu of meeting the 10-test requirement for that calendar year.

3. A third-party certifier who is granted an exception pursuant to subsection 2 must complete a recertification course provided by the Department or, during the administration of at least one skills test, have a state examiner ride along to observe the third-party certifier successfully administer the skills test.

4. If a third-party certifier is granted an exception pursuant to subsection 2 and attends a recertification course meeting the requirements of subsection 3, the Department will issue to the third-party certifier a new certificate of registration pursuant to NAC 483.1224.

5. A third-party company or third-party school shall, based upon the number of skills tests administered during the immediately preceding calendar year, employ a sufficient number of third-party certifiers to ensure that each of those third-party certifiers is able to comply with the provisions of subsection 1.