Ohio Administrative Code
Title 4501 - Department of Public Safety - Administration and Director
Chapter 4501-47 - Commercial Driver's License
Section 4501-47-08 - Records

Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 4501-47-08

Current through all rules and regulations passed and filed through March 17, 2025

(A) Each third-party tester shall be required to maintain at each approved third-party testing location, for a minimum of three years including the current year and the two preceding calendar years, a record of each driver whom the third-party tester gives a skills test, whether or not the driver passes or fails the test. Each such record includes:

(1) The complete name and address of the driver;

(2) The date that the driver took the skills test;

(3) The test score sheet(s) showing the results of the skills test;

(4) The name and identification number of the third-party examiner conducting the skills test;

(5) The record of all receipts and disbursements;

(6) The make, model and registration number of the commercial motor vehicle(s) used to conduct the testing; and

(7) The written contract (copy), if applicable, with any person or group of persons being tested, including amount of payment.

(B) Each third-party tester shall maintain at each approved testing location a record of each third-party examiner in the employ of the third-party tester at that location. Each record includes:

(1) A copy of the examiner's current and valid commercial driver's license;

(2) A copy of the third-party examiner's current driving record, which must be updated annually.

(C) Each third-party tester shall retain all third-party examiner records for at least three years including the current year and the two preceding calendar years after the third-party examiner leaves the employ of the third-party tester.

(D) All records required to be maintained by a tester, including those maintained on a computer data base, shall be made available for inspection by the director or his representative at any and all reasonable times. Any records required to be maintained that are in a computer data base must be accessible and capable of being distinguished from nonrelated records. Copies of all records shall be made available to the director or his representatives upon request.

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