For purposes of this article, the following terms have the meaning indicated: (1) “Applicant” means any person applying for a Class G instruction permit or license to operate a motor vehicle in this state who must use a bioptic telescopic device to meet the commissioners minimum visual acuity and visual field standards for licensure.
(a) The Director of the Division of Rehabilitation Services, after consultation with the commissioner, shall propose legislative rules for promulgation in accordance with article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code establishing: (1) Additional criteria, including minimum visual acuity and visual field standards, for acceptance into an approved driver training program;
Except for the provisions of subsection (d), section four of this article requiring an annual report of vision examination to be submitted to the commissioner, the provisions of this article are not applicable to any person licensed by the commissioner to operate a motor vehicle with a bioptic telescopic device prior to the effective date […]
(a) A person who does not meet the visual acuity and visual field standards established by the commissioner for licensure to operate a motor vehicle in this state, but who is able to satisfy the minimum vision requirements using a bioptic telescopic device is eligible for a Class G instruction permit or drivers license pursuant […]
(a) An applicant is eligible for a Class G instruction permit if he or she has: (1) Been accepted into and enrolled in an approved driver training program;
(a) A person who has obtained a Class G instruction permit may obtain a Class G drivers license to operate a motor vehicle if he or she has: (1) Been certified by the Division of Rehabilitation Services, or its approved driver training program, as having successfully completed an approved driver training program, along with any […]
(a) A Class G driver's license authorizes the licensee to operate a Class A passenger motor vehicle, weighing eight thousand pounds or less, subject to the following restrictions: (1) The applicant may drive only while using a bioptic telescopic device;
(a) A restricted out-of-state driver establishing residence in West Virginia must apply for a Class G drivers license in this state. (b) To obtain a Class G drivers license, the restricted out-of-state driver must: (1) Satisfy all the requirements of licensure contained in sections three and four of this article;
(a) A Class G driver's license is valid for no more than two years. (b) To renew a Class G driver's license, the licensee must submit a report of a comprehensive vision examination by a vision specialist at least ninety-days prior to expiration of the license. (c) If the vision specialist certifies that the conditions […]
(a) The commissioner may immediately suspend the Class G driver's license of any driver who is involved in an accident resulting in bodily injury or death, violates the restrictions placed on his or her license or is convicted of more than one moving violation within a twelve-month period, if the commissioner makes a finding that […]
(a) The commissioner shall collect and monitor information regarding accidents, license suspensions and revocations and convictions of Class G licensees. (b) On or before February 1, of each year after the first Class G driver's license is issued: (1) The commissioner shall provide to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance a written report detailing:
