CITY OF LODI
ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY AND PROCEDURE MANUAL
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SUBJECT: : DRIVERS LICENSE - Policy
DATE ISSUED: : May 1, 1995
SECTION: : D
REFERENCE: : Memorandum from the Office of the
City Manager (6-29-90)
SECTION 1: VALIDITY
Any
employee who drives a City vehicle, drives a personal vehicle on City business,
or whose job classification requires a driver's license must have a valid
California drivers' license in his/her possession while at work.
Any
employee who drives any vehicle on City business is required to report to
his/her supervisor on the first workday after the license became invalid, any
lapse in his/her driver's license due to loss of license, suspension, failure
to pass the test, failure to renew, cancellation of insurance, or any other
reason which makes the license invalid.
Failure to maintain a valid license, failure to report any lapse in the
license, or driving without a valid license may result in disciplinary action
up to and including termination.
SECTION 2: PHYSICAL
CONDITION
In
situations when licensing problems are due to physical reasons, the City may
hold a position open for up to one year if medical evidence indicates the
problem is correctable within the one-year period. If a medical condition is permanent and
precludes qualifying for the necessary driver's license, an effort will be made
to find other City employment based on the employee's skills and abilities.
SECTION 3: COMMERCIAL
LICENSE
Employees
required to have commercial licenses (e.g. Class A) must renew their medical
examination card every two years. The
City will pay the cost of these required examinations. Any medical problems which may affect this
licensing requirement or failure to maintain a current medical examiner's card
must be immediately reported to the supervisor.
SECTION 4: CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES PULL
NOTICE PROGRAM
The
City of Lodi participates in the Pull Notice Program through the California
Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in order to monitor the driver's license
validity of employees in positions requiring the operation of City vehicles in
the course of their duties. Refer to the
Drivers License - DMV Pull Notice Program procedures in the Administrative
Policy and Procedure Manual for more information.