Trans 104.06(13)(e)(e) Demonstrates an inordinate lack of ability, knowledge or skills in any of the following: Trans 104.06 NoteNote: Form MV3543, Commercial Driver Skills Examination Report, MV3544, “Class D” Skills Test and MV3583, “Class M” Skills Test are used by examiners to score examinations. Copies of the forms are provided to applicants as a report of their test results and can be obtained from driver examiners.
Trans 104.06 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, July, 1996, No. 487, eff. 8-1-96; am. (5) (b) and (6) (a) 3., Register, August, 2000, No. 536, eff. 9-1-00. Trans 104.07(1)(1) Reasons for special examinations. The department may conduct a special examination for any of the following reasons: Trans 104.07(1)(a)(a) To determine whether a person adequately compensates for a medical condition or functional impairment. Trans 104.07(1)(c)(c) To determine whether a person is able to exercise ordinary and reasonable control of a motor vehicle. Trans 104.07(1)(d)(d) To investigate a report received by the department that a licensed operator may be incompetent or otherwise not qualified to be licensed. Trans 104.07(1)(e)(e) To determine whether the person has the knowledge necessary to operate a motor vehicle with the classes, endorsements and restrictions for which the person is licensed. Trans 104.07(1)(f)(f) To evaluate an applicant from another jurisdiction holding a driver license from that jurisdiction that does not contain any restrictions related to any functional impairment or medical condition for which a restriction is usually imposed by the department. Trans 104.07(2)(a)(a) Full skills test. A special examination skills test shall be conducted in the same manner as a skills test under s. Trans 104.06 if the department is investigating or evaluating a person’s ability to exercise ordinary and reasonable control in the operation of a representative vehicle. Trans 104.07(2)(b)(b) Limited skills test. A limited special examination skills test may be conducted in a limited area, on a non-standard route, or to test only selected skills if it is administered to: Trans 104.07(2)(b)1.1. Evaluate a person’s ability to compensate for a functional impairment or medical condition. Trans 104.07(2)(b)3.3. Evaluate a person’s ability to exercise ordinary and reasonable control of a motor vehicle for the purpose of issuing a license that is restricted to certain areas or times of operation. Trans 104.07(3)(3) Special examination knowledge tests. Special examination knowledge tests shall be the examinations required under s. Trans 104.03 for the license classes and endorsements held by the driver. Trans 104.07(4)(4) Class of vehicles tests. The department shall determine the class and type of vehicle in which a special examination shall be conducted. Trans 104.07(5)(5) Multiple special examinations. More than one special examination skills or knowledge test may be required if the person’s license authorizes operation of more than one class of vehicle or contains endorsements. Trans 104.07(6)(6) Expired licenses. A person may take a special examination for “Class D” vehicles using an expired operator’s license, other than an instruction permit, that has an expiration date not more than 4 years prior to the examination date. Trans 104.07 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, July, 1996, No. 487, eff. 8-1-96. Trans 104.08Trans 104.08 Scoring driving skills tests and special examinations. Trans 104.08(1)(1) Evaluated driving skills shall be assigned a point value and points shall be awarded for all skills successfully completed or which are not tested.