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DRIVER GUIDELINES
All individuals with potential driving duties (regular or occasional) are classified as Drivers, and must meet the following criteria:
- 23 years of age or older.
- Have a verifiable driving violation record
- Have a valid driver’s license that meets the requirements for his/her type of vehicle.
- Have two years or more of prior commercial auto driving experience within the three year period immediately prior to the coverage effective date (or referred to the company for approval).
- No Disqualifying Violations in the 5 year period immediately prior to me coverage effective date
- No more than a combination of 2 accidents and/or Major Violations within the 3 year period immediately prior to the coverage renewal/effective date. An accident that results in a Major Violation will be counted both as a Major Violation and an accident.
DISQUALIFYING VIOLATIONS
- Driving under influence of alcohol/drugs
- Illegal possession of alcohol/drugs
- Refusal to take a test required by an implied consent or similar statute
- Violation of an “open container (alcohol)” or similar statute
- Reckless driving or careless endangerment (and similar)
- Leaving the scene of an accident or “hit and run”
- Fleeing or eluding police
- Speed exhibition, contest or drag race
- Theft or receipt of stolen vehicle
- Reckless/Negligent homicide or manslaughter
- Speeding (Greater than 30 mph over posted limit)
- Habitual Offender (and similar)
MAJOR VIOLATIONS
- Improper lane change
- Failure to yield
- Failure to obey traffic signal or sign
- Past driver license suspension due to moving violation(s)
- Improper passing of school bus or emergency vehicle
- Failing to report an accident
- Improper passing/speeding in a school or work zone
- Make false statement or produce false evidence
- Use of handheld cellular device (if illegal in province)
- Speeding (15-30 mph over posted limit)
- Operating with an invalid (or no) license, or unauthorized use
- Negligent Driving