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1969-Chapter-482 Chapter 482 1969 REPLACEMENT PART Operators' and Chauffeurs' Licenses DEFINITIONS; GENERAL PROVISIONS 482.320 Duty to file, index and record applications and licenses 482.010 Canceled,"chauffeur," " division," " farm " tractor,"highway," " motor " vehicle"and RENEWAL, REVOCATION, SUSPENSION AND license"defined CANCELLATION OF LICENSES 482.020 Nonresident," operator,"" owner"' and renewal" defined 482.410 Duration of operators' and chauffeurs' 11- 482.030 Revocation," school" bus,"suspension" " censes and "vehicle"defined 482.420 Renewal of operators' and combined driver - 482.035 Snowmobile"defined chauffeurs' licenses 482.040 License required to operate motor vehicle; 482.430 Conviction of crime as grounds for man- surrender of prior valid licenses datory revocation or suspension 482.050 Nonresident's use of home state license 482.440 Effect of offense by person who is unli- 482.060 Exemptions from license censed or whose license has been re- 482.070 Applicability of chapter to member of voked or suspended Armed Forces or spouse; exemption 482.445 Reinstatement of license suspended under period; suspension and revocation of li- ORS 482.440 cense 482.450 Permissive suspension or revocation of li- censes PERSONS ELIGIBLE FOR LICENSES; SPECIAL 482.460 Procedure when driver convicted in one PERMITS AND LICENSES state and licensed in another 482.110 Age of eligibility 482.470 Length of suspension; surrender and re- 482.120 Ineligibility of drunkards, dope addicts and turn of license 482.475 mentally ill or retarded persons Reinstatement of chauffeur's privilege; Is- 482.130 Ineligibility of persons with physical or suance and revocation of occupational li- mental disorders, or illiterate cense 482.477 482.140 Reporting of epileptics Reinstatement of suspended license for oc- 482.150 Ineligibility for lack of examination, for cupational purposes only 482.480 failure to prove financial responsibility Suspension or reinstatement upon recom- or for acts in other states mendation of the convicting court 482.490 482.160 Special permits for persons under age Judicial review of the denial, suspension or 482.170 Instruction or beginner's permit revocation of a license 482.500 482.180 Qualifications for chauffeur's license Reinstatement of revoked licenses 482.510 482.190 Motorcycle" defined Restrictions on reinstated license; rein- 482.192 License with indorsement required to oper- statement pending appeal 482.520 ate motorcycle Grounds for cancellation of license 482.530 482.194 Indorsement procedure; examination re- Suspension or revocation of nonresident's quired privilege 482.196 Effect of indorsement; revocation proce- 482.540 Suspension for refusing breath test; notice dure of suspension 482.550 482.198 Prohibition against furnishing motorcycle Hearing on suspension under ORS 482.540 unless license indorsement displayed 482.560 Appeal from suspension for refusing breath test LICENSING PROCEDURE; FEES 482.570 Notice of suspension, revocation or cancel- 482.210 Contents of application lation 482.220 Additional requirements for obtaining spe- 482.580 Proof of suspension order cial licenses while under 16 PROHIBITIONS 482.230 When consent of parent, guardian or em- ployer is required; cancellation of li- 482.610 Misuse of license; fraud in securing license cense if consent withdrawn 482.620 Causing or permitting illegal driving 482.240 Special requirements for persons with men- 482.630 Minors prohibited from driving school and tal or physical disorders passenger busses 482.250 Fees; additional fees for Motor Vehicle 482.640 Employment of unlicensed chauffeur Accident Fund and Student Driver 482.650 Driving while license revoked or suspended Training Fund 482.260 Examination required for license; re exam-- DRIVER LICENSE COMPACT ination 482.810 Definitions for ORS 482.810 to 482.840 482.270 Issuance and form of licenses; temporary 482.820 Driver License Compact permits 482.830 Designation of offenses under law of this 482.280 Placing restrictions on licenses state similar to offenses described in 482.290 Issuance of duplicate license when name compact or residence changed or original lost or 482.840 Expenses of Administrator of Motor Ve- destroyed hicles Division as compact administrator 482.300 Licensee required to sign and possess li- cense PENALTIES 482.310 Appointment and duties of examiners 482.990 Penalties 1359 1IW? CROSS REFERENCES Juvenile court, handling of motor vehicle offenses 482.460 by, 419.537 to 419.541 Procedure where nonresident driver's license re- Operator's license as security in traffic offense proceeding, 484.130 voked under financial responsibility law, 486.216 Suspension of licenses under financial responsibility 482.490 law, 486.211 to 486.291 Duration of suspension under financial responsibil- Traffic control on properties under State Board ity law, 486.291 of Higher Education, 352.360 Return of license suspended under financial respon- Traffic offense proceedings generally, Ch. 484 sibility law, 486.256 Transfer froar, Secretary of State to Motor Vehicles 482.480 Division of functions under this chapter, 481.915 Suspension of license for failure to appear for court W 482.050 hearing, 484.210 Taking up license by court, 482.470 Nonresident's privilege to use highways, 481.095 Ouspendom v2 Ymommrairsidamtla ®psmUng privilege un- 482.530 der financial responsibility law, 486.216, 486.251 Suspension of nonresident's operating privilege un- der financial responsibility law, 486.216, 486.251 482.250 482.630 Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, created, 445.030 Regulations governing qualifications of school bus 482.430, 482.450 drivers, 485.050 Designation of offenses of this state similar to of- 482.650 fenses described in Driver License Compact, Impounding vehicle owned by driver convicted under 482.830 482.650, 484.222 Suspension of licenses for violation of weight regu- 482.840 lations, 483.998 Suspension of licenses under financial responsibility Travel and other expenses of state officers and em- law, 486.211 to 486.291 ployes, 292.210 to 292.298 1360 OPERATORS' AND CUFEURS'IIAIa' LICENSES § 403032. GENERAL PROVISIONS this chapter, except where the context clear- ly indicates a different meaning: 432.010 " Canceled,"chauffeur," " divi- " sion,"farm " tractor,"highway," " motor " ve- 1)Nonresident" " means a person who hicle" and "license" defined. As used in this is not a resident of this state. chapter, except where the context clearly in- 2) Operator"" means every person, oth- dicates a different meaning: er than a chauffeur, who is in actual physical control of a motor vehicle upon a highway. 1)Canceled" " means that a license or permit is declared void and terminated for 3) Owner"" means the person having one of the grounds enumerated in ORS all the incidents of ownership in a vehicle 432.520. A new license may be obtained only or where the incidents of ownership are in as permitted by law. different persons, the person, other than a 2) Chauffeur" ": security interest holder or lessor, entitled to the possession of a vehicle under a security a)Means every person who is employed agreement, or a lease for a term of 10 or by another for the principal purpose of driv- more successive days. ing a motor vehicle, and every person who 4) Renewal"" means the renewal of a drives a motor vehicle carrying persons or license for a registration period immediately property for compensation; but following a registration period for which the b)Does not include students operating applicant therefor was issued a similar vehicles, commonly known and used as pri- license and any application filed within six vate passenger vehicles, which are not oper- months after the discharge of the applicant ated for compensation except in the trans- from the Armed Forces of the United States portation of students to or from school. if the applicant was licensed under this chap- 3 "Division" means the Motor Vehicles ter at the time of his entry into the Armed Division of the Department of Transporta- Fn-p ^- tion. Amended by 1953 c:70 §2, 1963 c.97 §2; 1983 c.484 6;1965 c.343 §16] 4) Farm" tractor" means every motor vehicle designed and used primarily as a 432.030 " Revocation,"school " bus," farm implement for drawing other imple- suspension" and "vehicle" defined. As used ments of husbandry. in this chapter, except where the context 5) Highway" ": clearly indicates a different meaning: a)Means every way or place of what- 1)Revocation" " means that the licen- ever nature open as a matter of right to the see's privilege to drive a vehicle is termin- use of the public for purposes of vehicular ated. A new license may be obtained only as travel; but permitted by law. b)Does not include a roadway or drive- 2) School" bus ": way upon grounds owned by private persons, a)Means every motor vehicle owned by colleges, universities or other institutions. a public or governmental agency and oper- 0)Motor " vehicle"means every vehicle ated for the transportation of children to or from school, or privately owned and operated which is self -propelled. for compensation for the transportation of 7) License"" means any operator's or children to or from school; but chauffeur's license or any other license or b)Does not include vehicles commonly permit to operate a motor vehicle issued un- known and used as private passenger ve- der the laws of this state including: hicles and not operated for compensation ex- a)Any temporary license or instruction cept in the transportation of students to or permit. from school. b) The privilege of any person to drive 3) Suspension"" means that the licen- a motor vehicle whether or not such person see's privilege to drive a vehicle is withdrawn holds a valid license. temporarily. c)Any nonresident's operating privi- 4) Vehicle"" means every device in, lege. upon or by which any person or property is Amended by 1955 co237 §27;1963 r.97 §11 or may be transported or drawn upon a public highway, except devices moved by 482.020 " Nonresident," operator,"" human power or used exclusively upon sta- owner" and "renewal" defined.
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