June 2016 Edition - ALEA
June 2016 Edition
Organ Donation.Giving life a second chance.When you obtain your driver license, you will be asked, “Do you wishto be an organ donor?” If you say “yes”, what does that mean? “Yes” means that you want to give someone a very special gift a secondchance at life. It means that you have decided to give organs or tissuesafter your death to people who urgently need a transplant. The title“organ donor” with a red heart will appear on your license. The urgent need for organ transplants grows daily with tens of thousandsof people waiting nationally. Someone is added to the list every tenminutes, and approximately 18 people will die each day while waiting foran organ. Your choice to become an organ donor can make a life-savingdifference for these critically ill people. The decision to donate is a personal one, but one which should be sharedwith your family. If you have questions, call the Alabama Organ Centerat 1-800-252-3677.Common Myths about DonationMyth: Becoming a donor will affect my medical care if I am in an accident.Fact: If you are admitted to a hospital, the number one priority is to saveyour life.Myth: Organ donation disfigures the body.Fact: Organs and tissues are removed in an operation performed by specially trained medical professionals. Your body is treated with respect and anopen casket funeral is possible after donation.Myth: If you agree to donate your family will be charged.Fact: There is no financial cost to the donor’s family or estate for organor tissue donation. Funeral costs and the costs incurred in saving your liferemain the responsibility of the family.Myth: Having “organ donor” on your driver’s license or carrying a donor cardis all you have to do to become a donor.Fact: While donation can legally occur with these documents, it is importantto discuss your decision with your family to ensure they understand yourwishes. All people who indicate their donation wishes on their driver’s licensewill have their name added to the Legacy Organ and Tissue Donor Registry.For more information or to add your name to the registry, call1-800-252-3677 or visit www.alabamaorgancenter.orgMAKETHE CHOICE NOW TO HELP SAVE LIVES LATER.
AlabamaDRIVERMANUALAlabamaDRIVER MANUALPUBLISHED BYALABAMA AMALAWSERVICESENFORCEMENTAGENCYP.SERVICESO. BOX 1471LICENSEDIVISIONMONTGOMERY,36102-1471P. O. BOXAL1471MONTGOMERY, AL 36102-1471KAY IVEYSTANSTABLERGOVERNORSECRETARY OF LAW FLAWENFORCEMENTSECRETARY OF LAWENFORCEMENTDIRECTOR OF LAW AUDEPARTMENTSAFETY DIRECTORDIRECTOR OFOFPUBLICLAW ENFORCEMENTDEENA L. SERVICESPREGNOSUPPORTDEENAPREGNOCHIEF OF LICENSE SERVICES DIVISIONDRIVERLICENSECHIEFMAJORDEENADIVISIONL. PREGNODIVISION CHIEFALEA WEBSITE: www.alea.govALEA WEBSITE: www.alea.gov
Robert BentleyGovernorState of AlabamaOffice Of the GOvernOrState capitOlMOntGOMery, alabaMa 36130RobeRt bentleyGOvernOr(334) 242-7100fax: (334) 242-3282State of alabamaDear Drivers:Alabama’s many roadways-whether interstate highways or scenic bywaysare more enjoyable when everyone obeys our traffic laws and practicescourteous and defensive driving. This Alabama Driver Manual is your tool tolearn and refresh your knowledge of vehicle and roadway safety.Responsibility for safe and courteous driving begins with you. I hopeyou will carefully read this manual and practice the safe driving behaviorprescribed in it. You should begin by always using your seat belt and ensuringyour passengers do the same. It’s the law in Alabama and one we vigorouslyenforce because it saves lives. We also prohibit driving while under theinfluence of alcohol or other controlled substances. For the sake of your lovedones and others traveling our highways, don’t drive while impaired.I want your travel in Alabama to be safe and pleasant. With yourcommitment to safe and courteous driving, we can all enjoy the journey.Sincerely,Robert BentleyGovernor2A l A b A m A l Aw E n f o r c E m E n t A g E n c y
Stan StablerSecretaryAlabama Law Enforcement AgencyA l A b A m A l Aw E n f o r c E m E n t A g E n c y3
TABLE OF CONTENTSChapter 1- Your License to DriveLicense Requirements.5Who Cannot Be Licensed.6Identification Requirements.6Learner License /Restricted License. 9Vision Screening.11Knowledge Test.11Road Test.11License Fees.13Re-examination.13Identification Cards (Non-Driver).14Renewing/Duplicating Your License.14Change of Name, Address.15Class of License.16Commercial License.16Vessel License.17Present Your License.17Chapter 2 - You May LoseYour abama Point System.19Chapter 3 - The Driving TaskGood Driving Habits.21Turns.22Sharing the Road with Bicycles.24Sharing the Road withMotorcycles.26Sharing the Road with LargeVehicles.28Parking.29Alabama’s Safety Belt and ChildRestraint Laws.31Chapter 4 - The DriverYour Personality Affects YourDriving.32Cellular Phone/Texting Usage.33Highway Hypnosis and Fatigue.33Drinking and Driving.33Drugs.36How to Avoid Rear-EndCollisions.37Stopping Distance.37What To Do If You Have A Crash.38Railroad Crossings.394TableofChapter 5 - Signs, Signalsand Road MarkingsTraffic Signs.42Regulatory Signs.43Warning Signs.45Informational or Guide Signs.51Pavement Markings.53Traffic Signals.55Chapter 6 – Traffic LawsSpeed Limits.58Stopping.59School Buses.60Right of Way and Yielding.61Passing.62Pedestrians.63Following Emergency Vehicles.65Other Traffic Laws.65Changing Lanes.65Throwing Debris on Streets,Highways.66Loads Must Conform to Law.66Documents Required at TrafficStops.66Mandatory Liability Insurance Law.66Window Tinting.67Gas Drive-Offs.67Move Over Law.67Chapter 7 - Adjust toDriving ConditionsNight Driving.68Winter Driving.69Windshield Wipers/Headlights.70Slippery Roads Are Hazardous.70Skidding.70Hydroplaning.71Driving in Fog, Snow.72Driving in Hilly Country.72Carbon Monoxide.72Driving Emergencies.72Chapter 8 - Driving the FreewaysEntering the Freeway.75Interchanges.76Leaving the Freeway.77Chapter 9 - Your VehicleMaintaining Your Vehicle.78Additional InformationParent Teen Driving Agreement.81GDL Summary.83Web Site or Contact.84Driver LicenseAppointments.Inside Back CoverContents
CHAPTER 1YOUR LICENSE TO DRIVEUnder the laws of Alabama, every person (with some exceptions) must belicensed to operate a motor vehicle upon public streets and roadways. TheAlabama Law Enforcement Agency, Driver License Services, issues driverlicenses.This chapter tells you who may qualify and what you must do to obtain anAlabama driver license. If applying for a motorcycle license, you should studythe motorcycle manual.LICENSE REQUIREMENTSEvery Alabama resident who operates any motor vehicle (except a farm tractoror implement of husbandry temporarily upon any street or highway) must havea driver license. All applicants who have not been licensed in Alabama or whoseAlabama license has been expired for over three years must pass the required driver examination. A holder of an out of state license which has not been expiredover one year does not have to pass a driver examination.AN ALABAMA DRIVER LICENSE IS NOT REQUIREDFOR THESE PEOPLEThe following persons may drive a motor vehicle upon the streets or highways in Alabama without an Alabama driver license. Any person in the employ or service of the United States Federal Governmentwhile driving or operating a motor vehicle owned or leased by the UnitedStates Federal Government. Any person while driving any farm tractor or implement of husbandry temporarily operated or moved on the highway. A resident at least 16 years old who has in his immediate possession a validdriver license issued to him in his home state or country. This includes military personnel from other states and their families stationed in Alabama,even though their assignment in Alabama may be of long duration. A non-resident at least 16 years old whose home country does not requirelicensing of drivers may operate a motor vehicle as a driver of not more than90 days in any calendar year, if the vehicle operated is duly registered for thecurrent year in the home country of the non-resident. A non-resident who has a valid driver license from the state of previousresidence may drive without an Alabama license for 30 days after becominga resident of the state. Any non-resident full time student properly enrolled and registered in aschool, college, university, or trade school in this state, who holds a validlicense from his home state or country.A l a b a m a L aw E n f o r c e m e n t A g e n c y5
WHO CANNOT BE LICENSEDAn Alabama driver license shall not be issued to: Persons under 16 years of age. Any person whose driving rights or privilege is suspended or revoked inany state. Any person afflicted with or suffering from a physical or mental impairment which, in the opinion of the ALEA or examining officer, will preventsuch person from exercising reasonable and ordinary control over a motorvehicle. Any person failing to pass the examination when required. Any person who is a habitual drunkard or addicted to the use of narcoticdrugs. Any person who is under the age of 19 that is not in compliance withAlabama Act 93-368, which requires secondary school graduation or current attendance, with limited exclusions.AUTHORIZED PRESENCEAll applicants for an original Alabama driver license or identification cardmust submit proof of authorized presence in the United States as authorizedunder federal law. This will help us safeguard the accuracy and integrity of theAlabama Law Enforcement Driver License documents and reduce the highcost involved as a result of using fraudulent identification in obtaining goodsand services.A. Identification RequirementsApplicants for an Alabama Driver License or Identification card must:1. Present two (2) forms of identification, at least one of which contains aphotograph, (one form must be from the “Primary Listing”).2. Present three (3) forms of non-photo identification (one form must befrom the “Primary Listing”).3. Applicants transferring an Out of State driver license must present theirOut of State driver license, Social Security card (or one of the otheracceptable documents for social security number) AND one other formfrom the “Primary Listing”.For the purpose of administering the licensing of non-workingauthorized foreign national applicants for an Alabama driver license andnon-driver identification cards, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agencypresumes their status in the United States to be unauthorized untilthe applicant presents documents evidencing, to the satisfaction of theDepartment, that their presence in the United States is authorized.In addition to the identification requirements above, an applicant whohas been deported from the United States must present proof from theImmigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that their legal presence statushas been restored.6Chapter 1 / Your LicensetoDrive
B. Legal Date of Birth RequirementsAll applicants for any type of Alabama driver license or non-driver identification card must meet the age requirements relevant to the license or permit.A record existing on the driver license database, as a result of a previouslyissued Alabama driver license or Alabama non-driver identification card maybe considered proof of birth date. If no such record exists, only an original orcertified copy of one of the “Primary Listed” documents could be accepted asproof of birth date.C. Documentation Requirements1. Only a document, which is an original or a copy certified by the issuing agency, will be accepted. If a document is a copy, the certificationattached to it must be original.2. A document would be unacceptable if:(a) Correction fluid (white-out) has been used on pertinent information.(b) Erasure markings appear on pertinent information.(c) Pertinent information is missing.(d) Pertinent information is illegible.(e) Alterations appear in pertinent information.(f ) A fold, crease, tear or hole obliterates or distorts pertinent information(g) A staple obliterates or distorts pertinent information.(h) The document is not properly signed.D. Social Security Number Requirements1. Proof of Social Security Number must be presented by the applicantunder the following circumstances, unless the number is already in thedatabase:(a) When applying for any class driver license, driver license renewal,vessel license, or non-driver identification card, whether or not theapplicant wishes to have the number appear on the license.2. An original of one of the following documents is required as proof of aSocial Security number:(a) Social Security CardA certified letter (on letterhead) from the Social Security(b)Administration stating the person’s name and Social Securitynumber.(c) United States Military Identification Card.(d) United States Military form DD 214.(e) Medicare/Medicaid Identification Card (if Social Security numberis followed by the letter A).(f ) W2 Tax Form.A l a b a m a L aw E n f o r c e m e n t A g e n c y7
E. Notarization Requirements1. Notarized documents must meet the following requirements:(a) The notary’s seal or stamp must be affixed to the document andmust be legible.(b) The notary’s name must be legible.(c) The notary’s signature must be present.(d) The complete date that the notary’s commission expires must belegible and must have been current on the date the document wasnotarized.(e) The state in which the notary is commissioned must be legible.F. Acceptable documentation for proof of name, date of birth and authorized presence documents must be original or copies certified by issuingagency. Unless otherwise noted, documents must be current or be of the typethat does not expire. Immigration documents must reflect at least 160 daysallowable time remaining in the United States.All applicants under the age of 19 must present a current Student Enrollment/Exclusion Form (DL-1-93). Forms may be obtained at your school or any driverlicense office. Forms must be completed and signed by authorized personnel.Social Security card (Required for all applicants who have been assigned and/or are eligible for the assignment of a social security number by the Social SecurityAdministration.)PRIMARY DOCUMENTS(May include date of birth) Certified U.S. Birth Certificate issued byan agency designated by state or federalauthority** US Passport* (current) Alabama Identification Card Alabama Driver License Certificate of Naturalization Certificate of Citizenship US Certificate of Birth Abroad Resident Alien Card Valid Foreign Passport with a valid UnitedStates Immigration Document* Not expired** Required for all 15-year-old applicantsunder Title 36-6-8(b). Foreign-born applicantsmust have their birth certificate translatedinto English and certified by the Embassyof the country of issuance unless they haveobtained a US Passport, which may be used toprove their date of birth8SECONDARY DOCUMENTS(May not include date of birth) U.S. State Issued Driver License orNon- Driver ID Card Current International Driver License/Permit Marriage License US Armed Forces Driver License US Military DD-214 Professional License Issued by a State orFederal Agency Selective Service Card Veterans Administration Medical Insurance ID Card United States Military ID Card ID card issued by School with Photo School Enrollment Form (DL-1/93) Certified School RecordCurrent TranscriptMost recent report cardCertified Letter from SchoolGED CertificateCertificate of Graduation W2 Tax Form along with a copy of theprevious year’s filed tax forms Documents from Court of RecordDivorce DecreeAdoption DecreeName Change DecreeBankruptcy Decree.continuedChapter 1 / Your LicensetoDrive
SECONDARY DOCUMENTScontinued Probation or release documents issued by Stateor Federal Departments of Correction withPhoto ID cards issued by the same authorityor Felon ID card issued by the Sheriff of thecounty of applicant’s residenceADDITIONAL SECONDARYDOCUMENTS FOR NON-U.S.CITIZENS Employment Authorization Document - witha valid Social Security Card †Valid Visa (with supporting documents)authorizing presence in the U.S. for a periodexceeding 160 days. Valid I-94 Arrival/Departure Record issued bythe DHS Original Form I-797, Notice of Action, issuedby the DHS showing approval of change ofstatus or extension of stay Original Form I-797, Notice of Action, issuedby the DHS evidencing timely filing of anextension petition.†ACCEPTABLE VISACLASSIFICATIONS(5a) Any person lawfully present in the UnitedStates in the following nonimmigrantcategories is eligible to apply for an Alabamadriver license/learner license/non-driveridentification card/vessel license: A, B,except B-1, E, F, G-4, H, I, J, K, L, M,NATO, O, P, Q, R, S, T, TN, TD, TPS or Uor V visa categories.Note: F and M visa holders must also presentForm I-20; J-1 and J-2 visa holders must alsopresent Form DS-2019 or IAP-66.FOREIGN EXAMINATIONSDriver License written examinations are available in foreign languages:Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, French, German, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Russian,Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese. Information on the administration of thesetests may be obtained at the Driver License District Office.HEARING IMPAIRED EXAMINATIONSThe Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, in cooperationwith the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, has made it possible for driverlicense written examinations to be administered to the hearing impaired inAmerican Sign Language. This is administered using our automated testingequipment and is available only at certain Driver License offices. Informationon the administration of these tests may be obtained at the Driver LicenseDistrict Office.ORAL EXAMINATIONSExaminations are available for applicants that are unable to read and comprehend the k
courteous and defensive driving. This Alabama Driver Manual is your tool to learn and refresh your knowledge of vehicle and roadway safety. Responsibility for safe and courteous driving begins with you. I hope you will carefully read this manual and practice the safe driving behavior prescribed in it. You should begin by always using your seat belt and ensuring your passengers do the same. It .
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The application for the State Background Check, conducted by ALEA, may be submitted in person or by mail. In-Person Requests: Complete the enclosed Application to Review Alabama Criminal History Record Information form (SBI Form 46) - see instructions below (**) and Appendix B of the application form for
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