§384.231 Satisfaction of State disqualification requirement.
(a) Applicability. The provisions of §§384.203, 384.206(b), 384.210, 384.213, 384.215 through 384.219, 384.221 through 384.224, and 384.231 of this part apply to the
State of licensure of the person affected by the provision. The provisions of §384.210 of this part also apply to
any State to which a person makes application for a transfer CDL.
(b) Required action.
(1) CDL holders. A State must satisfy
the requirement of this part that the State disqualify a person who holds a CDL
by, at a minimum, suspending, revoking, or canceling the person's CDL for the
applicable period of disqualification.
(b)(2) A person
required to have a CDL. A State must satisfy the requirement of this
subpart that the State disqualify a person required to have a CDL who is
convicted of an offense or offenses necessitating disqualification under
§383.51 of this subchapter. At a minimum, the State must implement the
limitation on licensing provisions of §384.210
and the timing and recordkeeping requirements of paragraphs (c) and (d) of this
section so as to prevent such a person from legally obtaining a CDL from any
State during the applicable disqualification period(s) specified in this
subpart.
(c) Required timing.
The State must disqualify a driver as expeditiously as possible.
(d) Recordkeeping requirements. The State must conform to
the requirements of the October 1998 edition of the AAMVAnet, Inc.'s "Commercial
Driver License Information System (CDLIS) State
Procedures," Version 2.0. (Incorporated by reference, see §384.107.) These requirements include
the maintenance of such driver records and driver identification data on the
CDLIS as the FMCSA finds are necessary to the implementation and enforcement of
the disqualifications called for in §§384.215 through 384.219,
and 384.221 through 384.224
of this part.