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- § 367.20
Fees under the Unified Carrier Registration Plan and Agreement for each registration year until any subsequent adjustment in the fees becomes effective. - § 382.103
Applicability. - § 382.107
Definitions. - § 382.109
Preemption of State and local laws. - § 382.113
Requirement for notice. - § 382.115
Starting date for testing programs. - § 382.121
Employee admission of alcohol and controlled substances use. - § 382.205
On-duty use. - § 382.213
Controlled substance use. - § 382.301
Pre-employment testing. - § 382.303
Post-accident testing. - § 382.305
Random testing. - § 382.307
Reasonable suspicion testing. - § 382.309
Return-to-duty testing. - § 382.401
Retention of records. - § 382.403
Reporting of results in a management information system. - § 382.405
Access to facilities and records. - § 382.413
Inquiries for alcohol and controlled substances information from previous employers. - § 382.501
Removal from safety-sensitive function. - § 382.503
Required evaluation and testing. - § 382.507
Penalties. - § 382.601
Employer obligation to promulgate a policy on the misuse of alcohol and use of controlled substances. - § 382.603
Training for supervisors. - § 382.605
Referral, evaluation, and treatment. - § 383.3
Applicability. - § 383.5
Definitions. - § 383.21
Number of drivers' licenses. - § 383.23
Commercial driver's license. - § 383.31
Notification of convictions for driver violations. - § 383.33
Notification of driver's license suspensions. - § 383.37
Employer responsibilities. - § 383.51
Disqualification of drivers. - § 383.71
Driver application and certification procedures. - § 383.73
State procedures. - § 383.75
Third party testing. - § 383.77
Substitute for driving skills tests for drivers with military CMV experience. - § 383.91
Commercial motor vehicle groups. - § 383.93
Endorsements. - § 383.95
Restrictions. - § 383.113
Required skills. - § 383.131
Test manuals. - § 383.133
Test methods. - § 383.153
Information on the CLP and CDL documents and applications. - § 384.209
Notification of traffic violations. - § 384.211
Surrender of old licenses. - § 384.231
Satisfaction of State disqualification requirement. - § 385.403
Who must hold a safety permit? - § 385.415
What operational requirements apply to the transportation of a hazardous material for which a permit is required? - § 386.1
Scope of the rules in this part. - § 387.1
Purpose and scope. - § 387.3
Applicability. - § 387.5
Definitions. - § 387.7
Financial responsibility required. - § 387.9
Financial responsibility, minimum levels. - § 387.11
State authority and designation of agent. - § 387.15
Forms. - § 387.25
Purpose and scope. - § 387.27
Applicability. - § 387.31
Financial responsibility required. - § 387.39
Forms. - § 390.3
General applicability. - § 390.5
Definitions. - § 390.9
State and local laws, effect on. - § 390.15
Assistance in investigations and special studies. - § 390.17
Additional equipment and accessories. - § 390.21
Marking of self-propelled CMVs and intermodal equipment. - § 390.23
Relief from regulations. - § 390.31
Copies of records or documents. - § 391.2
General exceptions. - § 391.11
General qualifications of drivers. - § 391.15
Disqualification of drivers. - § 391.21
Application for employment. - § 391.23
Investigation and inquiries. - § 391.25
Annual inquiry and review of driving record. - § 391.27
Record of violations. - § 391.31
Road test. - § 391.33
Equivalent of road test. - § 391.41
Physical qualifications for drivers. - § 391.43
Medical examination; certificate of physical examination. - § 391.45
Persons who must be medically examined and certified. - § 391.47
Resolution of conflicts of medical evaluation. - § 391.49
Alternative physical qualification standards for the loss or impairment of limbs. - § 391.51
General requirements for driver qualification files. - § 391.63
Multiple-employer drivers. - § 391.65
Drivers furnished by other motor carriers. - § 392.3
Ill or fatigued operator. - § 392.5
Alcohol prohibition. - § 392.6
Schedules to conform with speed limits. - § 392.7
Equipment, inspection and use. - § 392.9
Inspection of cargo, cargo securement devices and systems. - § 392.10
Railroad grade crossings; stopping required. - § 392.14
Hazardous conditions; extreme caution. - § 392.16
Use of seat belts. - § 392.60
Unauthorized persons not to be transported. - § 393.11
Lamps and reflective devices. - § 393.17
Lamps and reflectors—combinations in driveaway-towaway operation. - § 393.24
Requirements for head lamps, auxiliary driving lamps and front fog lamps. - § 393.25
Requirements for lamps other than head lamps. - § 393.28
Wiring systems. - § 393.40
Required brake systems. - § 393.41
Parking brake system. - § 393.42
Brakes required on all wheels. - § 393.43
Breakaway and emergency braking. - § 393.44
Front brake lines, protection. - § 393.48
Brakes to be operative. - § 393.51
Warning signals, air pressure and vacuum gauges. - § 393.52
Brake performance. - § 393.60
Glazing in specified openings. - § 393.61
Truck and truck tractor window construction. - § 393.62
Emergency exits for buses. - § 393.65
All fuel systems. - § 393.67
Liquid fuel tanks. - § 393.70
Coupling devices and towing methods, except for driveaway-towaway operations. - § 393.71
Coupling devices and towing methods, driveaway-towaway operations. - § 393.75
Tires. - § 393.76
Sleeper berths. - § 393.81
Horn. - § 393.82
Speedometer. - § 393.83
Exhaust systems. - § 393.87
Warning flags on projecting loads. - § 393.88
Television receivers. - § 393.89
Buses, driveshaft protection. - § 393.92
- § 393.93
Seats, seat belt assemblies, and seat belt assembly anchorages. - § 393.100
Which types of commercial motor vehicles are subject to the cargo securement standards of this subpart, and what general requirements apply? - § 393.102
What are the minimum performance criteria for cargo securement devices and systems? - § 393.106
What are the general requirements for securing articles of cargo? - § 393.201
Frames. - § 395.1
Scope of rules in this part. - § 395.2
Definitions. - § 395.3
Maximum driving time for property-carrying vehicles. - § 395.5
Maximum driving time for passenger-carrying vehicles. - § 395.8
Driver's record of duty status. - § 395.13
Drivers declared out of service. - § 395.15
Automatic on-board recording devices. - § 396.3
Inspection, repair, and maintenance. - § 396.9
Inspection of motor vehicles and intermodal equipment in operation. - § 396.11
Driver vehicle inspection report(s). - § 396.13
Driver inspection. - § 396.17
Periodic inspection. - § 396.19
Inspector qualifications. - § 396.21
Periodic inspection recordkeeping requirements. - § 396.23
Equivalent to periodic inspection. - § 396.25
Qualifications of brake inspectors. - § 397.1
Application of the rules in this part. - § 397.5
Attendance and surveillance of motor vehicles. - § 397.7
Parking. - § 397.9
- § 397.13
Smoking. - § 399.207
Truck and truck-tractor access requirements.
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