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11/30/21, 11:00 PM AAMVA's The Week in Review for October 18, 2021
October 18, 2021
AAMVA's Brian Ursino Appointed to Lifesavers Board of
Directors
On October 13, 2013, Brian Ursino, AAMVA's Director
of Law Enforcement, was appointed to the Lifesavers
Conference, Inc., Board of Directors. Lifesavers, Inc.
is a nonprofit organization that sponsors and oversees
the annual Lifesavers Conference on Highway Safety
Priorities. In his Board position, Brian will help govern
the organization to ensure the success of the annual
Lifesavers Conference.
AAMVA Seeks New Exhibits and Sponsorship Manager
and Registration & Travel Manager
AAMVA has recently initiated a search for two new positions in our Member Services
& Public Affairs department. AAMVA is seeking an Exhibits and Sponsorship
Manager and a Registration & Travel Manager.
The Exhibits and Sponsorship Manager is responsible for the execution of all
logistics related to conference exhibits and sponsorships, to include: exhibit hall
layout, managing relationships with general service contractors, managing logistics
related to sponsorships; and managing additional event logistics required for
conferences and meetings.
The Registration & Travel Manager is responsible for all registration and travel
arrangements of all AAMVA meetings, from building the travel and registration
portals for attendees to access through reviewing and providing first-line approval of
member reimbursement. This position oversees all travel elements related to
meetings. Responsibilities also include webinars management and events and
conferences webpage management, in addition to other tasks as assigned.
Click here for full job descriptions and to apply.
2021 Region 3 Conference Register Today – Early Bird
Deadline 10/26
Registration is now open for the 2021 Region 3 Conference, November 16-18 in
Indianapolis, Indiana. This unique opportunity provides AAMVA members with a
collaborative environment to discuss relevant driver license, motor vehicle, and law
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enforcement issues. As with every AAMVA conference, the ability to network is one
of the most beneficial experiences, and this year's Region 3 Conference provides
several networking opportunities, as well as interactive learning opportunities.
Jurisdiction attendees will learn about the successes and challenges of others,
share ideas, build relationships, and discover the many products and services
provided by our industry partners that can assist in your mission. Industry attendees
will have the opportunity to meet with key players in the driver license, motor vehicle,
and law enforcement arenas. Visit the 2021 Region 3 Conference website for more
information and to register online today!
Tomorrow: S2S Driver History Record (DHR)
Administration Training
AAMVA is offering a DHR Administration training course on October 19, 2021, from
1:30 pm ET to 4:00 pm ET. DHR Administration provides states with new measures
to improve the administration of non-CDL driver history (DH). Specifically, DHR
supports the electronic exchange of out-of-state convictions and withdrawals,
provides visibility of individuals that may have more than one DHR, and sets rules
for maintaining DH in a standardized manner, all specifically for non-CDLIS drivers.
It is recommended that attendees have prior knowledge of S2S and/or represent a
state that is already participating in S2S. This course focuses on DHR
Administration. For other S2S related training courses, please refer to intevista
(AAMVA’s virtual classroom).
To enroll in this and/or any other AAMVA training course log into intevista and RSVP
using the course calendar.
For additional information on AAMVA training, please visit our website. For
questions, please contact trainer@aamva.org.
Now Available: Best Practices for Potential Duplicate
Resolution Training
AAMVA is now offering a Best Practices for Potential Duplicate Resolution training
course on October 26, 2021, from 1:30 pm ET to 3:30 pm ET. Identification of
potential duplicates is one of the most critical functions that S2S provides and is
instrumental in allowing S2S participants to limit a person to one driver license and,
where applicable, one REAL ID credential. This training provides S2S states
guidance on the best practices for resolving potential duplicates identified for their
state.
It is highly recommended that you have prior knowledge of S2S or have already
implemented S2S when taking this class. This class does not cover any other
concepts for S2S, for other S2S related training courses, please refer to intevista
(AAMVA’s virtual classroom).
To enroll in this and/or any other AAMVA training course log into intevista and RSVP
using the course calendar.
For additional information on AAMVA training, please visit our website.
OCTOBER
For questions, please contact trainer@aamva.org.
26-28 | 2021 Region 4 Chief
Administrators Meeting
AAMVA Seeks Jurisdiction Members for Standing
NOVEMBER Committees, Subcommittees, and Working Groups
AAMVA is seeking a Region 3 Vehicle Representative for the Vehicle Standing
2-4 | 2021 November Autonomous Committee and a Vehicle Representative from any region for the Driver Standing
Vehicle Subcommittee Meeting Committee. In addition, we are seeking members for four (4) existing groups.
Participating in a committee, subcommittee, or working group is an ideal way to
8-9 | 2021 November Region 2 influence policy, develop best practices and other guidance documents, and network
Board, Planning, and Chief with peers. We anticipate that for most groups there will be both virtual meetings and
Administrators Meeting
in-person meetings during FY22. Specific information for each group is on that
group’s application. AAMVA pays travel expenses for all jurisdiction members to
16-18 | 2021 Region 3 Conference attend in-person meetings. Visit the Committees and Working Groups page for more
information and to apply. AAMVA attempts to maintain jurisdictional and regional
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balance on all committees and working groups. Please submit all applications to
committees@aamva.org. Deadlines for each group are listed on the website.
New AAMVAcast Episode
In this episode, we speak with Betty Johnson with the
17-18 | 2021 November IDEC/TMS Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles about the
Joint Working Group Meeting agency's eFleet Services program which won the 2021
International Improvement Through Efficiencies Award.
VIEW ALL EVENTS You can find AAMVAcast on its own website, as well
as on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Stitcher, and
Spotify. We'll be releasing new episodes every Monday,
featuring conversations with Ian Grossman and
members of the AAMVA Community. Subscribe today!
OCTOBER - S2S
This episode is brought to you by RecallBuzz, powered by VINsmart.
19 | S2S DHR Administration
26 | Best Practices for Potential
Duplicate Resolution
NOVEMBER - PDPS
9 | Introduction to the National Driver
Register
10 | PDPS Inquiry Transactions
12 | ACD Codes in PDPS
This Week's Webinars
AAMVA also offers systems NMVTIS State Web Interface (SWI) – How to Correct Title and Brand Data on the
trainings on-demand for members Central Site
through our new Learning October 19, 2021; 2:00 - 3:00 pm ET
Management System (LMS). In the past, states contacted the AAMVA Help Desk directly if they needed to make
VIEW ALL COURSES a data correction. As part of the NMVTIS reengineering effort, a Help Desk feature
was created to allow states to correct their title and brand data on the central site.
When states perform their own data corrections the timeliness and accuracy of the
data corrections improves substantially.
Note: This webinar is offered at no cost to AAMVA members
OCTOBER
Introduction to the 2021 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for mDL Law
19 | NMVTIS State Web Interface Enforcement
(SWI) – How to Correct Title and October 21, 2021; 2:00 - 3:00 pm ET
Brand Data on the Central Site The purpose of this webinar is to provide attendees with a detailed walkthrough and
explanation of the new 2021 Mobile Driver License (mDL) Law Enforcement
21 | Introduction to the 2021 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document and discuss applicable use cases.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Note: This webinar is free to AAMVA Members.
for mDL Law Enforcement
NMVTIS Suspense Resolution for Online States (Web Service Version) – Part 1
21 | NMVTIS Suspense Resolution October 21, 2021; 2:00 - 3:00 pm ET
for Online States (Web Service NMVTIS has two third party transactions that involve updates between the central
Version) – Part 1 site and multiple states. Because the transactions involve multiple states and the
central site, it is possible for a transaction to break down before it completes. Further
26 | CSTIMS NG October 31, 2021 activity against this title record is greatly restricted until the problem is resolved. This
Release Webinar webinar provides instruction as to how to identify and resume suspended
transactions. The intended audience for this webinar are NMVTIS Help Desk
26 | NMVTIS State Web Interface Personnel, Business Process Analyst and IT System Integrators.
(SWI) – Instant Title Verification Note: This webinar is for AAMVA jurisdiction members only.
Using the VIN Search Feature
CSTIMS NG October 31, 2021 Release Webinar
27 | ROOSTR NG October 31, 2021 October 26, 2021; 2:00 - 3:00 pm ET
Release Webinar This webinar is available for all AAMVA Jurisdiction and Federal Government
Members (login required).
28 | CDLIS Reports User Guide Note: This webinar is for jurisdiction and federal members only.
Webinar
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28 | NMVTIS Suspense Resolution NMVTIS State Web Interface (SWI) – Instant Title Verification Using the VIN Search
for Online States (Web Services Feature
Version) – Part 2 October 26, 2021; 2:00 - 3:00 pm ET
Before a jurisdiction issues a title or other ownership document or record, the SWI
can provide information to help the jurisdiction determine whether the ownership
NOVEMBER documentation presented with the application are valid. The information supports
jurisdictions' titling processes for both new and used vehicles.
2 | NMVTIS State Web Interface Note: This webinar is offered at no cost to AAMVA members.
(SWI) – Understanding the
Administrative Features
4 | NMVTIS Suspense Resolution for
Online States (AMIE Version) – Part
1
It's National Teen Driver Safety Week
9 | NMVTIS State Web Interface National Teen Driver Safety Week is October 17-23, 2021. This week, and every
(SWI) – How to Correct Title and week, parents should have conversations with their teens about the important rules
Brand Data on the Central Site they need to follow to stay safe behind the wheel of a motor vehicle. These rules
address the greatest dangers for teen drivers: alcohol, inconsistent or no seat belt
11 | NMVTIS Suspense Resolution use, distracted and drowsy driving, speeding, and number of passengers.
for Online States (AMIE Version) – Read more at trafficsafetymarketing.org. Below is a selection of member news
Part 2 releases regarding this update.
16 | NMVTIS State Web Interface ADOT Marks National Teen Driver Safety Week (Arizona)
(SWI) – Instant Title Verification Grant Helps the CHP Provide New Drivers With the “Keys” to a Safe Driving
Using the VIN Search Feature Experience (California)
Florida Recognizes National Teen Drivers Safety Week, Aims To Reduce
18 | NMVTIS Suspense Resolution Teen Crashes
for Online States (Web Service Manitoba Teen Drivers Exhibit High-Risk Behaviours
Version) – Part 1 GTSC Marks Teen Driver Safety Week With Important Reminder to Parents
and Adult Mentors (New York)
21 | Introduction to the 2021 Young Drivers Need the Right Kind of Encouragement – Here’s How We Can
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Help (Oregon)
for mDL Law Enforcement
REGISTER ONLINE It's National School Bus Safety Week
Held during the third full week of October each year (October 18-22, 2021), National
School Bus Safety Week is an active and evolving public education program and an
excellent way for parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators,
school administrators, and other interested parties - to join forces and address the
Please respond to these surveys importance of school bus safety. Designed to promote school bus safety, school
from Kentucky, Saskatchewan, districts throughout the country observe School Bus Safety Week. Read more at
Ontario, Maryland, Georgia, Oregon, napt.org. Below is a selection of member news releases regarding this update.
and AAMVA.
State Highway Patrol Conducts 2021 “Operation Stop Arm” (North Carolina)
Vehicle Inspections (Ends National School Bus Safety Week 2021 (Texas)
11/09/2021)
E-Scooters (Ends 11/09/2021)
Changing Sex on DL/ID (Ends National Move Over Awareness Day Was Saturday
11/04/2021) National Move Over Day was Saturday, October 16. The day was established to
raise awareness for the safety of first responders including tow operators, police,
Advanced Driver Assistance fire, medical and other emergency workers. Read more at towtimes.com. Below is a
Systems & Education (Ends selection of member news releases regarding this update.
11/01/2021)
MDOT, AAA Remind Motorists of Move Over Law to Keep First Responders,
Crane Regulations (Ends Road Workers Safe (Maryland)
11/02/2021) National Move Over Day Is October 16, 2021 (Missouri)
Wolf Administration Urges Motorists To Move Over, Slow Down Ahead of
Invalidating Surrendered ‘National Move Over Awareness’ Day (Pennsylvania)
Credentials (Ends 10/22/2021)
Drivers with ADHD- Licensure
Protocols (Ends 10/25/2021) Jurisdiction Response to COVID-19
Click here to view consolidated information and see how motor vehicle
You can view all open surveys and administrations are handling driver licensing and vehicle registration. This document
responses to all surveys by visiting will be updated with the most current information on our homepage.
the survey tool. Please contact
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Janice Dluzynski if you have any
questions about using the survey
tool. Motor Vehicle Industry Response on COVID-19 Pandemic
Below is a selection of news releases and announcements regarding the effects of
coronavirus on the motor vehicle community.
Ontario Opening Temporary Road Test Centre in Niagara Falls
Ontario Opening Temporary Road Test Centre in Sarnia
Manitoba Public Insurance Adjusts General Rate Application: Requests 1.2
Per Cent Rate Decrease and $335M Rebate to Customers
App To Scan COVID-19 Vaccine QR Codes Now Available (Alberta)
ICBC Implements COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement for Employees
(British Columbia)
Grant Helps CHP Focus on Aggressive Driving Behaviors (California)
Online Driver’s License and Guam ID Services Launched October 12
GNWT Launches Updated Proof of Vaccination Credential (Northwest
Territories)
Want To Get Your Licence? Better Get Your COVID-19 Shot (Saskatchewan)
DATE Celebrates the Launch of the State’s First Impaired
Driving Simulator Program (Delaware)
The Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement (DATE) was joined by Lt.
Governor Bethany Hall-Long, Safety and Homeland Security Secretary Nathaniel
McQueen Jr. representatives from the Office of Highway Safety (OHS) and
Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield to celebrate the launch of the State’s first Impaired
Driving Simulator Program. Read more at news.delaware.gov.
Hands-on Construction Training With Free Commercial
Driver’s License Offered Next Spring in East Idaho
While “Help wanted” signs are everywhere and the skills of the workforce are
waning, Idaho’s critical infrastructure will always require regular maintenance. To
meet that need, the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is offering a five-week
training program in the spring of 2022 in Eastern Idaho. Applicants selected for the
program will receive hands-on training in heavy equipment operating, cement
masonry, welding and ironwork, and more. Applicants can also earn a free
Commercial Driver’s License. Read more at apps.itd.idaho.gov.
Louisiana OMV Implements New Interpreting Service at
Field Offices
The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) and LanguageLine Solutions have
partnered to offer a free, on-demand, language interpretation service to non-English
and limited English speaking customers. LanguageLine phone interpreting services
quickly connects OMV visitors with a highly trained interpreter within seconds.
Interpretation services are available in over 240 languages at all OMV field
offices. Read more at expresslane.org.
DMV Announces More Than 300 Charged in Crackdown on
Fake IDs and Underage Drinking (New York)
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced TODAY that
more than 300 people received tickets during its seasonal crackdown on the use of
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fake identification to purchase alcoholic beverages...DMV investigators work with the
venues and local law enforcement to deter underage drinking and the potential for
impaired driving that can result. Read more at dmv.ny.gov.
New License and Theft Inspectors Ready To Serve (North
Carolina)
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles’ License and Theft Bureau held graduation
ceremonies Wednesday for its 27th Basic Inspector Class at DMV Headquarters in
Rocky Mount. Twelve new inspectors will be assigned to various regions of the state
and will join 131 other inspectors who primarily investigate vehicle theft, title fraud,
driver license ID card fraud, and vehicle odometer fraud. Read more at ncdot.gov.
Husted, InnovateOhio Launch New BMV Express Self-
Service Kiosks
Lt. Governor Jon Husted, Director of InnovateOhio, and Ohio Bureau of Motor
Vehicles (BMV) Registrar Charlie Norman joined representatives from Meijer and
Intellectual Technology, Inc. today to announce the pilot launch of new BMV Express
self-service kiosks to better serve Ohio drivers. Featured at nine deputy registrar
and retail locations across the state, the new system will allow customers the ability
to conveniently renew their vehicle registrations at the self-service kiosk. Read more
at content.govdelivery.com.
White Cane Safety Day Highlights Importance of Keeping
Blind Pedestrians Safe (Oregon)
Blind people who use white canes or guide dogs for assistance take extra care and
precautions to navigate roads safely. Every trip out of the house is calculated,
incorporating research on traffic patterns, navigation apps and bright clothes.
Despite their preparation, they rely on drivers seeing them, understanding what a
white cane means, and following the law. Read more at content.govdelivery.com.
SGI Inviting Feedback Regarding E-Scooters
(Saskatchewan)
SGI wants to hear from members of the public and stakeholders about potential
regulation of electric scooters on public roads. Currently, e-scooters are classified as
unlicensed motor vehicles. Under The Traffic Safety Act, unlicensed vehicles are not
permitted to be used on any public roads in Saskatchewan, with certain
exceptions. Read more at sgi.sk.ca.
WV DMV Commissioner Everett Frazier Is Pleased To
Announce That the DMV Received an “Excellence in
Government Partnership” Award Through the
AAMVA (West Virginia)
WV DMV Commissioner Everett Frazier is pleased to announce that the DMV
received an "Excellence in Government Partnership" Award through the American
Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) at its International Conference
in Denver recently...One winner is chosen from the Regional winners, and WV DMV
won for its streamlined process of offering vehicle registration renewals at all 55
West Virginia county tax offices. Read more at transportation.wv.gov.
State Agencies Offer Resources To Protect Wisconsinites
From Online Threats
During National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Wisconsin Department of
Transportation (WisDOT) and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and
Consumer Protection (DATCP) team up for a podcast to help Wisconsinites protect
themselves online...Director of the DMV Bureau of Driver Services, Reggie
Paradowski, explains how the agency safeguards customer information. Read more
at wisconsindot.gov.
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The Motor Vehicles Act Amendments Will Strengthen
Impaired and Dangerous Driving Laws (Yukon)
Highways and Public Works Minister Nils Clarke tabled amendments to the Motor
Vehicles Act today to align it with updates to the Criminal Code of Canada...The
proposed amendments to the Motor Vehicles Act include aligning the language with
the updated Criminal Code of Canada, providing the Yukon’s enforcement officers
with better tools to impose penalties for impaired driving, expanding the ability to
impound vehicles and updating the ignition interlock device program. Read more at
yukon.ca.
NCHRP Project Statement on Harmonization of State AV
Law
More than two-thirds of states have enacted automated vehicle (AV) legislation, an
executive order regarding AVs, or with both. AV laws and regulations may differ with
respect to licensing, registration, operator requirements, equipment, insurance,
platooning, cell phone use, crash reporting, passenger restrictions (e.g., school
buses), and operational restrictions (e.g., weather), among other items. The
American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO) plays a
crucial role in the development of highway standards that transition into federal and
state law. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) plays a
crucial role in setting safety standards for AVs. Conversely, there are no federal laws
regarding vehicle title and registration. The American Association of Motor Vehicle
Administrators (AAMVA) has guidelines for the safe testing and deployment of AVs
that are voluntary and provide recommendations for state law enactments in general
rather than specific terms. Differences in state AV laws can lead to friction in state
border crossings and may negatively impact transportation safety, how companies
deploy, and interstate commerce. Without a consistent deployment framework, AV
technology will not be achieved nationwide. Read more at apps.trb.org.
FMCSA Seeks Renewal of Electronic Logging Device
Vendor Registration Information
FMCSA has requested a renewal of its information collection activities related to
electronic logging device (ELD) vendor certification and registration. ELD vendors
must self-certify and register their devices with FMCSA online via Form MCSA–
5893, ‘‘Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Vendor Registration and Certification.’’
FMCSA expects 100% of respondents to submit their information electronically.
Once completed, FMCSA issues a unique identification number that the ELD vendor
will embed in their device(s). FMCSA maintains a list on its website of the current
ELD vendors and devices that have been certified (by the vendors) to meet the
functional specifications. The information is necessary for fleets and drivers to easily
find a compliant ELD for their use in meeting the FMCSA regulation requiring the
use of ELDs. Read more at govinfo.gov.
FMCSA Seeks Renewal of Medical Qualification
Requirements
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has submitted a request
to renew its information collection regarding medical qualification requirements. The
renewal request relates to the following six information collection activities – physical
qualification standards, resolution of medical conflict, medical exemptions, the SPE
Certificate Program, the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners, and the
qualifications of drivers – diabetes standard. FMCSA cites the respondents for this
information to be CMV drivers, motor carriers, medical examiners, testing centers,
and treating clinicians, with an estimated 6,225,262 respondents and 2,707,479
estimated annual burden hours. Read more at govinfo.gov.
U.S. Congress Clears Debt Limit Increase
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The United States House of Representatives sent legislation raising the statutory
debt ceiling by $480 billion to President Joe Biden's desk on a 219-206 vote. The
House used a procedure known as "deem and pass" where upon adoption of a
separate rule for floor debate (H Res 716), the debt limit measure (S 1301) was
considered cleared. The Senate passed the measure last week, 50-48, after 11
Republicans voted for cloture to get over the 60-vote hurdle to end debate and bring
the bill to a final vote with a simple majority threshold. The short-term measure will
give the Treasury Department enough borrowing room to last into December before
lawmakers would need to act again.
Recall Search Tool Surpasses 1 Billion Vehicles Checked
for Open Safety Recalls (CARFAX)
A major milestone in the ongoing effort to keep car owners and shoppers safe has
been reached. More than 1 billion vehicle checks for unfixed safety recalls have
been processed through the Vehicle Recall Search Service (VRSS), the auto
industry’s groundbreaking collaboration with CARFAX. An increasing number of
state governments and businesses have been using VRSS since its March 2018
launch to identify open recalls on thousands of vehicles at one time. The innovative
free tool lets users inform consumers when their vehicle has an open recall that
needs to be addressed. Consumers can then get the covered repair fixed free of
charge. Read more at carfax.com.
National Teen Driver Safety Week: Continued Parental
Involvement Critical (GHSA)
Millions of teens are learning to drive at an especially difficult time – amid a
pandemic-fueled boom in risky and dangerous driving on U.S. roads. To
commemorate National Teen Driver Safety Week, October 17-23, the Governors
Highway Safety Association (GHSA) and its partners continue to focus on keeping
the youngest and most inexperienced drivers safe by reinforcing the important role
of parents in the learning to drive process...To help parents and teens understand
the value of working together, GHSA and Ford Motor Company Fund provide free,
hands-on training through the award-winning Driving Skills for Life program...In
addition to the return of in-person safe driving events, Ford Motor Company Fund
and GHSA have awarded grants ranging from $18,000 to $25,000 to six State
Highway Safety Offices...Teens and Speeding: Breaking the Deadly Cycle, a report
released by GHSA and Ford Motor Company Fund earlier this year, highlights the
significant role speeding plays in teen driver fatalities and offers practical tools and
guidance to help parents address this lethal driving habit. Read more at ghsa.org.
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