DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Division of Motor Vehicles 1 CCR 204-30 Rule 7
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE COMMERCIAL DRIVER’S LICENSE (CDL) PROGRAM – (Sections D(4), I(15)(d) and (20)(a) and (b), J(9)(c) and (20)(d), M(1) and (2)

D.	DRIVER LICENSING REQUIREMENTS
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(4)	Each initial applicant for a Class A CDL who has attended a commercial driving school certified for approval by the Private Occupational Schools Division of the Department of Higher Education must provide proof of having successfully passed training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking prior to taking the CDL skills test.

I.	CDL TESTING UNIT REQUIREMENTS
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(15)	The testing unit must ensure that:

d)	The driving tester obtains a copy of a certificate reflecting successful completion of training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking from each initial applicant for a Class A CDL who has attended a commercial driving school certified for approval by the Private Occupational Schools Division in the Department of Higher Education, and that the driving tester uploads a copy of the certificate into CSTIMS.
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(20)	A driving tester and a testing unit shall charge fees only in accordance with section 42-2-406, C.R.S. and this rule. A driving tester and a testing unit shall only charge for tests administered.

a)	Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (b) of this subsection (20), the maximum total fee, including but not limited to any administrative fee, for administering a CDL Skills Test or retest to an applicant is two hundred seventy-five dollars ($275.00).

b)	The maximum total fee, including but not limited to any administrative fee, for administering a CDL Skills Test or retest to an employee or volunteer of a nonprofit organization that provides specialized transportation services for the elderly and for persons with disabilities, to any individual employed by a school district, or to any individual employed by a board of cooperative services is one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125.00).

J.	DRIVING TESTER REQUIREMENTS
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(9)	Prior to administering the CDL Skills Test, the driving tester must ensure that the driver has in his/her immediate possession, a valid USDOT medical card, and a valid CLP for operating the class and endorsement(s), and/or restriction(s) of the vehicle being used for testing.

c)	The driving tester must obtain a copy of a certificate reflecting successful completion of training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking from each initial applicant for a Class A CDL who has attended a commercial driving school certified for approval by the Private Occupational Schools Division in the Department of Higher Education.
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(20)	The driving tester must:

d)	Upload into CSTIMS the completion certificate reflecting successful completion of training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking from each initial applicant for a Class A CDL who has attended a commercial driving school certified for approval by the Private Occupational Schools Division in the Department of Higher Education.

M.	RECORDING AND AUDITING REQUIREMENTS

(1)	The testing unit must maintain all pass/fail records for three years. These must include the CDL Skills Testing records for each applicant tested, the dates of the testing, the applicant’s identification information, a copy of a certificate reflecting successful completion of training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking from each initial applicant for a Class A CDL who has attended a commercial driving school certified for approval by the Private Occupational Schools Division in the Department of Higher Education, the vehicle information and the name and state assigned driving tester number for the driving tester who administered the test. If a testing unit is no longer licensed, the unit must return all testing records to the Department within 30 days.

a)	After three years, testing units may destroy all pass/fail records (shred, burn).

(2)	A testing unit must enter all (pass and fail) CDL Skills Test results into CSTIMS immediately after the test including the upload of the score form and, for each initial applicant for a Class A CDL who has attended a commercial driving school certified for approval by the Private Occupational Schools Division in the Department of Higher Education, a copy of a certificate reflecting successful completion of training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking.
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