Wisconsin Administrative Code

Trans 313.07 Denial, suspension or revocation of device approval. (1) The department may deny, suspend or revoke approval of a device, and remove it from the list of approved devices, for any of the following reasons: (a) Defects in design, materials or workmanship causing repeat…

Trans 313.08 Manufacturer responsibilities. (1) MODIFICATIONS. A manufacturer shall meet all of the following requirements: (a) Notify the department in writing of any material modification in the components, design or installation and operating instructions of any device approve…

Trans 313.09 Statewide service. (1) In order to ensure that devices are available to persons in all areas of the state, as a condition of approval and use in the state of Wisconsin, each device must include an affirmation from the device manufacturer, vendor of the device, or a s…

Trans 313.10 Service provider responsibilities. (1) PERIODIC INSPECTIONS. (a) A service center shall inspect and calibrate a device when it is installed to ensure that it is functioning properly, reliably and accurately. (b) A service center shall conduct tamper inspections any t…

Trans 313.105 Shared responsibilities. (1) CALIA manufacturer, vendor or service provider shall follow the procedures approved by the department to calibrate a device. (2) ERASING DATA. A manufacturer, vendor or service provider shall follow the procedures approved by the departm…

Trans 313.12 List of authorized service centers. A manufacturer or vendor shall provide the department with a list of all service centers in Wisconsin that are authorized by the manufacturer or vendor to install, service or remove the manufacturer[s or vendor[s devices. The manuf…

Trans 313.13 Administrative procedures. (1) The clerk of court or a court shall report the issuance of any court order requiring the installation and use of a device to the department in one of the following ways: (a) In the comments section of the uniform traffic citation. Note:…

Trans 313.14 Restrictions on removing device. (1) No person other than a service provider may remove a device from a vehicle before the restriction period has elapsed, unless the customer surrenders to the department all operator and occupational licenses in the customer[s posses…

Trans 313.15 Audit authority. The department may audit and inspect the facilities and records of a manufacturer, vendor or service provider, including mobile service locations, to verify compliance with the requirements of this chapter. Manu- 10 facturers, vendors and service pro…

Trans 313.16 Other prohibited conduct. (1) NONDISCRIMINATION. No manufacturer, vendor or service provider may discriminate for or against a person by reason of sex, race, creed, color, sexual orientation, national origin or ancestry, gender, gender expression, age, disability, ma…

Trans 313.17 Ignition interlock emergencies. The Secretary of the Department of Transportation may declare an ignition interlock emergency if a natural disaster, epidemic, or other emergency arises that affects the ability of manufacturers, vendors and service providers to servic…

Trans 315.01 Purpose and scope. (1) PURPOSE. As authorized by s. 347.48 (2m) (e), Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to establish the criteria for exemption from Wisconsin[s mandatory safety belt usage law for persons, who because of a physical or medical condition, cannot be…

Trans 315.03 Exemption for physical or medical condition. (1) A person who is at least 4 years old is exempted from the provisions of s. 347.48 (2m), Stats., if the person cannot be properly restrained in a safety belt because of a physical or medical condition providing: (a) The…

Trans 316.01 Purpose and scope. The purpose of this chapter is to define wood harvesting slasher pursuant to s. 341.05 (25), Stats., as a vehicle exempt from registration. History: Cr. Register, March, 2000, No. 531, eff. 4-1-00.

Trans 316.02 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XSelf-propelled slasherY means a slasher that is self-propelled when used for cutting functions, but which requires a separate vehicle for transport purposes. (2) XTree loaderY means a mechanism, constructed as part of the slasher un…

Trans 319.01 Purpose and scope. (1) The purpose of this chapter is to interpret and implement s. 349.13 (3m), Stats., relating to removal of vehicles on private property that are not authorized to park in that area. (2) This chapter applies to the towing of vehicles parked on pri…

Trans 319.02 Definitions. Words and phrases defined in s. 340.01, Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter: (1) XProperly postedY has the meaning given in s. 349.13 (3m) (a) 2., Stats. (2) XLaw enforceme…

Trans 319.03 Charges for towing and storage. (1) TOWING SERVICE FEES. A towing service may charge a vehicle owner ordinary and reasonable fees related to removal and storage of the vehicle from private property under s. 349.13 (3m), Stats., except that no charges may exceed the f…

Trans 319.04 Form and manner of display of notice. (1) FORM OF POSTING. (a) The posted notice shall be clearly visible and displayed in either of the following formats: 1. A notice consisting of a word message that indicates the parking of unauthorized vehicles is prohibited and …

Trans 319.05 Towing service notification requirements. (1) NOTICE OF TOW TO LAW ENFORCEMENT. Prior to removing a vehicle from private property pursuant to s. 349.13 (3m), Stats., a towing service shall give notice of the impending tow to the police department for the municipality…

Trans 320.01 Purpose and scope. (1) PURPOSE. As authorized by ss. 85.51 and 348.25 (3), Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to establish a uniform method to determine the fees that may be charged for special events, security and traffic enforcement services, and escort service…

Trans 320.02 Definitions. The words and phrases defined in ss. 30.40 (19) and 340.01, Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter: (3) XDuty hoursY means a traffic officer[s starting and ending times for ea…

Trans 320.03 General requirements. (1) Requests for escort services, special event services and utility facility project services shall be submitted to the region commander of the division of state patrol region in which the special event or utility facility project shall take pl…

Trans 320.04 Formula for determining fees for special events. (1) The fee formula for special events shall include all of the following: (a) Duty hours. (b) Rate of pay. (c) Vehicle mileage. (d) Mileage rate. (e) Meal allowance. (f) Lodging allowance. (g) Number of days. (2) Spec…

Trans 320.05 Formula for determining fees for escort services. (1) The fee formula for escort services shall include all of the following: (a) Duty hours. (b) Rate of pay. (c) Vehicle mileage. (d) Mileage rate. (e) Meal allowance. the chapter was last published. 3 DEPARTMENT OF T…

Trans 320.06 Formula for determining fees for utility facility project services. (1) The fee formula for utility facility project services shall include all of the following: (a) Duty hours. Trans 320.06 (b) Rate of pay. (c) Vehicle mileage. (d) Mileage rate. (e) Meal allowance. …

Trans 325.02 Federal rules adopted. The following federal motor carrier safety regulations adopted by the United States department of transportation are adopted by the department and shall be enforced in relation to those carriers, drivers or vehicles to which these rules apply i…

Trans 325.05 Enforcement. (1) The provisions of s. Trans 325.02 (4) and (6) (Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, parts 393 and 396) shall be enforced under the provisions of s. 110.075, Stats. (2) The provisions of s. Trans 325.02 (2), (3), (5) and (7), (Title 49, Code of Fede…

Trans 325.09 Demerit points not applicable. No demerit points may be assessed for violations of the regulations adopted in this chapter. History: Cr. Register, February, 1985, No. 350, eff. 3-1-85.

Trans 325.15 Copies of rules. The department shall advise carriers upon request as to where copies of the federal rules adopted in this chapter may be obtained. Note: Federal motor regulations may also be obtained through the Internet via: http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulatio…

Trans 326.01 Federal rules adopted. The following federal motor carrier safety regulations adopted by the United States department of transportation are adopted by the department and shall be enforced in relation to those carriers, drivers or vehicles to which these federal rules…

Trans 326.05 Enforcement. The provisions of s. Trans Trans 326.09 Trans 326.15 Demerit points not applicable. Copies of rules. 326.01 shall be enforced under the provisions of ss. 110.07, 346.45 (4), Stats., and ch. 194, Stats. History: Cr. Register, December, 1985, No. 360, eff.…

Trans 326.07 Exclusions. (1) The provisions of s. Trans 326.01 (6) do not apply to cargo tanks and portable tanks used in intrastate commerce and placed in operation prior to January 1, 1986. (2) The provisions of s. Trans 326.01 (4), (6) and (7) do not apply to a nonspecificatio…

Trans 326.09 Demerit points not applicable. No demerit points may be assessed for violations of s. Trans 326.01. History: Cr. Register, December, 1985, No. 360, eff. 1-1-86.

Trans 326.15 Copies of rules. The department shall advise carriers upon request that copies of the federal regulations cited in s. Trans 326.01 may be obtained by contacting the division of state patrol. Note: Federal motor regulations may also be obtained through the Internet vi…

Trans 327.01 Definitions. Words and phrases defined in s. 340.01, Stats., and 49 CFR part 390.5 have the same meaning in this chapter. However, the definition of a word or phrase in s. 340.01, Stats., except s. 340.01 (8), Stats., shall apply when the word or phrase is defined in…

Trans 327.03 Federal regulations adopted. The following federal motor carrier safety regulations adopted by the United States department of transportation are adopted by the department and shall be enforced in relation to those carriers, drivers or vehicles which operate in intra…

Trans 327.07 Enforcement. (1) The provisions of s. Trans 327.03 (4) and (5) shall be enforced under the provisions of ch. 110, Stats. the chapter was last published. Trans 327.07 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 2 (2) The provisions of s. Trans 327.03 (1), (2), (3), (6), (8), and (1…

Trans 327.09 Exemptions. (1) The provisions of s. Trans 327.03 do not apply to a driver of a school bus when the school bus is being used for authorized educational or extracurricular school-related activities. Note: This section preserves exemptions authorized by 49 CFR 350.305(…

Trans 327.11 Demerit points not applicable. No demerit points may be assessed for violations of the regulations adopted in this chapter. History: Cr. Register, May, 1987, No. 377, eff. 6-1-87.

Trans 327.13 Copies of federal regulations. The department shall advise carriers upon request that copies of the federal regulations cited in s. Trans 327.03 may be obtained by con-

Trans 327.14 Medical certification requirements as part of the commercial driver license. (1) PURPOSE. As authorized by ss. 343.02 (1), 343.06 (3), and 343.065 (3), Stats., this section establishes the processes for a CDL holder to certify the appropriate type of driving in accor…

Trans 330.01 Purpose and scope. (1) As authorized by ss. 110.063 and 110.064 (1) (b), Stats., the purpose of this chapter is to establish the department[s administrative interpretation of ss. 110.063 and 110.064, Stats., relating to promoting the safe transportation of individual…

Trans 330.02 Definitions. In this chapter, words and phrases have the same meanings set forth in s. 340.01, Stats. In addition, in this chapter: (1) XDepartmentY means the department of transportation. (2) XDriver[s compartmentY means the area forward of the rearmost portion of t…

Trans 330.03 Federal regulations adopted. The federal regulations in title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, part 393, parts and accessories necessary for safe operation, and part 571, motor vehicle safety standards, adopted by the United States department of transportation are ad…

Trans 330.04 Maintenance and maintenance records. (1) The owner or lessee of a motor bus shall systematically inspect, repair and maintain any motor bus subject to his or her control so that the parts and accessories of the motor bus are in safe and proper operating condition at …

Trans 330.05 Driver requirements. The driver may not permit the transportation of any article within the body of the motor bus that would interfere with passengers or with the safe operation of the motor bus. The driver may not permit any article to obstruct the aisle, stepwell o…

Trans 330.06 Out of service. (1) If upon inspection under this chapter or pursuant to s. 110.075, Stats., the department finds that a motor bus is in such poor condition that it is unsafe for passenger transportation, the department shall attach an out-of-service sticker to the l…

Trans 330.07 Converted school bus. (1) If a motor bus originally manufactured or otherwise equipped as a school bus is converted to use as a motor bus as provided in s. 347.44 (4), Stats., and s. Trans 300.19, it shall comply with the equipment standards of this chapter, and the …

Trans 330.10 Equipment requirements and standards. A motor bus shall comply with the following equipment requirements and standards: (1) AISLE WIDTH. The center aisle shall have a minimum clearance of 12 inches in width. The center aisle shall extend from the driver[s compartment…