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Duties & Responsibilities of Driver
Education Instructors
The duties and responsibilities of driver
education instructors and other providers are as follows:
- Conduct instruction in accordance with
the requirements of Chapter 19-122, HAR.
- Maintain records of all students taught
for five years. Each record must include:
- Student’s complete name, address and
birth date;
- Student’s permit or driver license
number;
- Dates the student took and completed
the course and attendance record;
- A copy of the written contract, if
applicable, with any person being taught, including amounts
charged for the course(s); and
- A notarized statement from a parent or
guardian received by the driver education instructor or
provider prior to the issuance of the behind-the-wheel
student completion certificate, stating that the applicant
has completed 40 hours of day-time, and 10-hours of
night-time driving supervised by a licensed driver over the
age of 18. Applicants for a Class 1 or 2 license are exempt
from the 10 hours of night-time supervised driving.
- Issue a driver education student
completion certificate or behind-the-wheel student completion
certificate, or both, when all requirements have been met.
- Be in full compliance with all department
rules.
- Cooperate fully with the department in
the investigation of any complaint relating to their
certification as an instructor under the Hawaii Administrative
Rules. Failure to do so will result in the termination of the
driver education instructor certificate as required in section
19-122-165.
- Participate in professional development
courses, including driver education courses, workshops,
seminars.
- Notify the department of any changes that
would disqualify them from meeting the requirements of section
19-122-160, HAR. Failure to do so shall result in termination
of the driver education instructor certificate as required in
section 19-122-165, HAR.
- Utilize a vehicle for behind-the-wheel
driver training that meets the requirements of Chapter
19-122-166, HAR.
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