Test Administration Procedures Sample Clauses

Test Administration Procedures. The Third-Party Tester must use STAR for scheduling road tests as directed by the DMV, using the Alaska Class D Examiners manual scoring criteria. The road test must be input into STAR immediately upon scheduling the road test. Road test results must be entered into STAR within 24 hours, the next business day, and/or at the request of the DMV. 1. A minimum of three routes is required. All road testing routes must be approved by DMV. DMV must be notified immediately of any alterations to the route. Routes must be rotated between applicants, so they are not repeatedly used for all applicants throughout the same day. 2. Before an applicant takes a Class D skills test, the examiner must: i. Verify the person’s eligibility. General knowledge test scores must be verified in STAR, or the applicant must have an Alaska instructional permit. ii. Verify the person’s identity by comparing the digital image and signature on a State issued license, instruction permit, or identification card with all other documents. iii. Contact DMV if the applicant has an ignition interlock device (IID) installed in the vehicle in which a road test is to be administered. iv. Attach and send a copy of the IID installation letter with the score sheet. 3. Class D tests must be conducted in vehicle: i. Occupied only by the Third-Party examiner, auditor, and the applicant. No interpreter is allowed in the vehicle. ii. Equipped with seats and seat belts for every occupant. iii. Determined to be safe based on an examiner led safety check of the vehicle and its equipment. 4. If an applicant is using their own vehicle for testing, the owner or registrant of the vehicle must produce a certificate of insurance that is in force and issued by an insurance company who meets State requirements. 5. Applicants must be informed that they may be retested by DMV at no cost to the applicant as part of the DMV audit process.