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Webinar Series Archives
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18 Wheels & BUSted: Not CMV Trained?
Not a problem! |
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EST |
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Brian Ursino, DIrector, Law Enforcement, AAMVA
Captain Keith Edgell, Montana Highway |
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Brian Ursino, DIrector, Law Enforcement, AAMVA |
| Description: |
This webinar will include a showing of the 12-minute training video "18-Wheels & Busted", a video intended to persuade law enforcement executives to make commercial vehicle enforcement a priority within their traffic safety mission as well as encouraging officers to engage in that activity while providing guidance on how to do so efficiently and safely, without needing specialized commercial vehicle enforcement training.
The webinar will also include one state's experience in utilizing the video and what results have been experienced or anticipated. The webinar will conclude with an opportunity for participants to ask questions of the presenters. |
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Also, check out the 18 Wheels and BUSted video on YouTube at http://youtube/KGvhD4QIc8E |
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Alcohol First Offenders |
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December 7, 2011 |
| Speaker: |
William Rauch, PhD |
| Host: |
Tom Manuel, Program Director, Driver Fitness, AAMVA |
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Until now, there has been an absence of scientifically valid evidence proving first offenders are as likely to re-offend as second offenders, and therefore there should be no laws that distinguish first offenders as less dangerous or given lenient considerations in law. William Rauch, PhD will present the findings of a study, based on an analysis of over 100 million driver records that shows the recidivism rate of first offenders closely resembles that of multiple offenders. |
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Improving Rider Skills |
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Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011, 2-3 pm ET |
| Speaker: |
Sergeant Mark L. Brown, BikeSafe North Carolina Statewide Coordinator, North Carolina Highway Patrol |
| Host: |
Denise Hanchulak, Program Director, Standards & Certification, AAMVA |
| Description: |
This webinar is intended to show how The NC State Highway Patrol invites motorcyclists to participate in Rider Skills Days which in turn offers insights on present riding skills and advice to help make their experience as a motorcyclist safer and more enjoyable. (BikeSafe poster | Brochure) |
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Due to technical issues with the recorded webinar, we are only able to post the presentation from the webinar. We apologize for the inconvenience. |
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Gender Identity and the Driver Licensing Process |
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Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011, 2-3 pm ET |
| Speaker: |
Mara Keisling, Executive Director, National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE)
Harper Jean Tobin, Esq., Policy Counsel, NCTE
Lisa Mottet, Esq., Director,Transgender Civil Rights Project, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force |
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Tom Manuel, Program Director, Driver Fitness, AAMVA |
| Description: |
This webinar will be an informative discussion on trends related to Driver License Gender Change Policies, the need for policy standardization; and the development of recommended best practices. This webinar will be hosted by AAMVA in conjunction with the National Center for Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. |
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Medical Guidelines |
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011, 2-3 pm ET |
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Dr. Jamie Dow |
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Tom Manuel, Program Director, Driver Fitness, AAMVA |
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Recently, AAMVA and NHTSA developed Medical Guidelines for use by the jurisdictions when determining fitness to drive. Come join our discussion, led by Jamie Dow, MD to see how the guidelines can assist motor vehicle agencies in making difficult decisions that weigh an individual's driving privilege against the demand of public safety. These guidelines may be used to provide evidence-based support to the driver license community in order to enhance highway safety and public health. |
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| Title: |
eID and What That Will Mean to You |
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011, 2-3 pm EST |
| Speakers: |
Michael O'Neil, Executive Director, NASPO
Tom Lockwood, President and Senior Associate, Professional & Executive Services, LLC. |
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David Burhop, Deputy Commissioner/Chief Information Officer, Virginia DMV
Geoff Slagle, Director, Technology Standards, AAMVA |
| Description: |
The eID frontier - Government agencies at all levels face challenges with respect to their dependence on identification – both as it relates to the issuance of credentials and then the privileges that those make available to the individual who has obtained them. As has been referenced in other similar efforts, several of the privileges that these credentials afford citizens are access to federally funded programs. However, issuance remains program-specific and has redundancy issues for many of the impacted agencies. In issuing an electronic (digital) identity, built with multi-platform options, the aim is to yield an outcome that results in a more efficient and convenient system for all stakeholders (issuing authorities and relying parties). AAMVA’s Card Design Standard Committee in response to this has been working on an updated version of the DL/ID standard as well as participating in standards development related to identity proofing and verification. |
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Flying Cars - Coming Soon to Your DMV |
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011, 2:00-3:00 EST |
| Speaker: |
Richard Gersh, Vice President - Business Development, Terrafugia, Inc. |
| Host: |
Keith Kiser, Director, Vehicle Programs, AAMVA |
| Description: |
This webinar featured a presentation from Terrafugia, Inc. (www.terrafugia.com), which has developed and is marketing a multi-functional vehicle known as the Transition®. It is a multifunctional vehicle which can operate as an aircraft but is also fully capable of operating on public streets and highways. This vehicle is being built to meet the FAA Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) certification standards. It has been classified by EPA as an aircraft and therefore exempt from the Clean Air Act. It has also been classified by NHTSA as a multi-purpose passenger vehicle, and will have certification labels from both NHTSA and EPA. It will have a conforming 17-digit VIN and VIN plate, and will meet the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). The webinar also provided an opportunity for attendees to address questions to the speaker. |
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Mini-truck Best Practice |
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010, 2:00-3:00 EDT |
| Speaker: |
Mark Francis, Senior Manager of Provincial Vehicle Registration and Licensing for British Columbia, ICBC |
| Host: |
Keith Kiser, Director, Vehicle Programs, AAMVA |
| Description: |
The AAMVA Unconventional Vehicles Working Group is developing a proposed best practice document related to whether or not jurisdictions should allow mini-trucks to be licensed and operated on public streets and highways. The purpose of this Webinar will be to gather jurisdiction input on a draft version of the best practice document.
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wmv file (Q&A starts at about the 12 minute mark) |
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Registration and Testing Practices for Two- and Three-Wheel Vehicles |
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010, 2:00 - 3:00 pm EST |
| Speaker: |
Brett Robinson, Highway Safety Services |
| Host: |
Denise Hanchulak, Program Director, Certification & Standards, AAMVA |
| Description: |
Discussion focused on how the 2008 Guidelines for Motorcycle Operator Licensing has been expanded to encompass recommendations for license waiver programs for rider education and for integrating motorcycle rider education and licensing. The Webinar provided strategies on how jurisdictions can reduce motorcycle crashes and fatalities through interagency cooperation, judicial and law enforcement outreach programs and public education.
There was discussion on the different elements of the motorcycle licensing system and how jurisdictions can obtain the resources to incorporate the different recommendations and general principles into their everyday operations.
There was also discussion on the definition of a motorcycle for registration purposes in regards to all two and three-wheeled vehicles including skills testing practices. |
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Archived webinar file not available yet. |
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| Title: |
Partner with ICE for Fraud Prevention and Security |
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Feb. 24, 2010, 2-3 p.m. (ET) |
| Speaker: |
Keith Fowler, ICE & John Kuo, Marylan MVA |
| Host: |
Sheila Prior, Director, Regional Member Support, AAMVA Regions III & IV |
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Hear from Keith Fowler, National Program Manager of the Office of Investigations, Identity and Benefit Fraud Unit in the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), regarding the power of partnership in the fight against fraud. Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) Administrator John Kuo will also be joining us as we explore a recent investigation with the Maryland MVA and other agencies, during which an MVA employee was found to have issued more than 200 fraudulent driver's licenses. |
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Implementing a Successful Ignition Interlock Program |
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Date: |
Dec. 9, 2009, 2-3 p.m. (ET) |
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Speaker: |
Dr. William J. Rauch, AUVSI |
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Tom Manuel, Program Manager, Driver Fitness, AAMVA |
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Description: |
Listen to a discussion with Dr. William J. Rauch and AAMVA’s Tom Manuel on elements that make up an effective ignition interlock program to maximize recidivism. Dr. Rauch and Mr. Manuel worked on Ignition Interlocks studies spanning fourteen years in Maryland. This webinar will give you insights on methods to implement an effective program that may reduce alcohol recidivism in your jurisdiction. |
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