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BOP Program Statement 7300.09 § 32

Driving:

activein force · 1998-01-12 – presentact-effective-date

a. Do CCC residents operate motor vehicles only when

recommended by the contractor and approved by the CCM?

b. Has the resident provided proof of valid

insurance, driver's license, vehicle licensing and registration

to the contractor? Does the contractor maintain copies of these

documents? (If the state prohibits copying, the contractor should

record the driver's license number and expiration date in the

resident's file.)

PS 7300.09

1/12/98

Attachment 4-7, Page 23

c. If the vehicle is the property of someone other

than the resident, does the contractor have documented proof of

valid insurance, vehicle licensing and registration, and a signed

authorization (either notarized or witnessed by CCC staff) from

the legal owner permitting the resident to use the vehicle?

d. Does the contractor maintain the license number

and a description of the vehicle on file?

History

PS 7300.09 dated 1998-01-12

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
0775c85a055c6ee5b0e3618a245b2377f17f9fbd5c604d74d1abee073c0ceb05
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