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Prosecutor's office will be asked to review the circumstances of any accident for the possible issuance of a citation. F. If an employee is involved in an accident in a City vehicle while out -of -town, follow the same steps listed above except contact the law enforcement agency having jurisdiction in the area of the accident. G. When an out -of -town accident occurs, Fleet Services may provide assistance to arrange for transportation if necessary. Transportation is generally the responsibility of the involved department. Driver's License " All operators of City of Eugene vehicles must be 18 years a and hold a current and valid Oregon Driver's license with the proper class of licen he equipment operated. It is the policy of the City that no employee will beu ed to operate a vehicle for which they do not have the appropriate classificati 10 dyer's license. Prior to a formal offer of employment, Risk Servic2s�i` I1bvJew "the drier g records of all X finalists for positions requiring the regular operations - a Vehtcte�t ° they meet City driving safety standards. If a prospective employee has an, t =of s ';te driver's license; «they shall obtain, at their own expense, a transcript of ttE put -of s afe record, showing the prior three -year history, and submit it to Risk Servicas forl sew. In addition, a Driving Record Review form, with a copy of the employee's'Q1�� on driver's license, shall be submitted to Risk Services prior to receiving authorizatio l ,III Aerate a City vehicle. Any employee o erating a vehicle for City ll �iess purposes shall be entered into the Automated Repo °i '' ervice AIRS aperat�d through Oregon Department of Transportation, M �I � I'; ic ,§ Division (DMV). Drivers who experieri' e ;l15hari§Kffilitheir operator's license status must report that change to their supery sor immediately. The City will also be notified via the Automated Reporting System. Commercial Driver's Some employees are required to have a valid Commercial Driver's License (CDL) in order to perform their assigned duties. New employees required to have a CDL in order to operate City vehicles, must show proof of a valid CDL before being assigned those tasks. CDL license fees, including renewals, must be addressed on the employee's own time and must be paid for by the employee. CDLs must be renewed every eight (8) years. Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) requires all CDL holders to pass a physical exam or provide a medical waiver. Most medical certificates are valid for two (2) years. Supervisors shall make the appointment for the physical with the City's