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Administration  \nTable of Contents  \nTable of Contents .................................... 2  \n1 | Airside Vehicle Operator’s Permit Program .................................................. 3  \n1.1 Introduction ....................................3  \n1.2 Administration ................................3  \n1.2.1 AVOP Office .........................................4  \n1.2.2 Pass/Permit Control Office ..................4  \n1.2.3 Driver Responsibilities .........................4  \n1.2.4 Employer Responsibilities ....................5  \n1.2.5 AVOP Training Records – Third-Party  \nTraining 5  \n1.2.6 New Hires with Existing AVOP Permits 5  \n1.2.7 Signing Authority .................................6  \n1.3 Driver’s License Requirements ...........7  \n1.3.1 Ontario Residents ................................7  \n1.3.2 Out-of-Province Residents ...................7  \n1.3.3 Driver’s License Suspensions ..................7  \n1.4 Vehicle Requirements .....................7  \n1.4.1 Vehicle Insurance .................................7  \n1.4.2 Corporate Identification ......................8  \n1.4.3 Personal Vehicles ..................................8  \n1.4.4 Vehicle Markers ...................................8  \n1.4.5 Vehicle Plates .......................................8  \n1.4.6 Vehicles with Obstructed Rear Views ..9 1.4.7 Markings on Towed Vehicles and Equipment.........................................................9  \n1.4.8 Lighting .................................................9  \n1.4.9 Seat Belts ...........................................11  \n1.4.10 Disabling Safety Equipment ...............11  \n1.4.11 Radio Frequencies ...............................11  \n1.4.12 Call Signs .............................................12  \n1.5 Multilateration and Vehicle Transponders ...........................................12  \n2 | AVOP Application and Renewal......13  \n2.1 Introduction ..................................13  \n2.2 Applying for an AVOP ....................13  \n2.2.1 AVOP Types ........................................13  \n2.2.2 Training ...............................................14  \n2.3 Testing ..........................................14  \n2.3.1 Written Test .......................................14  \n2.3.2 Practical Test ......................................15  \n2.4 Renewing a Permit ........................16  \n2.4.1 D/A and GA/DA Permits .....................16  \n2.4.2 D Permit .............................................16  \n2.4.3 Lapsed AVOP Use ................................17  \n2.4.4 Change of Employment .....................17  \n3 | Enforcement, Infractions and Appeals  \n18  \n3.1 Introduction ..................................18  \n3.2 Enforcement Officers.....................18  \n3.3 Infractions and Violations ..............18  \n3.3.1 Demerit Points ...................................18  \n3.3.2 Surrendering a Permit........................19  \n3.4 Driving without an AVOP...............19  \n3.5 Driving with an Expired, Suspended, or Revoked AVOP ..........................................19  \n3.6 Appeals .........................................20  \n3.6.1 AVOP Notice of Infraction, Suspension, or Revocation ..................................................20  \n3.7 Driver’s License Suspensions and Limitations .......................................................20  \n3.8 Safety Performance and Program Quality Assurance ...........................................21  \n3.9 Enforced Provincial and Federal Legislation................................................21  \n3.9.1 Smoking ..............................................21  \n3.9.2 Illegal Drugs, Alcohol, and Cannabis ..22  \n4 | Demerit Point System .................... 22  \n4.1 Minor Infractions ...................................22  \n4.2 Major Infractions ....................................23  \n4.3 Gross Misconduct ....................................23  \n5 | Airside Vehicle 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