Section 1030.10 What Persons Shall Not be Licensed or Granted Permits

Section 1030

Section 1030.10  What Persons

Shall Not be Licensed or Granted Permits

The Secretary of State shall

cancel the license of any individual when there is evidence that the person

suffers, or has suffered, periods of temporary loss of consciousness.  No

person who suffers, or has suffered, from temporary periods of loss of

consciousness shall operate a motor vehicle on the highways of this State

unless and until that person agrees to authorize a competent medical specialist

to report any change in condition that would impair the person's ability to

safely operate a motor vehicle.  No person who suffers, or has suffered,

periods of temporary loss of consciousness shall operate a motor vehicle upon

the highways of this State unless and until there is on file, in the Secretary

of State's Office, a statement from a competent medical specialist that, in his

or her opinion, the person can safely operate a motor vehicle.  Statements

submitted in accordance with this Section are for the confidential use of the

Secretary of State to implement the provisions of IVC Section 6-103(8) and will

not be otherwise available except by order of a duly constituted Court.  This requirement

has been applicable since July 21, 1973.