Virginia law authorizes the Department of Motor Vehicles to require computer-based driver education providers to submit reports, contracts, and maintain records. The Commissioner can specify the form, content, and retention period for these records to ensure proper oversight and compliance. This law helps regulate online driver education providers and their documentation practices.
The DMV can require annual, periodic, or special reports from these providers in approved formats.
Yes, the DMV may require providers to file true copies of any contracts or agreements related to driver education services.
Providers must keep accounts, records, and memoranda as prescribed by the DMV, and retain them for the specified period.
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, through the Commissioner, oversees these requirements.