Milwaukee Code of Ordinances § 100-70 Provisional Licenses and Permits.
100-70. Provisional Licenses and Permits.
1. AUTHORITY. a. A provisional public passenger vehicle driver’s license shall authorize the license holder to perform those activities permitted a person holding a regular public passenger vehicle driver’s license issued under s. 100-54.
b. A provisional public passenger vehicle permit shall authorize the holder to perform those activities permitted a person holding a regular public passenger vehicle permit issued under s. 100-50.
3. ELIGIBILITY. Any person who has properly filed with the city clerk a completed application and the required application fee for a regular public passenger vehicle driver’s license or permit may apply for a provisional license or permit issued under this subchapter, unless the applicant is subject to the disqualification provisions provided under s. 85-13.
5. ISSUANCE. a. Application for a provisional license or permit shall be filed with the city clerk in writing on forms provided. Upon application, the city clerk shall issue a provisional license or permit to an applicant if the applicant has first filed with the city clerk all of the following items:
a-1. A completed application and the required application fee for a regular public passenger vehicle driver’s license or permit.
a-2. Evidence of possessing a valid motor vehicle driver’s license, excluding occupational licenses, issued by the state of Wisconsin. This requirement shall apply to a person applying solely for a provisional permit.
a-3. A statement affirming that within 2 years of the date of application that all of the following are true:
a-3-a. The applicant has not been convicted of any felony or misdemeanor offense related to a violent offense.
a-3-b. The applicant has not been convicted of 3 or more moving violations, as defined in s. 343.01(2)(cg), Wis. Stats., arising out of separate incidents or occurrences.
a-3-c. The applicant has not been convicted of any offense related to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
a-4. A statement affirming the applicant's understanding that providing false, misleading or fraudulent information or a false affidavit on any application required under this subchapter shall be subject to the penalties provided in s. 85-34.
a-5. A statement attesting that there are no open warrants for the arrest of the applicant, that the applicant has no unpaid fines or forfeitures due the city, and that the applicant is not on probation or parole.
a-6. If the application is for a provisional public passenger vehicle driver’s license and the applicant seeks to drive a handicapped and elderly vehicle, documentation that the applicant has completed a passenger assistance training course.
b. Any person filing an application for a provisional public passenger vehicle permit shall, in addition to the requirements under par. a, file with the city clerk all of the following items:
b-1. The current state registration of each motor vehicle naming the applicant as title holder.
b-2. Evidence of financial responsibility as required under s. 100-53, issued to and covering the applicant.
6. FEE. No provisional public passenger vehicle license or permit shall be issued until the applicant submits to the city clerk, in addition to the required application fee for a regular license or permit, the fee for a provisional license or permit specified in ch. 81.
7. EXPIRATION DATE. A provisional license or permit shall expire 60 days after the date of issuance by the city clerk or upon issuance, denial, non-renewal, or suspension of the regular license or permit, whichever is sooner, and shall not be renewable.
9. REVOCATION. The city clerk may revoke a provisional license without further common council action if he or she determines that the applicant provided false information on the license application or upon denial by the common council of the holder’s application for a regular license or permit.