Parking tickets issued by the City of Waverly through the Waverly Police Department are $10.00. This fine amount applies to all parking violations within the City of Waverly, Iowa unless the parking violation is issued specifically for a State Code of Iowa violation. If the $10.00 City of Waverly parking ticket is not paid within 30 days of the date upon which the violation occurred the fine shall increase to $20.00.

If the parking ticket is not paid within 60 days of the date upon which the violation occurred the fine shall increase to $30.00.

A letter will be sent to the registered owner of the vehicle at each step as a reminder of payment required. If the parking ticket is not paid within 90 days of the date upon which the violation occurred the registered owner will receive a Final Notice. After 90 days the Waverly Police Department will file a complaint with the Clerk of District Court.

An All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) or Off-Road Utility Vehicle (ORV) can be operated within the City if the operation is between sunrise and sunset and is incidental to the vehicle’s use for agricultural purposes or authorized and pursuant to IA Code 321.234A and IA Chapter 321I.

An ORV can be operated on certain streets for the purpose of snow removal, lawn care, gardening, and athletic events/practices pursuant to City Code 105.10. The owner of an ORV must register the ORV with the Waverly Police Department. The City will not register an ATV as defined by Iowa Code 321G.1. The ORV is required to be registered with the Iowa DNR and such registration is displayed in accordance with Iowa Code 321I. Once the ORV is registered, the City of Waverly’s registration shall be displayed visibly and prominently on the left rear fender of the ORV. The on time registration fee with the City of Waverly is $25.00. Registrations shall be assigned to the owner of an ORV and cannot be transferred to a new owner.

A child under 1 year old and weighing less than 20 pounds must be secured in a rear-facing child restraint system.

A child age 1 up to 6 years old must be secured in a child restraint system (a safety seat or booster seat – NOT a seat belt).

A child from age 6 up to age 11 must be secured in a child restraint system or by a safety belt.

Rear seat occupants up to age 18 must be secured by a safety belt.

For unrestrained passenger’s age 0-13, the driver receives the citation, and for unrestrained passengers 14-17, the passenger receives the citation.

Exceptions:

• Children certified by a physician as having a medical, physical or mental disability making restraint use inadvisable.
• Children on a bus, including a school bus.
• Children riding a motorcycle.
• Children riding in vehicles manufactured before 1966.
• Children transported in authorized emergency vehicles.
• Children transported by peace officers on official duty.
• Children riding in motor homes except if riding in the front passenger seat (where they must be restrained).
• Children for whom a seat belt is not available due to all other belts being used (example: 4^th child in back seat with only 3 belts).

Eligibility Requirements:

Available at age 14.

Written consent of parent/guardian is required. This consent may be given using one of two options: (1) the parent/guardian accompanies the teenager to the driver’s license station to sign the consent form in the presence of the examiner, or (2) the parent/guardian downloads the form Parent's Written Consent to Issue Privilege to Drive or Affidavit to Obtain Duplicate form and signs the form in the presence of a notary public. The teenager may then present the completed and notarized form to the examiner and the parent/guardian would not have to accompany the teenager to the driver’s license station

Satisfactory performance in vision and knowledge test.

Proof of identity and verification of Social Security Number.

Conditions:

Must be held for a minimum of six months.

All driving must be supervised by a licensed driver. May drive only with parent/guardian, immediate family member older than 21, driver education teacher, driver older than 25 with written permission of parent/guardian.

Number of passengers limited to number of safety belts available in vehicle.

Must complete 20 hours of supervised driving; minimum of two hours must be between sunset and sunrise.

Must drive crash-and violation-free for six consecutive months immediately preceding application for intermediate license. The permit must not be expired or withdrawn during this six-month period.

Must compete an Iowa approved or comparable driver education course.

Thirty hours of classroom instruction, which must include four hours of substance abuse education, minimum of 20 minutes on railroad crossing safety, and information on organ donation.

Six hours laboratory, three hours of which must be behind the wheel; may use simulators for the remaining time.

NO parental waiver of any behind-the-wheel drive time.

Instruction permit will have the words “under eighteen” printed on it.

Eligibility Requirements:

Available at age 14 ½.

The student must have completed an Iowa-approved course in driver education unless exempted because of hardship as defined by Iowa Admin. Code r. 761—602.26(3).

The student must have a valid instruction permit during the six-month period immediately preceding application for the Minor School License.

The student’s driving history must be free of convictions for moving violations, contributive accidents and license withdrawals during the six-month period immediately preceding application.

The student must live one mile or more from the school of enrollment.

The superintendent, chairperson of the school board, or principle if authorized by the superintendent must determine eligibility and sign a Statement of Necessity/Affidavit for School License form, available from any driver's license station or downloaded from the Iowa DOT's website.

The student’s parent or guardian must also provide signed consent of the Statement of Necessity/Affidavit for School License form.

The Iowa DOT issues the Iowa Minor School License and may require a drive test.

Conditions:

May drive during the hours of 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. There are no exceptions or waivers of the time period when driving on a Minor School License.

The student must drive over the most direct and accessible route between the licensee's residence and school(s) of enrollment and between schools of enrollment for the purposes of attending duly scheduled courses of instruction, and to and from extracurricular activities within the school district. The student may also drive to a service station for the purpose of refueling so long as the service station is on the most direct and accessible route or is the closest service station to the most direct and accessible route.

The statute that governs the Minor School License does not authorize or prohibit passengers. The DOT's position is that passengers are allowed only if they enter the vehicle at the licensee's home and exit the vehicle at the same destination as the driver. No stops along the way to pickup or discharge passengers.

Eligibility Requirements:

Available at age 16.

Must meet all conditions of instruction permit.

Written consent of parent/guardian is required. This consent may be given using one of two options: (1) the parent/guardian accompanies the teenager to the driver’s license station to sign the consent form in the presence of the examiner, or (2) the parent/guardian downloads the form Parent's Written Consent to Issue Privilege to Drive or Affidavit to Obtain Duplicate form and signs the form in the presence of a notary public. The teenager may then present the completed and notarized form to the examiner and the parent/guardian would not have to accompany the teenager to the driver’s license station.

Conditions:

Must be held for a minimum of 12 months.

May drive without supervision from 5 a.m. to 12:30 a.m.

Between12:30 a.m. and 5 a.m. may drive only with a licensed driver who is a parent/guardian, immediate family member older than 21, or designated adult older than 25.

May drive with a waiver between 12:30 a.m. and 5 a.m. to and from work or school-related extracurricular activities.

Must complete 10 hours of supervised driving; minimum of two hours must be between sunset and sunrise. The supervision must be by a licensed driver who is a parent/guardian, immediate family member older than 21, or a designated adult older than 25.

Number of passengers limited to number of safety belts available in vehicle.

Must drive crash-free and violation-free for 12 consecutive months immediately preceding application for full license. The intermediate license must not be expired or withdrawn during this 12-month period.

Intermediate license will have the words “under eighteen” printed on it.

Up to age 18, all conditions of the intermediate license shall remain in effect until the holder of the intermediate license has been issued a full license.

Eligibility Requirements:

Available at age 17.

Must meet all conditions of intermediate license.

Written consent of parent/guardian is required. This consent may be given using one of two options: (1) the parent/guardian accompanies the teenager to the driver’s license station to sign the consent form in the presence of the examiner, or (2) the parent/guardian downloads the form Parent's Written Consent to Issue Privilege to Drive or Affidavit to Obtain Duplicate form and signs the form in the presence of a notary public. The teenager may then present the completed and notarized form to the examiner and the parent/guardian would not have to accompany the teenager to the driver’s license station.

Conditions:

Full driving privileges with no restrictions.

For drivers under age 18 or age 21, the license shall have the words “under eighteen” or “under twenty-one”, respectively, printed on it.

In accordance with the State Code of Iowa, 321.438:

1. A person shall not drive a motor vehicle equipped with a windshield, side-wings, or side or rear windows which do not permit clear vision.

2. A person shall not operate on the highway a motor vehicle equipped with a front windshield, a side window to the immediate right or left of the driver, or a side-wing forward of and to the left or right of the driver which is excessively dark or reflective so that it is difficult for a person outside the motor vehicle to see into the motor vehicle through the windshield, window, or side-wing. The department shall adopt rules establishing a minimum measurable standard of transparency which shall apply to violations of this subsection.

3. Every motor vehicle except a motorcycle, or a vehicle included in the provisions of section 321.383 or section 321.115 shall be equipped with a windshield in accordance with section

Under Iowa Administrative Code 761-450.1(321) safety glazing materials or multiple glazed assemblies thereof intended for use at levels requisite for driving visibility in the motor vehicle shall show regular (parallel) luminous transmittance   of not less than 70 percent of the light at normal incidence, both before and after irradiation.