Road Safety BC - Senior Drivers
Description: Health problems tend to manifest themselves, or become more prevalent as drivers age which is why, beginning at age 80 and every two years thereafter, drivers must be assessed by their doctor and submit a medical report to RoadSafetyBC.
Further, cognitive impairment with respect to driving represents a growing public safety issue as BC’s population ages. As a result it is imperative that drivers who show signs of cognitive decline are assessed to ensure that they are fit to drive.
Days: Days
Duration: Full Day
Additional Information: At age 80 and every two years thereafter, all B.C., drivers must have their physician complete a Driver’s Medical Examination Report (DMER), which is then submitted to RoadSafetyBC
Facility Information
Facility Name: Road Safety BC - Senior DriversPhone 1: 250-387-7747
Phone 2: 1-855-387-7747
Address: Various Locations
Area: Out of Area
Facility Link: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation/driving-and-cycling/driver-medical/driver-medical-fitness/senior-drivers
