Called for a re-exam?
Each year about 4,500 B.C. drivers are asked to
take a driver's re-exam.
When is a driver's re-exam required?
Some of the most common reasons for a driver's
re-exam are:
- a doctor reports a medical condition that may
affect a person's fitness or ability to drive safely
- results of a previous re-exam suggest follow-up
testing is necessary
- an accident report, police report or other
report indicates a driver may be unable, or unsure how, to handle
a common driving situation
The information in this section will be useful
to you if:
- you are an experienced driver who received
a re-exam notice in the mail
- you are an experienced driver who received
a Driver's
Medical Examination form in the mail
It will help you prepare
for your re-exam, and tells you more
about the re-exam
road test.
You can also learn about the benefits of
giving up your
licence if you no longer feel confident
driving.
If you are a new driver looking for information
on repeating a licensing test you did not pass, check the appropriate
section of Getting
licensed.
