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Once you reach the age of 80, you must undergo an annual medical assessment before you can renew your licence. This is what you need to do: Complete a Medical assessment certificate - senior driver's licence renewal declaration.

The DMV will also initiate the suspension or revocation of the driving privilege if they receive information to suggest that person has developed any medical condition or disorder that can affect their ability to drive.

Sleep apnoea, excessive sleepiness and other sleep disorders A person is not fit to hold an unconditional licence: if the person has an established sleep apnoea syndrome (sleep apnoea on a diagnostic sleep study and moderate to severe excessive daytime sleepiness*); or.

You must tell DVLA if you have: confirmed moderate or severe obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome ( OSAS ), with excessive sleepiness.

If you're a NSW driver or rider licence holder, you must notify Transport for NSW as soon as the medical condition occurs, not just when you renew your licence. You can also report someone else's medical condition that may affect their driving. Notify us by: emailing medicalunit@transport.nsw.gov.aulaunch.

Some general advice includes: Minimising unnecessary driving. Avoiding driving at times when they would normally be asleep (e.g. night-time driving) Avoiding alcohol and sedative medications.

Diagnosis Consequences: If diagnosed with moderate to severe sleep apnea, you will lose your Commercial Driver's License (CDL). However, treatment and approval from a medical examiner can allow you to reapply.

A modified licence is available to those who do not want to drive more than 10-15 km from their home address; no driving test is required then.

Once you reach the age of 80, you must undergo an annual medical assessment before you can renew your licence. This is what you need to do: Complete a Medical assessment certificate - senior driver's licence renewal declaration.

The DMV will also initiate the suspension or revocation of the driving privilege if they receive information to suggest that person has developed any medical condition or disorder that can affect their ability to drive.

Sleep apnoea, excessive sleepiness and other sleep disorders A person is not fit to hold an unconditional licence: if the person has an established sleep apnoea syndrome (sleep apnoea on a diagnostic sleep study and moderate to severe excessive daytime sleepiness*); or.

You must tell DVLA if you have: confirmed moderate or severe obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome ( OSAS ), with excessive sleepiness.

If you're a NSW driver or rider licence holder, you must notify Transport for NSW as soon as the medical condition occurs, not just when you renew your licence. You can also report someone else's medical condition that may affect their driving. Notify us by: emailing medicalunit@transport.nsw.gov.aulaunch.

Some general advice includes: Minimising unnecessary driving. Avoiding driving at times when they would normally be asleep (e.g. night-time driving) Avoiding alcohol and sedative medications.

Diagnosis Consequences: If diagnosed with moderate to severe sleep apnea, you will lose your Commercial Driver's License (CDL). However, treatment and approval from a medical examiner can allow you to reapply.

A modified licence is available to those who do not want to drive more than 10-15 km from their home address; no driving test is required then.