Get F3712 - Medical Certificate For Motor Vehicle Driver

Category AM Licence The AM licence originally covered mopeds and other two or three wheel vehicles. However, it was eventually repurposed to include light quadricycles, which are four wheeled vehicles with an un-laden weight of up to 350kg and a top speed of between 25 km/h and 45 km/h.

From the 1st August 2022, Queensland drivers aged 75 and over by law must carry a valid medical certificate to drive a motor vehicle. On 1st August 2022, all Queensland driver licence holders aged 75 and over must carry a current medical certificate and drive ing to any conditions on the certificate.

A "B Condition" is a restriction on your licence issued by TMR - Transport and Main Roads. This means that you are permitted to drive an automatic or a manual (synchromesh) heavy vehicle. You are not allowed to drive a HR that has a non-synchromesh gear box (road ranger).

If you meet the medical criteria for a conditional licence your licence will have an M (medical) condition recorded on it. You may also have conditions or restrictions that you must drive in ance with and you will be required to carry a current medical certificate whenever you drive.

HR is a Heavy Rigid Truck – GVM over 8 tonne with more than 2 axles. R is a Unrestricted Motorcycle – eligible to ride any motorcycle. RE is a Restricted Motorcycle Licence – eligible to ride only LAMS motorcycles.

Everyone 75 and over who holds a Queensland driver licence must carry a current Medical certificate for motor vehicle driver form (F3712) at all times when driving and comply with any stated conditions—you can be fined if you don't.

To obtain the medical certificate the applicant must complete a Private and Commercial Vehicle Driver's Health Assessment (form F3195) and present it to their medical practitioner. The Medical Certificate for Motor Vehicle Driver (form F3712) is the approved form for the certificate.