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Originally Posted by Sweetpea
That's why people have to re-apply for the driver's license every 5 years once they reach 65 (or was it 70?), with a doctor's approval! (he'll at least check eye-sight and hearing, no clue what else). Even with a handicap (like a stiff neck so you can't turn your head around anymore), you can still get your license, but you're only allowed to drive in a specially adapted car (in above case, you'll need more mirrors, for instance).
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It's similar here in the UK. A driving licence is valid up to the age of 70, after which it has to renewed every three years. It's a "self-certification" process, but you have to agree to let your medical records be checked.