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You can register for driver medical review services online if the Driver Medical Review Office contacted you and assigned you a case number. When you register, you will be able to: access your case and communications from us. submit your driver medical review documents. ask us questions specific to your case.
Appealing a licence suspension is the process of asking to get your licence back. Before you begin the process, call the MTO’s Driver Medical Review Office to confirm the status of your driver’s licence. The appeal process can take a long time and costs about $110. The Licence Appeal Tribunal makes decisions about reinstating a licence that ...
Physicians and nurse practitioners can report a driver who may be medically unfit to drive if they have access to eForms, an online reporting tool at the clinic. This option is available to some clinics starting May 2022. Other Driver Medical Review forms can be found and sent through eForms as well.
The MRU works to make sure all drivers have the medical fitness and skills needed to drive a vehicle safely.
The ministry processes medical reports on a first come, first served basis. Cases are reviewed within 30 business days. More time may be required if more information has been requested. You will receive a letter advising you of the outcome of the review. Your licence will be reinstated if. Your report indicates that you meet the medical ...
To keep a G-level licence in Ontario, you must meet national medical standards and all driving requirements (e.g. driving in the dark, driving on a 400 series highway), even if you don’t plan on doing these activities. Doctors, nurse practitioners and optometrists by law have to report patients ...
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Feb 22, 2022 · 1/ Basic medical requirements. Every driver operating a vehicle in Ontario must meet basic medical requirements to be licensed to drive. These requirements are defined in Section 14 in the Ontario Regulation 340/94. In its simplest terms, these requirements state that you can’t have any medical condition that interferes with your driving ability.
