A driver holding a full Class G licence turns 80 and completes the mandatory vision test and screening exercise required at that age. How often must they repeat these examinations to keep their licence, for as long as they continue driving?
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Correct answer: A. Every two years, for as long as they keep driving
O. Reg. 340/94 s.16(a) requires every Class G or M licence holder who has reached age 80 to "complete successfully the applicable examinations prescribed in section 15 every two years" — the vision test and screening exercise aren't a one-time hurdle at 80, they repeat on a two-year cycle for the rest of the driver's licensed life. (Commercial licence classes A, B, C, D, E and F face a stricter yearly cycle under s.16(h), but that doesn't apply to an ordinary Class G driver.)
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