How frequently must drivers between the age of 46 and 64 submit a medical report?
- Every year
- Only when applying for a licence
- Every five years
- Every three years ✓
Answer: D. Every three years
Drivers aged 46 to 64 must submit a medical report every three years.
Why this is the answer
The handbook sets medical reporting by age for commercial licence holders. It says drivers aged 46 to 64 must send in a medical report every three years, and that the ministry mails a notice and form three months before the report is due. That age band is the one in the question, so the three-year interval is the correct requirement.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Every year — A yearly medical report applies to drivers aged 65 or older, not to the 46-to-64 group.
- B. Only when applying for a licence — Medical reporting is a repeating requirement for commercial licence holders, not something done only when applying for a licence.
- C. Every five years — A five-year medical report interval applies to drivers under age 46, not to drivers aged 46 to 64.
Remember it
Age is the dial: under 46 means five years, 46 to 64 means three, and 65 and older means every year.
Official handbook: Official MTO Truck Handbook, Keeping your licence – Medical reporting