If you are 80 years of age or older, you are required to renew your driver's licence every…?
- Three years
- Two years ✓
- Four years
- Five years
Answer: B. Two years
Drivers who are 80 or older must renew their licence every two years.
Why this is the answer
The handbook says plainly that at 80 and over you renew every two years, and it explains the reason: the renewal cycle keeps senior drivers mobile and independent for longer while making sure unsafe drivers get spotted and dealt with. The same passage describes the renewal steps, including watching the senior driver education video and booking a ServiceOntario appointment that includes a vision test.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Three years — Three years is not the renewal cycle the handbook gives for drivers 80 and over; the passage states two years.
- C. Four years — Four years does not appear anywhere in the passage about renewing at 80 or older, which sets the cycle at two years.
- D. Five years — Five years is not the renewal period for senior drivers according to the handbook, which says every two years.
Remember it
Think of the age as the rule: at 80, the renewal clock resets every second birthday.
Official handbook: Official MTO Driver's Handbook, Keeping Your Driver’s Licence – Licensing