If Transport for NSW has asked you to have a medical assessment to keep your licence, we can take care of it here, properly and without fuss.
These assessments are needed in a few situations, not just one. From 75, drivers need a Fitness to Drive medical assessment every year to keep an unrestricted licence. Some heavy-vehicle and commercial drivers need regular assessments regardless of age. And any driver may be asked to be assessed if a medical condition could affect their driving.
Your assessment is carried out against the national Assessing Fitness to Drive standards, the same standards every doctor uses, so we will check the things that matter for safe driving, including your vision, general health, and any relevant conditions. If something needs a closer look, we will let you know clearly and arrange it. Once you are assessed as fit, we can submit the NSW Fitness to Drive Medical Assessment form to Transport for NSW online, which is quicker than lodging paper at a service centre.
If you are 75 or over, Transport for NSW will post you the form about eight weeks before your birthday, and it needs to be completed before your birthday, so it is worth booking in once it arrives. This is also a natural time for a broader health check, and if you are due for your 75+ health assessment, we can look at doing both together.
When to book: when you receive your Fitness to Drive form from Transport for NSW, or if you need a commercial or condition-related driving medical, bringing any forms you have been sent.
If Transport for NSW has asked you to have a medical assessment to keep your licence, we can take care of it here, properly and without fuss.
These assessments are needed in a few situations, not just one. From 75, drivers need a Fitness to Drive medical assessment every year to keep an unrestricted licence. Some heavy-vehicle and commercial drivers need regular assessments regardless of age. And any driver may be asked to be assessed if a medical condition could affect their driving.
Your assessment is carried out against the national Assessing Fitness to Drive standards, the same standards every doctor uses, so we will check the things that matter for safe driving, including your vision, general health, and any relevant conditions. If something needs a closer look, we will let you know clearly and arrange it. Once you are assessed as fit, we can submit the NSW Fitness to Drive Medical Assessment form to Transport for NSW online, which is quicker than lodging paper at a service centre.
If you are 75 or over, Transport for NSW will post you the form about eight weeks before your birthday, and it needs to be completed before your birthday, so it is worth booking in once it arrives. This is also a natural time for a broader health check, and if you are due for your 75+ health assessment, we can look at doing both together.
When to book: when you receive your Fitness to Drive form from Transport for NSW, or if you need a commercial or condition-related driving medical, bringing any forms you have been sent.