If you are between the ages of 46 and 64, how often must you submit a medical report to the Ministry of Transport?

Individuals aged between 46 and 64 are required to submit a medical report to ensure that they are fit to drive, reflecting a proactive approach to road safety and public health. This reporting interval is set at every three years, which allows for regular monitoring of any potential health issues that may affect driving capabilities. Submitting a medical report every three years strikes a balance between ensuring driver safety and not overburdening drivers with excessive documentation requirements.

While the other options suggest different intervals, they do not align with the regulations that aim to keep drivers within this age group safe and well-monitored. Regular assessments help address any age-related changes in health and can facilitate necessary adjustments in driving privileges or requirements.