RoadSafetyBC MV2351: Fitness to Drive Condition Report

BC clinicians use this form to tell RoadSafetyBC about a patient whose medical condition makes driving dangerous, when RoadSafetyBC has not already asked for a Driver's Medical Examination Report (DMER). Reporting becomes mandatory under section 230 of the Motor Vehicle Act if the patient keeps driving after being warned. The form is a fillable PDF in English, revision 20180413.

Who completes it

A family physician, specialist, nurse practitioner, optometrist or psychologist completes the whole form.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
Fax it to RoadSafetyBC, the channel its guidance page gives, and include your own fax number to receive confirmation of receipt; the form also lists a mailing address.

Good to know

  • MV2351 is for reports made when RoadSafetyBC has not requested a Driver's Medical Examination Report (DMER) for the patient.
  • Section 230 of the Motor Vehicle Act makes the report mandatory when a patient with a dangerous condition continues to drive after being warned.
  • Put your fax number on the form so RoadSafetyBC can confirm that it received the report.
  • RoadSafetyBC has a Registered Nurse Case Manager line that clinicians can call with questions about a report.

Get the official form

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Report of a Condition Affecting Fitness and Ability to Drive

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Frequently asked questions

When must a BC clinician report a patient to RoadSafetyBC?

When a patient has a medical condition that makes driving dangerous and continues to drive after being warned, section 230 of the Motor Vehicle Act makes the report mandatory. MV2351 is the form for that report when RoadSafetyBC has not already requested a Driver's Medical Examination Report for the patient.

Who can complete RoadSafetyBC form MV2351?

Family physicians and specialists, nurse practitioners, optometrists and psychologists. The reporting clinician completes the whole form, a fillable PDF in English, revision 20180413. RoadSafetyBC's Registered Nurse Case Manager line is available for questions about a report.

How do I send MV2351 to RoadSafetyBC?

By fax, the channel RoadSafetyBC's guidance page gives for these reports. Include your own fax number on the form so RoadSafetyBC can confirm receipt. A mailing address is also printed on the form, but faxing is how you get that confirmation.