Georgia's Department of Driver Services starts a medical review when it receives written concern about a driver's ability, and this form is the standard way to raise it. Doctors, law enforcement, courts, relatives and concerned citizens can file it, and DDS then evaluates the driver's medical history, physical health and other factors, noting that age alone can't decide the outcome.
The reporter fills in the driver's information and their own section: law enforcement, medical professional, or concerned citizen. A medical professional gives their profession, whether the concern is medical, vision or other, and the underlying condition or diagnosis, then signs under penalty of perjury.
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Request for Medical Review (Request for Driver Review)
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Yes. The DDS 270 has a medical professional section where you give your name, profession and contact details, mark whether the concern is medical, vision or other, and state the underlying condition or diagnosis. You sign a declaration that the information is true and in the interest of public safety.
No. The form explains that, due to confidentiality, DDS cannot share a final determination with the requester. DDS evaluates the driver's medical history, physical health and other factors that could affect safe driving, and age alone cannot be the deciding factor.