Every District of Columbia driver aged 70 or older must have a licensed medical practitioner certify their fitness to drive at license renewal, so this one-page form comes up routinely in primary care. The practitioner answers one question, whether the applicant can safely drive a vehicle, adds any comments and signs.
The driver completes Section A with customer information. A licensed medical practitioner must complete Section B: name, identification number, contact details, the yes-or-no safe driving finding, comments, signature and date.
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Mature Driver Fitness to Drive Certification
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Every DC driver aged 70 or older renewing a license. A licensed medical practitioner must complete Section B and state whether the applicant can safely drive a vehicle. Because the requirement applies to all drivers in that age group, it is a routine request in primary care.
Yes. DC DMV offers both a downloadable PDF and a web-based online transaction for the certification. The PDF version is returned with the renewal. While DMV waits for the certification, it may issue a 45-day temporary license.