Your driver’s licence may be suspended until new medical evidence shows that the condition does not pose a safety risk. Doctors report this information to the Ministry of Transportation, and it is not given to anyone else. Your licence may also be suspended for the following reasons: Medical suspensionīy law, all doctors must report the names and addresses of everyone 16 years or older who has any condition that may affect their ability to drive safely (for example, a stroke, heart condition or dizziness). A class B/E licence holder who exceeds eight demerit points will be automatically downgraded to the next-highest class for which they are eligible (for example, usually class C or F until their demerit points fall below eight). Note: Class B and E licence holders may have no more than eight demerit points. If you accumulate too many demerit points, your driver’s licence can be suspended. Demerit points stay on your record for two years from the date of the offence. Drivers convicted of driving-related offences have demerit points recorded on their records. The demerit-point system encourages drivers to improve their behaviour and protects people from drivers who abuse the privilege of driving. Tab to close the table of contents and return to the book. You will also be scored on your overall performance in the following categories.Special safety precautions for school-bus drivers.
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