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Using "Age" as a Fitness-to-Drive Criterion for Older Adults

Province	Type of license	Age triggering testing
British Columbia	personal	80 and every two years thereafter
Alberta	professional personal	45 and every two years until 65 and annually thereafter 75 and 80
Ontario	professional personal	Every five years until age 65 and annually thereafter 80 and every two years thereafter
Quebec	personal	70
New Brunswick	professional	Every four years until 45, and every two years thereafter for tractor trailers and buses; every two years after 65 for 3 axled or towing vehicles
Nova Scotia	professional	Every five years until 64 and annually thereafter BUT no one over 65 to drive a bus
Newfoundland	professional personal	Every five years until 45, every three years until 65 and annually thereafter 75, 80 and every two years thereafter
Yukon	professional personal	45 and annually thereafter 75
Northwest Territories	professional personal	Every five years until 45, every three years until 65 and annually thereafter 75, 80 and every two years thereafter`
Nunavut	professional personal	Every five years until 45, every three years until 65 and annually thereafter 75, 80 and every two years thereafter`