Скачать или смотреть 🚨 March 2026 Senior Driving Law Changes – 5 New Rules From March 1 Explained

Starting March 1, 2026, new driving law changes could impact older drivers across Canada.

In this video, we clearly explain the 5 key rules seniors need to understand, including:

• Licence renewal changes
• Possible medical reporting updates
• Vision or fitness-to-drive reviews
• Road test or assessment requirements
• Important deadlines and compliance rules

Driving regulations are overseen at the provincial level (such as in Ontario through the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario), so specific requirements may vary depending on where you live.

📌 Important: Not all seniors are automatically affected — changes often depend on age group, health status, or renewal cycle.

If you or a family member is 65+, watch carefully to avoid licence suspension or unexpected renewal problems.

Always confirm details with your provincial transportation authority before making decisions.

⏱️ Chapters (Retention Optimized)

00:00 Intro – Senior Driving Changes 2026
00:50 Rule #1 Explained
02:10 Rule #2 – Medical Reporting
03:40 Rule #3 – Vision & Testing
05:10 Rule #4 – Renewal Process
06:40 Rule #5 – Deadlines & Penalties
08:00 Who Is Actually Affected?
09:20 Final Advice for Seniors

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