France's parliament is revisiting a bill requiring medical checks every five years for motorists aged 70 and older, aligning with EU regulations set for 2030. The bipartisan bill seeks to enhance road safety by making medical examinations conditional for driving license issuance and renewal. Currently, there are no mandatory age restrictions or medical tests for older drivers in France, but health assessments may occur if a local authority sees fit. The proposed measures aim to address health-related driving impairments proactively.
The proposed bill aims to strengthen road accident prevention by making medical check-ups necessary every five years for drivers aged 70 and over.
Drivers' health plays a decisive role in their ability to drive safely, regardless of their age. Disorders such as visual, hearing, and cognitive impairments warrant preventive measures.
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