Persons who hold Queensland driver licences and are 75 years or older
253 Persons who hold Queensland driver licences and are 75 years or older
A person who holds a Queensland driver licence and is 75 years or older must not drive a motor vehicle on a road unless the person—
is carrying a recently issued medical certificate; and
is driving the vehicle in accordance with the certificate.
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
Subsection (3) applies if the person—
is required by an authorised officer to produce a recently issued medical certificate; and
is not able to comply with the requirement immediately.
The person is taken to have complied with subsection (1)(a) if the person—
holds a recently issued medical certificate at the time the requirement is made; and
produces the certificate to a person nominated by the authorised officer within 48 hours of the requirement being made.
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