Renewing your licence, and renewing as a senior driver

MTO Driver’s Handbook: Keeping Your Driver’s Licence, Renewing your licence; Senior drivers age 80 or older

You are responsible for making sure you have a valid driver's licence. You will get a renewal application form in the mail: take it to any ServiceOntario Centre, sign it, show identification, pay a fee and have your photograph taken. You get a temporary licence on the spot if your application and documents are in order, and the permanent one by mail, and you must carry it whenever you drive and produce it when a police officer asks.

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Practice questions on this card

ON-300What must you do with your licence whenever you drive?
ON-301Your licence is due for renewal but no renewal form arrives in the mail. What does the handbook say?
ON-302Your car licence expired eight months ago. What does the handbook allow?
ON-303Your licence expired four years ago. What must you do to drive again?
ON-304How often must a driver aged 80 or older renew the licence?
ON-305A driver aged 80 or older completes the renewal requirements. What is charged for them?