Menée par le Ministère des Transports, la validation du permis pour les personnes âgées sera conduite en association avec des groupes d’intérêt représentant les personnes âgées. Le Ministère du Transports devra en rendre compte au Ministère en Juin 2005. The older driver licensing system which requires people aged 80 and over to renew their licence every two years is to be reviewed, Minister for Transport Safety Harry Duynhoven announced today. Led by the Ministry of Transport, the Review of Older Driver Licensing will be conducted in association with interest groups representing older people – including Grey Power and the NZ Returned Services Association – medical associations and transport organisations. The Ministry of Transport is due to report back to the Minister in June 2005. The Review will take a long-term look at licensing policy for older people. The Minister also expressed his support for several changes to the current system which could be introduced next year. These include the option of a conditional licence which would allow older people to drive within a 10km radius of their home. The proposed amendment to the Driver Licensing Rule will also provide for two other changes: extension of the time allowed
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