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Driving Retirement

Last updated on June 4, 2021

Giving up driving can be very challenging and frustrating. It doesn't matter whether you are making a voluntary retirement or have been asked to surrender your driver's licence after a medical test or licence re-examination.

Planning Ahead

Planning ahead can make the transition into driving retirement easier. These resources can help:

Senior Driver Toolkit (From CAA)

Staying Mobile

It will be essential to arrange other reliable modes of transportation. Look into the options for:

BC Identification (BCID) Card

Did you know? Seniors who give up their drivers’ licenses are eligible for a free BC Identification (BCID) card. For more information, see:

BC Identification Card

Great resources on this page include:

Aging can really have an impact on our ability to drive safely. Look for safe driving tools and resources in:

Driver Safety

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