Road test re-examinations

Last updated on January 11, 2021

For information about road tests during the COVID-19 pandemic, visit the ICBC COVID-19 information page.

RoadSafetyBC may send commercial drivers (class 1-4) and motorcyclists (class 6) for a road test re-examination to help us make a driver medical fitness decision.

ICBC conducts the exams for us. There’s no fee.

We may ask for a road test re-examination for a number of reasons, including:

A doctor reported that a medical condition may affect a person’s fitness to drive safely
An earlier re-examination suggests further testing is necessary
A collision or police report shows a driver may not handle a common driving situation well

See ICBC’s Re-exams for commercial drivers or motorcyclists and COVID-19 information pages for more information.

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