Transportation (Seniors)

SB 1022 requires drivers aged 75 and older to pass a driving skills test before their 76th birthday and every five years thereafter. The test assesses the ability to safely operate a vehicle and must be administered at county DMV examination stations. This applies directly to seniors holding operator’s licenses who reach age 75, replacing previous renewal requirements for this age group. The bill amends statutes to establish this testing requirement, with license cancellation possible for those who refuse the mandated examination.

AB 1042 requires drivers aged 75 and older to pass a driving skills test before turning 76 and every five years thereafter. The test evaluates their ability to safely operate a motor vehicle. The state must provide testing at county-level locations for this age group. This applies to license renewals and replaces prior requirements for seniors under the existing statutes.