Kazakhstan: New Rules for Elderly Drivers' Medical Examinations
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Starting August 25, Kazakhstan is introducing changes in monitoring mandatory medical examinations for drivers over 65. While this requirement has been in place since 2014, the new rules automate the suspension and restoration of driver's licenses if examinations are not passed on time. Drivers turning 65 this year have until age 67 to take their first examination, with subsequent checks every two years. No fines will be imposed for not passing the examination, and licenses will not be revoked, only temporarily suspended. Medical examinations can be taken at any state or private medical institution.
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