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Motorists over the age of 75 could have to sit an IQ test to stay on the road, it has been reported.

The exams are designed to measure whether an elderly driver is mentally up to it or will be a danger on the road.

OAPs will not have to retake their practical driving test  but new barriers will include an eyesight exam.

Ministers are understood to be keen to ban anyone over 75 who does not pass the exams and will make them repeat the series of IQ tests every five years to continue driving.

 



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Elderly Drivers In The UK May Face IQ Tests To Maintain Licenses

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