- Duration: 3 Hours
Course details
The National Programme Office for Traffic Medicine has developed guidelines for assessing a person’s fitness to drive on behalf of the Road Safety Authority. While many factors contribute to road safety, a driver’s health is an important consideration. Medical standards for driver licensing are used internationally to ensure that the driver’s health status does not increase their risk of crashing.
Sláinte agus Tiomáint are the new medical fitness to drive guidelines, which contain medical standards to guide the health assessments of drivers for licensing purposes in Ireland. They were developed by the National Programme Office for Traffic Medicine with key stakeholders on behalf of the Road Safety Authority. These standards apply only to Group 1 categories A, A1, B, EB, M or W, ie motorcycles, cars and tractors (without trailer).
We offer the opportunity for you to continue your professional competence by viewing this resource online and assessing your learning. Those who successfully complete the requirements will obtain a certificate for three CPD credits.
Updated on 14 November, 2015About Royal College of Physicians of Ireland
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We equip doctors and other healthcare professionals with the skills and knowledge they need to care for their patients and run safe and efficient healthcare systems.
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