old drivers to get tested

http://www.therecord.com/living/article/678212--turning-80-driving-test-isn-t-what-it-used-to-be

When you reach 80, and every two years after that, you are required to take a free vision and knowledge test and attend a group education session in order to renew your license. You may also be required to take a road test if they feel you might be a safety risk.

There are stiffer rules now as well for young drivers, with graduated licensing requirements over a two-year period.
Men seem to have a harder time giving up their driver’s licence. They outnumbered the women at the group session I attended and most of them appeared more confident and relaxed. The examiner told us that her oldest applicant is a 102-year-old man who has attended the sessions 12 times. He is usually the first one finished with the written test, scores 100 per cent and leaves in a hurry to get on with his busy life.