16 rows · Section , Florida Statutes, authorizes drivers who are 55 years of age or Estimated Reading Time: 40 secs. In Florida, other common requirements the DHSMV may impose on older drivers include: an additional left side rearview mirror on a vehicle no nighttime driving vehicle must have automatic transmission vehicle must have power steering vehicle must have mechanical directional signals steering wheel Estimated Reading Time: 7 mins. At age 80, driver licenses must be renewed every six years. Customers may be eligible to renew their Class E Florida driver license online. Click here to see if you are eligible to renew online. Customers who are 80 years of age or older and are not eligible to renew their driver license online are required to pass a vision test.
Florida DMV Drivers License Renewal; Florida has a large senior citizen population and wants to ensure their safety. For ages 79 and younger a Florida Class E drivers license must be renewed every eight (8) years. Starting at age 80, drivers licenses must be renewed every six (6) years and the driver must go into a DMV office to take a vision test. Drivers over 80 years of age will need to submit this vision examination form when they renew their driver license. Report of Eye Exam: HSMV Form English. Use this form when you have not met minimum Florida vision standards, or you are eligible to renew by mail but must provide proof of that you have met minimum Florida vision standards. License Renewal For Senior Drivers. Florida drivers who are 80 years of age or older at the time their current driver license expires can renew their license in person at a local FLHSMV office or by phone or mail after clearing a vision test (see below). You may in certain situations be asked to take a written knowledge test as well.
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