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• Medication and Medical Supplies, Devices and Reports ⁠

  If you have sustained injuries in a traffic accident, the SAAQ can reimburse various medications and medical supplies, devices and reports.

• Medical Reports ⁠

  If you are a victim of a traffic accident, the SAAQ can reimburse various medical reports.

• Completing a medical visit report ⁠

  You can complete your medical visit report using the SAAQ’s online service.

• State of Health and Driver's Licences ⁠

  In Québec, drivers must satisfy requirements concerning their state of health and vision, and notify the SAAQ of any change that could hinder their ability to drive.

• Driving while impaired by alcohol, drugs or medication ⁠

  This conviction is subject to the same penalties as if you were found guilty, for the second time in 10 years, of driving with a blood alcohol concentration over 80 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood...

• Suspended Licence: Medical Reason ⁠

  You may reacquire a driver's licence that was suspended for a medical reason, provided that you can show that your state of health allows you to drive again.

• State of Health of Heavy Vehicle Drivers ⁠

  Holders of a Class 1, 2, 3 or 4B driver's licence must undergo medical assessments to demonstrate that their state of health allows them to drive a heavy vehicle.

• Myths and Facts ⁠

  There are many misconceptions surrounding drugs and driving, such as the belief that police officers cannot detect drivers who have been smoking cannabis.

• Driving while impaired by alcohol, drugs or medication ⁠

  A conviction for this offence is subject to the same penalties as if you were found guilty of driving with a blood alcohol concentration equal to or over 80 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood, but not...

• Driving a Heavy Vehicle in the United States ⁠

  To be authorized to drive a heavy vehicle in the United States, you must undergo medical assessments more frequently.

• Seniors and Road Safety ⁠

  Being in good health is essential for seniors to keep the privilege of driving a vehicle.

• Reimbursement of Expenses and Document Submission ⁠

  With the SAAQ's online services, you can submit all the documents required to process your claim for compensation (medical reports, invoices, receipts, etc.).

• Senior Drivers – Did You Know? ⁠

  Statistics disprove some of the preconceptions about drivers aged 65 or older.

• Health and Safety of Seniors on the Road ⁠

  Driving an automobile is a complex activity. Seniors must be in good health to be able to drive, and must pass a medical examination at age 75.

• What the Law Says ⁠

  The Regulation respecting the health of drivers sets out the medical conditions that have an effect on driving a road vehicle.

• Deterioration in Your State of Health ⁠

  If you were injured in a traffic accident and your condition has deteriorated, you can ask the SAAQ to re-assess your compensation.

• What Is Covered and How ⁠

  Québec’s public automobile insurance plan protects you if you are injured in a traffic accident.

• Adding or Removing a Driver’s Licence Condition ⁠

  The conditions that can be added to a driver's licence are mainly related to the driver's state of health and may involve driving restrictions.

• Driver's Licence Issued Outside Québec ⁠

  Holders of a foreign licence are allowed to drive in Québec for 6 months. After that time, if they take up residence in Québec, they are required to hold a Québec licence.

• September 12 2024 What can you do if you have doubts about your loved one’s ability to drive? ⁠

  A person’s state of health can affect their ability to drive. All drivers, regardless of their age, must meet health and vision requirements. If you have reasonable doubts about whether someone you...

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