Once the medical referral, visual assessment and cognitive assessment (and neuropsychological assessment if relevant) is completed the OT can complete the Off-road and On-road Driving assessment. The OT will then write a report of recommendations, detailing the medical conditions impacting the participants driving abilities and list vehicle modifications that may be required to return to safe operation.

 

If Driver Training is required, this will be detailed in the recommendations. The OT will specify if they would like to re-assess the person, towards the end of the driving program. All reports are sent to the treating doctor. The doctor must sign a Qld Transport Medical Certificate for Motor Vehicle Driver (Form 3712) for the person to commence or continue driving.