Elderly Vocational Licence Assessment
This course is conducted for elderly vocational licence holders (Class 3) who are the ages of 70, 73 and 74 years old. They have to pass an annual enhance medical examination and driving assessment in order to renew their vocational licence.
What You're Enrolling In
Introduction
This course is conducted for elderly vocational licence holders (Class 3) who are the ages of 70, 73 and 74 years old. They have to pass an annual enhance medical examination and driving assessment in order to renew their vocational licence.
If you fail your driving assessment, you have to book another driving assessment.
Enrolment Documents
- NRIC / Passport
- Work Permit / E Pass (For foreigners)
- Valid Photocard Driving Licence and Vocational Licence
- LTA renewal notice
- 2nd SMS you received from LTA indicating that medical has been accepted
- Enrol at our Service Centre
Other Information
- On day of assessment, VL holders are required to bring along NRIC/FIN card, valid Driving Licence and Vocational Licence, LTA renewal notice, and present the 2nd SMS from LTA indicating that medical has been accepted.
- Please be punctual and report in proper attire (long pants and covered shoes).
- Class 3 bus driver must provide his own Class 3 bus for the On-Road Assessment.
- If you have vocational licences to drive both types of vehicles, you have to take the on-road assessment twice, once with a car and once with a bus.
- Upon completion of the on-road assessment, we will submit the result to LTA on your behalf.
Postponement of Course
One-week notice given in writing by applicant. Only one postponement is allowed.
Withdrawal / Transfer / Refund
Upon enrolment, course fee paid will be non-transferable and non-refundable.
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For more information, you may refer to LTA’s website.
Course Fee
Remarks
- 1st Assessment Fee: $76.30 (Inclusive of GST)
- Re-Assessment: $59.95 (Inclusive of GST)
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Ready to get started?
Enrol at our Service Centre with the required documents.