MEMBERSHIP
AMPLIFY
EN ESPAÑOL
Connect With Us
- Popular search terms
- Automobile
- Home + Renters
- Claims
- Fraud
- Hurricane
- Popular Topics
- Automobile
- Home + Renters
- The Basics
- Disaster + Preparation
- Life Insurance
(As of January 2022)
|
(1) States noted in this column require proof of adequate vision for older drivers at the age shown at every renewal. Most states require all drivers to show proof at every renewal or every in-person renewal. Eight states (Alabama, Connecticut, Kentucky, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Vermont) do not require drivers to show proof of adequate vision at any age.
(2) Online or mail renewal not permitted for all drivers.
(3) Specifically requires doctors to report a diagnosis of dementia.
(4) These states have special renewal requirements for other age groups: Illinois (1 year for drivers 87 and older); Indiana (2 years for drivers 85 and older); and New Mexico (1 year for drivers 79 and older).
(5) Effective July 1, 2022
Note: Specific requirements vary by state; due to COVID-19, many states have made temporary operational changes. For the current status and for more information, please check with the state licensing authority.
Source: Insurance Institute for Highway Safety; Governors Highway Safety Association.