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Mandatory reporting — fitness to drive — MCCQE Part 1 MCQ

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EasyEthics & ProfessionalismMandatory reporting — fitness to driveMCCQE Part 1

A physician notices a 72-year-old patient with moderate dementia continues to drive. Family confirms two minor accidents in the past month. What is the physician's obligation in most provinces?

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Correct answer: B — Report to provincial driver licensing authority

Most provinces: mandatory reporting when medical condition makes driving unsafe. Dementia, seizures, significant visual impairment trigger mandatory reporting. Good-faith reporters are protected from liability.

Reference: Provincial Highway Traffic Acts / CMA Driver Fitness