MTO Driver Medicals
MTO & Specialized Medical Exams
Our clinic is authorized to conduct Ministry of Transportation (MTO) medical examinations and other specialized fitness-to-work assessments. Whether you’re renewing your license, applying for a new professional designation, or meeting mandatory health requirements, we provide a streamlined process with accurate and confidential medical reporting.
Truck & Commercial Drivers (Class AZ, A, B, C, D, E, F)
If you hold or are applying for a truck or commercial driver’s license, you are required by the MTO to undergo periodic medical evaluations. Our exams ensure you meet all medical fitness standards so you can continue driving safely and legally. This includes professional drivers operating:
- Class AZ drivers (with Air Brake Endorsement) – Tractor-trailers, long-haul trucking
- Class A drivers – Large commercial transport trucks
- Class D drivers – Heavy straight trucks, dump trucks, delivery trucks
- School and charter buses (Class B, C, E, F)
- Other commercial vehicles and passenger carriers
G-Class & M-Class Drivers
- Over the age of 80: All G and M license holders aged 80 and above are required to complete a medical exam as part of their renewal process.
- MTO Referrals: If the MTO has requested a medical evaluation due to reported health concerns, our physicians will complete the required examination and provide documentation directly to the ministry.
Professional & Safety-Sensitive Occupations
We also provide medical examinations for truck drivers and other professionals in safety-sensitive roles, including:
- School bus drivers, taxi, rideshare, and limousine drivers
- Police officers, firefighters, and paramedics
- Emergency responders and other first-responder professionals
Other Specialized Exams
Beyond truck and transportation-related requirements, we also conduct medical exams for:
- Pilots & aviation staff (meeting Transport Canada requirements)
- RCMP applicants and other law enforcement recruits
- Security guards and related safety personnel
- Additional occupational or regulatory medical assessments as required
Our medical team ensures that every assessment is thorough, confidential, and compliant with provincial and federal regulations. We also handle direct submission of results to the Ministry of Transportation or relevant governing bodies where applicable, saving you time and hassle.
How Often Do Truck & Commercial Drivers Need an MTO Medical Exam?
The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) requires truck drivers and commercial drivers to undergo periodic medical examinations to ensure they are medically fit to drive. The frequency of these exams depends on your age:
- Age 18 – 45: Every 5 years
- Age 46 – 64: Every 3 years
- Age 65 and above: Annually (every year)
Staying compliant with these requirements is essential to keep your license in good standing and ensure road safety.