Although there is no maximum age established by law to stop driving, stricter restrictions and controls begin to be implemented after the age of 65.
The renewal of the driver’s license in Argentina varies depending on the age of the driver and their health status, as established by the National Traffic Law (24,449) and the local regulations of each municipality.
Although there is no maximum age established by law to stop driving, starting at 65 years stricter restrictions and controls are beginning to be implemented.
More frequent renewals from age 70
- Annual evaluations: Since the 70 yearsrenovations are made every 12 months and are subject to a medical evaluation that verifies the driver’s physical and psychological conditions.
- Specific evaluations: These tests determine whether the driver is still able to drive safely. If you do not meet the standards, the renewal may be denied.
General licensing requirements
- Literacy.
- Submit an affidavit regarding physical conditions.
- Pass the required medical, theoretical and practical exams.
- Comply with the payment of the corresponding fees.
Costs of the procedure in CABA (2025)
- Driver’s License Application: $22,060.
- National Certificate of Traffic Records (CeNAT): $6,800.
Some jurisdictions may include additional requirements, such as updating knowledge through specific courses. It is important to verify local conditions for each procedure.
The tightening of controls for older people seeks to guarantee road safety, both for the driver and for other users of public roads.
Source: Ambito
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