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The Medical Certificate For Driving Licence Renewal is a mandatory document required by Swiss law for drivers seeking to renew their driving licenses, particularly those in specific age groups or with certain medical conditions. This certificate is governed by the Federal Road Traffic Act (SVG) and the Road Traffic Licensing Ordinance (VZV), with specific requirements set by the Swiss Federal Roads Office (ASTRA). The document serves as an official medical assessment of a driver's fitness to operate vehicles safely on Swiss roads. It must be completed by authorized medical practitioners who conduct standardized examinations covering various aspects of health relevant to driving safety. The certificate becomes particularly important for drivers over 75 years of age, who require regular medical examinations, and for those with pre-existing medical conditions that might affect their driving ability.

1. Physician and Medical Facility Information: Details of the examining physician, their qualifications, and medical facility information

2. Patient Identification: Full name, date of birth, address, and identification number of the person examined

3. Examination Date and Purpose: Date of examination and specification that this is for driving license renewal

4. Medical History Review: Summary of relevant medical history and current conditions

5. Basic Health Parameters: Key health metrics including blood pressure, vision test results, and hearing assessment

6. Mandatory Health Assessments: Results of required examinations including vision, hearing, physical mobility, cardiovascular health, neurological status

7. Fitness Declaration: Clear statement of fitness/unfitness to drive and any applicable restrictions

8. Validity Period: Specification of how long the certificate is valid for

9. Physician's Declaration: Official declaration of the examining physician including signature and stamp