#INTS2600165ACreation of the Driving Fitness Portal and link with the national driving licence system
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Creates a digital portal for approved doctors to record whether a person is fit, temporarily fit, fit with driving restrictions, or unfit to drive. The medical opinion is sent automatically to prefecture services, and the prefecture’s decision can be stored and sent digitally to the driver. The portal will handle identity, contact, licence, medical fitness, professional activity where relevant, and doctor accreditation data. Access is limited to approved doctors and authorised government staff. Drivers can request access, correction, or limits on processing, but they cannot object to this processing.
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Key Changes
- Creates a new personal data system called the Driving Fitness Portal for medical driving fitness checks.
- Allows approved doctors to send fitness opinions directly and automatically to prefecture services.
- Connects the new portal with the national driving licence system and sets access rules, data categories, and user rights.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Ministry responsible for road safety must implement the “Portail d'aptitude à la conduite” only for the stated purposes: recording approved doctors’ fitness opinions, automatically transmitting those opinions to prefectural services, keeping the prefectural decision history, ensuring traceability to combat fraud, and digitally transmitting the prefectural decision to the user.
Approved doctors must declare in the portal the examined person’s driving medical status as one of the permitted outcomes: fit, temporarily fit, fit with restrictions on use of the driving licence, or unfit to drive.
The portal may record only the listed categories of personal data concerning users, including identity, address, contact details, harmonised prefectural registration number, relevant professional activity, driver file data, and medical fitness data, and concerning doctors, including identity and accreditation details.
The portal must transmit the approved doctor’s medical opinion directly and automatically to the competent prefectural services.
Access to portal data must be limited according to role and need-to-know: approved doctors may access only the user’s civil status data, file number, and driving licence categories held; individually designated and specially authorised prefectural service agents and road safety delegation agents may access all Article 2 data within their duties.