Requests to refer a driver to _________________ is initiated through DAVID if a deputy believes a driver is unfit to drive.

• A. DMV hearing
• B. Medical board
• C. Re-examination
• D. Sobriety test

Answer: (C)

When a deputy suspects a driver may not be safe to operate a vehicle, the driver is routed into a formal re-examination process to reassess their ability to drive. This referral is initiated through the DAVID system, which sends the case to the appropriate authority to evaluate the driver’s medical, cognitive, or functional capabilities that affect driving safety. The result of a re-examination can determine whether the driver remains licensed, faces restrictions, or has driving privileges revoked based on the evaluation.

A DMV hearing is a separate administrative step that typically occurs after license action is proposed, not the initial referral for evaluation. A medical board handles issues related to medical licensure for professionals, not driving fitness. A sobriety test is a roadside check used to assess impairment at the scene, not the process of referring a driver for a formal re-examination.