After passing the written test and obtaining a Return Driver (RD) certificate and an RD-conditional license, you can book your practical driving test. The practical driving test assesses the driver's ability to handle a vehicle and confidently navigate roads. Upon passing the test, the driver may apply for a license to drive unsupervised. Depending on the type of license held at the time of application, the driver will receive either a provisional, probationary, or open license. If you already hold a provisional, probationary, or open license at the time of application, it will be reissued with the new class added. Now, according to the Queensland Transport Department, returning drivers are required to obtain a medical certificate if they have a medical condition that may affect their driving ability. For example, eye or vision problems, heart disease, dementia, stroke, seizures, or epilepsy. Your medical certificate must express that you are fit to drive.