Jaguar and Club News

The Jaguar Car Club of Tasmania has advised that the 2021 National Rally is postponed until 2022, with the 2022 dates yet to be finalised. These will be advised in due course.

The latest issue of The Preserve, published by the CMC is here for your reading enjoyment.

CMC-The Preserve-August-2020 (8620 KB)

Well known Jaguar aficionado in the UK, Letitia Mace, runs a website called Xclusively Jaguar and publishes a monthly magazine.

In the August issue she has devoted a one-page feature to the JDCA. You can access the magazine here and the story is on Page 12 of the on-screen article, or Page 10 if you download the PDF.

The relevant page is extracted here:

Xclusively Jaguar article on the JDCA (264 KB)

http://www.xclusively-jaguar.co.uk/category/news/e-magazine/

Save time – have your Fitness to Drive medical assessment submitted online 

If you’re an older driver, have a medical condition or hold a certain licence class, you may be asked to have regular Fitness to Drive medical tests.

Transport for NSW has improved this assessment process so that all GPs, specialists, occupational therapists and optometrists can now submit NSW Fitness to Drive assessment forms for their patients online. We have developed 12 new online specialist forms, and improved the online form for GPs. This makes the assessment process quicker and easier for drivers who need a regular medical check to continue driving.

When the form is completed online, it is instantly sent to Transport, saving you a trip to a Service NSW Centre to hand in the paper form.

Your doctor will get an instant response confirming your assessment has been received and a copy of the completed form will be stored for future reference.

So if you receive a request for a medical review in the mail, take the letter to your doctor and ask them to submit the assessment online for you.

For more information visit https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/roads/licence/health/fit-to-drive.html