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DVLA warning to drivers with medical conditions who 'must' do one thing
Drivers who fail to report notifiable conditions could face £1,000 fines or lose their licence, the DVLA said.
- Taking to Twitter, The DVLA warned Drivers that they must disclose medical conditions affecting their ability to drive, stating, "You must tell DVLA if a condition affects your ability to drive safely."
- Notifiable conditions requiring disclosure include epilepsy, diabetes, heart conditions, sleep apnea, strokes, syncope, and glaucoma, or if a previously held condition worsens since obtaining a licence.
- Fines up to £1,000 apply if Drivers do not tell The DVLA about relevant health issues, and The DVLA retains authority to decide if they can continue holding a driving licence.
- The DVLA provides an A-Z list to help Drivers determine if their specific health situation requires declaration, available online for Recommended reading on the gov.uk website.
- Failure to report could land Drivers in hot water, though exceptions exist for specific medical conditions; Drivers should consult The DVLA guidance to determine their individual requirements.
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DVLA warning to drivers with medical conditions who 'must' do one thing
Drivers risk being fined up to £1,000 if they do not tell DVLA about a medical condition that affects their driving.
·Basingstoke, United Kingdom
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