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Epilepsy and driving - GOV. UK You must tell DVLA if you've had any epileptic seizures or blackouts - download the correct form to let them know
Assessing fitness to drive a guide for medical professionals Under certain circumstances, volunteer drivers may drive a minibus of up to 16 seats without category D1 entitlement DVLA outlines the rules for such circumstances on the GOV UK website (see
Driving rules for epilepsy If you’ve got your licence on the basis of being seizure free, and then have a seizure, you must stop driving and surrender your licence You will usually need to be seizure free for 12 months before you can start driving again
Driving and epilepsy - Epilepsy Society What do I do if I’ve had a seizure? If you have a driving licence and have a seizure of any kind, in most cases you must stop driving* and tell the driving agency It is your responsibility to tell the driving agency and returning your licence to them (see below)
Neurological disorders: assessing fitness to drive - GOV. UK If the licensed driver has any epileptic seizure, they must stop driving immediately unless DVLA has established that considerations 3, 4 or 5 can be met, and they must notify DVLA
Epilepsy and Driving: Heres What You Need to Know - Patient There isn't a single rule for epilepsy and driving It depends on the type of epilepsy and seizures you have The key factors are whether you have seizures while awake and if they affect your consciousness If you do, you must wait 12 months without seizures or blackouts before getting your licence back
INS9 - Driving licenes - epiliepsy - GOV. UK If you have epilepsy, you need to have been free from any seizure for 1 year This means being free of all types of seizure activity, including, for example, partial seizures, myoclonic
D4 Medical | Full Driver’s Guide To The D4 Medical Sections The DVLA uses the D4 form to check if a driver meets the medical requirements for a Group 2 licence Driving large commercial vehicles comes with more risks and responsibilities than driving regular cars, so these standards are higher