UK DVLA updates "assessing fitness to drive" guidelines, requiring drivers with high blood pressure or other medical conditions to report changes.
UK DVLA updates "assessing fitness to drive" guidelines, requiring drivers with high blood pressure or other medical conditions to report changes to ensure road safety. Failing to disclose a notifiable medical condition can lead to fines of up to £1,000 and potential legal prosecution. The updated guidelines provide clearer standards and recovery periods for drivers with neurological disorders, diabetes, epilepsy, and heart-related issues, as well as increased transparency in managing alcohol use disorders among drivers.
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