The DVLA has issued important advice to drivers over the age of 70. Millions of elderly motorists are at risk of being ...

The DVLA has issued a warning to drivers over the age of 70 to follow one specific licence renewal rule. This is the ...

20:00, 27 May 2023 Updated 20:16, 27 May 2023 Failing to declare medical conditions to the DVLA could be costly (Image: John Myers) ...

To renew a driving licence at 70, road users must complete a self-assessment questionnaire and send it back to the DVLA. This asks road users to evaluate their health and outline any serious ...

According to the DVLA, there are 118 medical conditions that the agency needs to made aware of if drivers plan to get behind the wheel. While a medical condition doesn't automatically require a ...

If a driver over 70 continues to drive without renewing their licence when required, they could be fined up to £1,000 and may be uninsured in the event of an accident. This has always been the case ...

DVLA lists medical conditions drivers must disclose or risk £1,000 fine Drivers could be prosecuted if they get into an accident but haven’t disclosed their condition Holly Bancroft ...

DVLA rules state drivers must make certain medical conditions known, so as to protect road users' safety. Failure to do so could result in a £1,000 fine, or even prosecution if you have an accident.

A full list of medical conditions has been shared on the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) website and includes illnesses like diabetes, sleep apnoea, or strokes, as well as glaucoma.

The alleged fraud involves medical forms which bus and lorry drivers have to submit to the DVLA to get or keep a licence News By Jason Evans Court and crime reporter ...