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Begin with Part A: About You. Fill in your title, surname, first name(s), date of birth, driver number, address, telephone numbers (home and mobile), postcode, and email using BLOCK CAPITAL letters.
Proceed to Part B: About Your GP and Your Consultant. Enter your GP's name and address, consultant's name and address, their telephone numbers, and the dates you were last seen by them.
In Part C, provide details of any other clinics you are attending. Include the clinic name, reason for attendance, date last seen, and any relevant reference numbers.
Move on to Part D: About Your Medical Condition. Answer the questions regarding your medical history related to seizures or blackouts by ticking the appropriate boxes and providing detailed information as required.
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You must tell DVLA if youve had any epileptic seizures or blackouts. You must stop driving straight away.
Can I drive after a one-off seizure?
You must not drive until the DVLA has given you permission to do so. The decision the DVLA makes will also depend on the advice from the specialist who will follow you up: you will not be allowed to drive a car for between 6 to 12 months after a first seizure. it is your responsibility to contact the DVLA.
Can you drive on epilepsy medication?
You dont need to tell the driving agency or return your licence, unless you have a seizure. My doctor has advised me to stop taking epilepsy medicine. Do I need to stop driving? The driving agencies recommend that you should stop driving while coming off your medicine, and for 6 months after youve stopped taking it.
How long do you have to wait to drive after a seizure?
In most states, you must be seizure-free for anywhere from 6 months to a year before youll be allowed to drive.
Can you drive if you have blackouts?
Driving should stop if 2 or more episodes occur, and DVLA must be notified. Specialist assessment will be required to exclude all other causes of altered awareness.
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Can you still drive if you have nocturnal seizures?
If you have had a seizure whilst asleep, you must stop driving for 1 year from the date of the seizure. If over the course of at least 1 year from the date of the first sleep seizure you establish a history or pattern of seizures only occurring whilst asleep, we can consider your application to drive again.
Can you drive with seizures in the 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.
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