You develop a medical condition that may affect your driving. Who must you tell?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The DVLA
- Step 1: The licensing authority decides whether you are fit to drive. Step 2. You must tell the DVLA, and you should tell your insurer as well. Answer: The DVLA. Why not the others: The police and DVSA do not deal with licence medical reports, and the insurer alone cannot change your licence.
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