Drivers are obliged to be open and honest about their health under interview. Drivers with conditions which they are aware of and fail to declare when interviewed, and which later come to light following an accident or other violation, could face serious sanctions.
The second part of the test involves the actual medical examination. The overall length of the exam will depend on the nature of your medical history; the more complicated it is, the longer the exam will take. For those renewing an existing licence, you should expect to receive your renewed licence within three weeks of sending your completed D4 form to the DVLA.
Please note that DVLA have a team of doctors that specialise in each area of medicine and where a medical condition is disclosed they will investigate the application on a case by case basis. We are experiencing significantly high call volumes and kindly ask that you book online where possible using our online booking portal. Please note, in some locations we have longer wait times for appointments than usual.
We sincerely apologise for any delays for appointments and thank you for your understanding whilst we work hard to meet demand across the UK. All clinics are going ahead with additional safety precautions in place. You can feel safe in the knowledge that when you attend your appointment with D4Drivers extra precautions have been taken to ensure you are in a COVID safe environment, including regular cleaning of all surfaces and equipment and strict PPE and social distancing measures.
Driver Medical Frequently Asked Questions. All our doctors carry copies of the D4 medical form, however we always advise bringing your own copy to your appointment just to be on the safe side, you can get a copy of the the D4 medical form here: Download the D4 medical off our website here. If you are renewing your group 2 licence you will be sent a D47P renewal form from DVLA, this is only available by post. Diabetes You can still hold a group 2 licence if you are diabetic. Drivers will need to submit a completed D4 form when their licence comes due for renewal 12 months later.
Drivers who have already obtained a completed D4 form can continue to submit it with their renewal application. A licence issued under those circumstances would be valid for the usual full term that applies.
Drivers with health issues that prevent them from driving safely will not have their licence renewed and all drivers must ensure that they remain medically fit to drive, DVLA continues. The news follows over a week of speculation that the requirement to undertake a D4 medical would be eased after MP Robert Buckland reportedly wrote to a constituent suggesting that it would be suspended for a year. DVLA says the relaxation will apply until further notice.
Statutory guidance has been issued to drivers who need to renew their licences. Answer: The doctor will examine you in accordance with the requirements of the relevant D4 Medical Form. Once the medical is completed you post the form to the DVLA and they decide whether to renew your driving entitlements.
Answer: Approximately 15 minutes but if your medical history is complicated expect it to take longer. Answer: Yes, it does. If you do wear contact lenses when driving please do not wear them for your medical examination.
Answer: We always try to see drivers quickly and at times to suit you so there is no need to take time off work. Call our Freephone number text , or Email and we will be able to offer you a range of appointments at different locations — we do offer weekend and evening appointments as well so if you need one please just ask.
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