What must you do if poor health affects your driving?

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What must you do if poor health affects your driving?

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You must tell DVLA (or DVA in Northern Ireland) if your health is likely to affect your ability to drive. The licensing authority will investigate your situation and then make a decision on whether you’re fit enough to drive safely.

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