You have been diagnosed with an ongoing medical condition that affects the eyesight in both of your eyes, although you feel your vision remains clear in good daylight. Under UK law, what must you do before driving again?
- AContinue driving only during daylight hours while avoiding high-speed roads and motorways
- Notify the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) immediately and follow medical advice on whether you may driveCevap
- CWait until your annual motor insurance policy renewal to declare the visual condition
- DConduct a self-check by reading a registration plate at 20 metres before each journey without official notification
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Notify the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) immediately and follow medical advice on whether you may drive
Under UK law and Highway Code Rule 90, drivers must tell the DVLA at once if they develop any medical condition or disability that may affect their driving, including any condition that affects the vision in both eyes (or their remaining eye). Failure to notify the licensing authority is a criminal offence that can result in a fine, prosecution, and the invalidation of motor insurance.
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Statutory duty to notify the DVLA of medical and visual conditions affecting fitness to drive
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