DVLA Confirms New Change for All UK Drivers with Medical Conditions
The service lets drivers report 1,600 medical conditions online and renew licences faster, with more than 60,000 users already switched, DVLA said.
- The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency launched a new digital service allowing motorists to report medical conditions online, eliminating paper forms for car and motorcycle licence holders.
- Reporting a nearly 50% increase in digital uptake over the past year, the DVLA introduced the platform to manage exceptionally high demand from drivers with medical conditions.
- DVLA Chief Executive Tim Moss CBE said, "More than 60,000 drivers have already switched to our online medical service," noting customers can save up to 10 days on applications.
- DVLARoads Minister Justin Madders emphasized the service's efficiency, stating, "This new initiative will save people time and money," and making roads safer for all drivers.
- Drivers can visit GOV.UK to check how around 1,600 medical conditions affect their driving; the DVLA warns motorists face fines up to £1,000 for failing to disclose relevant conditions.
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