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Reporting Health to DVLA
Can anyone advise?
I have suffered with AF for twenty years and have only just noticed that I may /should report this To DVLA . This health issue is among many others which I’m sure people are not aware of! How necessary is it and what would happen if I reported it? Could I have my license withdrawn?
Thanks Nick
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AF ? Atrial Fibrilation?0
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Yes, Atrial Fibrillation. I see that it is reportable but what is the consequence of reporting it?0
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The consequence is that if DVLA think that it could be a risk to others for you to be driving, you will lose your licence.nickbj_2 said:Yes, Atrial Fibrillation. I see that it is reportable but what is the consequence of reporting it?
For a non-vocational licence, merely having the condition is not enough. It needs to be distracting or disabling, and it needs to pose a risk to your control of your vehicle.
https://www.gov.uk/arrhythmia-and-driving
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