DVLA Health and Driving Resources

Current official routes for individual questions

DriverWell does not decide whether you must notify DVLA, whether you meet a licence standard or whether you can continue driving. Those decisions depend on the current rules, your licence group, symptoms, treatment, control and individual evidence.

Use individual advice for individual circumstances

If a condition, symptom or medicine may affect safe driving, speak with an appropriate healthcare professional and use the current DVLA guidance. Do not rely on a previous DriverWell questionnaire or summary as a legal or clinical decision.

Check health conditions and driving

Use the GOV.UK condition list and current medical guidance rather than a DriverWell decision tool.

Report a medical condition

Start from the official reporting service so the correct route and form are selected for your circumstances.

Contact DVLA

Check current contact methods, opening information and accessibility support directly on GOV.UK.

Driving with medical conditions guidance

Read the current guidance and any condition-specific instructions before taking action.

After a DVLA decision

Follow the notice you received and current official instructions.

A decision letter should explain the decision and any review or appeal route that applies. Time limits and the correct forum can depend on the decision and jurisdiction, so DriverWell does not state a universal deadline or appeal process.

Consider obtaining independent legal advice if you need help interpreting a decision or protecting appeal rights. DriverWell is not a legal representative.

DriverWell provides general signposting only. It does not provide legal advice, clinical assessment, licence representation or a DVLA notification decision.