Driving Regulations
Can people with epilepsy drive a car?
Yes, provided the person has been free of seizures for one year and is certified fit to drive by a doctor.
LICENCE HOLDERS:
IF YOU ALREADY HOLD A DRIVING LICENCE AND DEVELOP EPILEPSY, YOU SHOULD STOP DRIVING IMMEDIATELY.
Driving Regulations – Updated with Important Changes
The Road Traffic (Licensing of Drivers) Regulations, 15th November 1999, set out the conditions under which a person with epilepsy can obtain a driving licence-: » read more
Applying For a Licence
Explanatory notes » read more
Do I need a medical report?
If you have epilepsy or have had any history of epilepsy, and you are one year seizure free your application » read more
What counts as a seizure in respect of the law on driving?
All episodes of epileptic activity » read more
Driving Safely
Some useful advice » read more
Motor Insurance
It is advisable to firstly shop around for the most competitive quote » read more
