Drivers could be at risk of losing their driving licence if they suffer from epilepsy or have a stroke due to a single DVLA ...

Failure to report a medical condition that affects driving can result in a fine of up to £1,000, and potentially prosecution ...

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British road users suffering from a common medical condition could be at risk of having their driving licence revoked.

Greg Wilson, car insurance expert and CEO at Quotezone.co.uk, warned road users, motorists or drivers who are suffering from ...

Drivers with two health conditions have been issued a warning. The DVLA said that people who suffer from certain conditions ...

The DVLA has a simple rule that could see thousands of licences taken away from motorists - and it's all to do with a common ...

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The DVLA has a single rule that could see over 600,000 driving licences revoked - and it's all to do with a common medical ...

More than 600,000 motorists could be at risk of having their driving licence revoked due to a simple DVLA rule ...

This was accompanied by a link to the DVLA's car tax page on GOV.UK and the hashtags "#TaxItDontRiskIt" and "DVLADigital".

GOV.UK explained: “You must tell DVLA if you’ve had any epileptic seizures or blackouts. You must stop driving straight away.