Drivers who have not reported medical conditions stipulated by the DVLA could have their car insurance voided - with serious consequences, insurance experts are warning. The penalties for not disclosing certain medical conditions to the DVLA can range from fines to prosecution.
Drivers have to inform the DVLA if they suffer from a medical condition that could prevent them from getting behind the wheel. The penalties for not declaring a medical condition can include a £1,000 fine and the risk of prosecution if the driver is involved in an accident, yet some motorists may be unsure of what exactly precludes them from driving.
There are some 110 conditions that can affect driving listed by the DVLA. We have rounded up ten common conditions that could prevent motorists from legally taking to the road or invalidate their insurance – leaving them unprotected in the case of an accident.
