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My Gp Said I Can't Drive Due To Vertigo, Do I Need To Tell Dvla As It Is Only Temporary?
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OK so I had a neck injury 2 months ago and I am suffering vertigo from it now and my GP has told me not to drive (which I am not).
The cause of the vertigo is now being treated through physio, so I hopefully see myself being back to normal soon, do I need to tell DVLA if this is just a temporary condition?
I won't drive until my GP says it is OK to (when I am free of the dizziness and vertigo)
Any advice is appreciated.
The cause of the vertigo is now being treated through physio, so I hopefully see myself being back to normal soon, do I need to tell DVLA if this is just a temporary condition?
I won't drive until my GP says it is OK to (when I am free of the dizziness and vertigo)
Any advice is appreciated.
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