Admin1. A Group 1 driver had a TIA yesterday with full recovery. Driving? Select TWO correct statements.Select all that apply.A. Most appropriate: Must not drive for 1 month; a single Group 1 TIA with full recovery typically need not be notified to DVLAB. The following is not the most appropriate next step: May drive home if ABCD2 is lowC. Most appropriate: Group 1 never has a TIA restrictionD. Most appropriate: Only Group 2 rules apply to carsCheck
Admin2. Group 2 after stroke?A. 1 weekB. Identical to Group 1C. No notification everD. Usually 1 year and specialist relicensing criteria, not Group 1’s 1 monthCheck
Admin3. Established epilepsy, Group 2 typical standard? The most appropriate action is: 12 months as Group 1TRUE. TrueFALSE. FalseCheck
Admin4. Whose legal duty is it to notify DVLA when required? Select TWO correct statements.Select all that apply.A. Most appropriate: The licence holder’s, after you have explained the requirementB. The following is not the most appropriate next step: Only the GP, never the patientC. Most appropriate: Only the GMCD. Most appropriate: Only the coronerCheck
Admin5. Group 2 insulin-treated diabetes? The most appropriate action is: Identical to Group 1TRUE. TrueFALSE. FalseCheck
Admin6. A Group 1 driver had a hypo requiring another person’s assistance yesterday. Driving?A. Must not drive and must notify DVLA as requiredB. Drive if they eat a biscuitC. No notification ever after severe hypoD. Switch seats with a passenger as a legal fixCheck
Admin7. Group 1 visual acuity standard is typically able to read a number plate and acuity of?A. 6/60 is sufficient for Group 1B. At least 6/12 (with glasses or contact lenses if worn)C. 6/5 in both eyes is the Group 1 legal minimum uniquelyD. No acuity standard existsCheck
Admin8. Group 2 acuity is typically stricter, often?A. Identical to Group 1 6/12 onlyB. No field standards for Group 2C. At least 6/7.5 in the better eye and 6/60 in the worse, plus field standards (confirm current chapter)D. Group 2 may drive with any acuity if they use a satnavCheck
Admin9. Excessive sleepiness from OSA, Group 1? Select TWO correct statements.Select all that apply.A. Most appropriate: Must not drive until symptoms controlled; notify as requiredB. The following is not the most appropriate next step: May drive if they drink coffeeC. Most appropriate: OSA is never a DVLA issueD. Most appropriate: Only Group 2 has sleep rulesCheck
Admin10. Group 2 OSA?A. Stricter confirmation of control, often specialist reports, before relicensingB. Looser than Group 1C. No notificationD. CPAP is illegal for Group 2Check