What medical conditions stop you driving HGV?

If you are interested in applying for driving license, you may be asked to pass a DVLA approved test called an HGV medical. Before you do the HGV medical test, you should make sure that you are in good health. Ask your GP for advice if you are worried about your health.

The HGV Medical takes place in the vehicle. Your doctor will examine your eyes, ears, nose, mouth, back and neck, chest and abdomen.

They will listen to your heart, lungs, blood pressure, and pulse. In addition, they will ask about any existing medical conditions that you have, such as diabetes Hgv medical Brownhills or asthma. They will also check your reflexes, gait and hearing. All of these measures are designed to ensure that you have no significant medical problems that would make it unsafe to drive.

To be successful in the HGV medical, you should be aware that the DVLA requires that you are fit to drive. The HGV medical consists of several different questions which should be asked to check whether you meet the criteria. In addition, the doctor will look at your vision, eyesight, eyesight, eyesight, eyesight, eyesight, eyesight, eyesight and eyesight. There are three main parts to the HGV medical.