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If you are a HGV Driver or a Taxi Driver you may be very nervous about your Driver medical at DriverDoctors. Fear Not! as we will now go through top tips on passing your Medical. Before Your Medical What things can I do before my medical to make it easier for me. Lets go through things. You want to avoid stress so lets go through a checklist so you can pass your medical. During The Medical During your medical you will be asked questions about your health, your Blood pressure will be measured. Your Heart will be listened to and an eye test will be conducted. After Your Driver Medical Ask any questions you want. How Can I book My Driver Medical ? Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

Many Drivers get nervous about the HGV Eye Test. This is the eye test which is part of your HGV Medical and can be found on the first section of the D4 Medical Form. We all know that for a car test you need to read a number plate from 20 metres. However for the Lorry Medical or Taxi Medical the requirements are more strict. How do we test our vision? For a Car, your vision must meet a certain limit. Your vision can be tested at any optician or Doctor offering an eye test. This is in the form of a Snellen chart which is put on a wall. This is better explained on this  GP Eye Test Page. What are the Requirements to drive a car? The minimum vision required is 6/12 in both eyes or 6/12 in one eye if there is loss of vision. You can wear glasses or contact lenses. The numbers mean that you must be able to read at 6 metres what a “normal eye” can see at 12 metres. What are the requirements to drive a HGV or to drive a Taxi. The HGV Medical or your Taxi medical meets Group 2 requirements, these are the rules to drive such vehicles. They state As you can see the rules for the HGV Eye Test are stricter. One of your eyes must be able to see at 6 metres what a “normal eye” can see at 7.5 metres. You must also have a minimum vision in the other eye. Also if you wear glasses your prescription must not go higher than +8. What will happen at my Driver Medical Eye Test? At your medical with DriverDoctors, the Doctor will have a Snellen chart on the wall. You will read the letters from left to right with each line getting smaller. The Doctor will also allow you to read the chart with and without glasses or contact lenses if you use them. If you wear glasses the doctor will have to see them and check your prescription. You will also be told if you have passed or failed. However If you have failed and you have a HGV Medical, then you will be referred to an optician. If the form does not allow for a separate vision assessment to be filled then you will need to see us again after you have seen the optician. How do I book my HGV Eye Test? To also book your Eye Test and your HGV Medical Book HERE. How do I book my Taxi Medical Eye Test? To also book your test for Taxi Book HERE. Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

Many HGV Drivers use the search term “HGV Medical near me”. You do this to find the nearest HGV Medical Provider. Here at DriverDoctors we aim to always have a medical clinic near you. We aim to be nationwide so that your only a stones throw away from a clinic. What DriverDoctors Do? We are exactly that. We provide DriverDoctors to perform Driver Medicals. That means HGV Medicals, D4 medicals, Lorry medicals, Taxi Medicals, Ambulance medicals and ACU motorsport medicals. How much do we charge? We do this all at £45 per medical. This is the cheapest nationwide and alot cheaper than your GP or the competition. Where are we? We are rapidly expanding from our midlands base os that we hsould be near you so that you can have a “HGV Medical near me” with DriverDoctors What will we check at your Driver Medical? We will perform a Group2 medical either using a D4 form or equivalent. This check will involve a test of your eyes, Blood pressure, Check of your heart and a questionnaire which will be detailed about your medical history. How do we book a HGV Medical Near me? You can book easily by Do you only perform HGV Medicals? We also perform multiple other medicals such as Taxi Medicals, D4 Medicals and Motorsport medicals. Therefore if your a driver we are here for you. Find a Driver Medical Provider Stay informed about your health and wellness by following us on social media or contacting our experienced team for more information about our services. Copyright 2023, Health Co. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

Many people coming into the industry are confused by what all the abbreviations mean. People coming in to drive lorries can sometimes be forgiven for thinking what all the different letters mean. Don’t worry in this article we go through all of the different combinations. HGV or LGV A Heavy Goods Vehicle can also be abbreviated to HGV. HGV stands for Heavy Goods Vehicle. To be classed as a HGV the vehicle must weigh more than 3,500kg with cargo. Pretty big so you have to be road safe. In the EU the term LGV is used, which is a Large Goods Vehicle. Therefore HGV and LGV can be interchangeable. Under UK and EU law both types of vehicles mean the same thing practically. Did LGV always mean Large Goods Vehicle? Short answer is No. In the U.K Vehicles were split into 2 categories Spot the Problem! Both abbreviated to LGV! So in 1992 The UK decided to change the name of Large Goods Vehicle to Heavy Goods Vehicle or HGV. Some examples of HGVs If its over 3500Kg then its a Heavy Goods Vehicle. All are examples of HGVs. All require a HGV Medical to be safe enough to be at the wheel driving one of these beasts. Are there different types of Heavy Goods Vehicles? Well Yes Do I need a medical to apply for these licenses? Yes you will need a Medical with a Doctor and to have a D4 medical form completed. The medical is also known as a HGV Medical or a Heavy Goods Vehicle medical. What should I do next if i want to drive a Heavy Goods Vehicle? To start applying, call DriverDoctors and book your medical in and we will do the rest. Or Book Online HERE Find a Trusted Driver Medical Provider Stay informed about your Driver health and wellness by following us on social media or contacting our experienced team for more information about our services. Copyright 2023, DriverDoctors. Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

Coventry is a vibrant city in the West Midlands of England. It is known for its rich history, diverse culture, and vibrant arts and culture scene. The city has a long and fascinating history, dating back to Roman times. It was once a major centre for the wool trade and watchmaking, and was one of the most heavily bombed cities during World War II. However, Coventry has risen from the ashes and is now a modern, thriving city. The city is also home to a number of universities and colleges, making it a popular destination for students from all over the world. Coventry is also a major centre for the automotive industry, with a number of major car manufacturers based in the city. Book Your HGV Medical Do you Need a HGV Medical ? The HGV Medical or the D4 medical are types of Driver Medicals required for Group 2 License drivers such as HGV Drivers. These medicals are needed when the driver first applies for a HGV or when they reach 45 and then periodically after. If the fits you then you will need a HGV medical. Driver Medicals In Coventry DriverDoctors perform Driver Medicals In Coventry. We are based at the The MCR building is large building which holds a number of businesses. You can learn more about this here. What other medicals do we offer? We also perform many other Driver Medicals such as How much do we charge for a HGV Medical In Coventry? For a HGV Medical In Coventry we charge £45. This is one of the cheapest prices nationwide for a driver medical. We also charge the same amount for a Taxi Medical or other Driver Medicals such as a D4 medical How can I Book My Coventry Driver Medical? You can book your Driver Medical in a number of ways. You can book your HGV Medical In Coventry either online by calling us on 0330 043 3464 We have our availability online and the booking online is very simple and easy to complete. What should I do next ? Your next steps include getting your D4 medical form which can be found by clicking this link D4 Form. Then visit your Local DriverDoctors for your Coventry HGV Medical. What is a HGV medical? A HGV medical is a medical examination that is required for all drivers of heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) in the UK. The purpose of the medical is to ensure that drivers are medically fit to operate an HGV safely. What is a D4 medical? A D4 medical is a type of HGV medical that is required for drivers of HGVs with a gross vehicle weight (GVW) of over 7.5 tonnes. The D4 medical is the name of the form needed to complete for a HGV Medical. Both the HGV Medical and D4 medical are the same medical. How often is an HGV medical required? HGV drivers must have their medical examination renewed every five years, or sooner if they develop any medical conditions that could affect their ability to drive safely. Who needs an HGV medical? All drivers of HGVs in the UK need to have a valid HGV medical. This includes drivers of: How often do I need an HGV medical? The frequency of HGV medicals depends on your age and whether you have any underlying medical conditions. What is involved in an HGV medical? An HGV medical typically involves the following: The medical questionnaire will ask you about your medical history, including any current or past medical conditions, medications you are taking, and any lifestyle factors that could affect your health. The physical examination will involve a general check-up of your health, including your heart, lungs, blood pressure, and nervous system. The vision assessment will test your eyesight, including your visual acuity, and peripheral vision. The blood pressure check will measure your blood pressure to ensure that it is within a safe range. What are the medical requirements for HGV drivers? To be medically fit to drive an HGV, you must meet the following requirements: What to Expect During Your HGV Medical The medical examination will typically involve the following: What medical conditions could prevent me from passing an HGV medical? There are a number of medical conditions that could prevent you from passing an HGV medical. These include: What if I have a medical condition? If you have a medical condition, you should talk to your DriverDoctor about it before your medical. They will be able to assess whether your condition is likely to affect your ability to drive safely. If you have a medical condition that could affect your ability to drive safely, you may be asked to provide additional information or to undergo further tests. For example, if you have diabetes, you may be asked to provide a record of your blood sugar levels. If you are able to demonstrate that your medical condition is under control and that it does not affect your ability to drive safely, you may be able to pass your HGV medical. However, in some cases, you may be required to drive under certain restrictions, such as having to wear glasses or contact lenses. How to prepare for an HGV medical? The best way to prepare for an HGV medical is to be in good health. This means eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and getting enough sleep. You should also avoid smoking and drinking excessive amounts of alcohol. If you have any medical conditions, it is important to tell your doctor about them before your medical. This will help them to assess your fitness to drive and to provide you with any advice or support that you may need. Make a list of any medical conditions you currently have or have had in the past. Bring a list of any medications you are currently taking. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Be prepared to discuss your lifestyle, including your alcohol consumption and smoking habits. Be honest with the Dr

The D4 Medical Form The D4 medical is the name of a medical and the form which is required when a HGV Medical or a PCV Medical is required. Ambulance drivers for their C1 license will also need this form. Where can I get the D4 Medical Form? The form is very important for a number of Driver Medicals. Before you meet your DriverDoctor to complete the medical you will need to obtain the form. Therefore we have given you the link to download it here. Furthermore you can obtain the forms at the Post Office. Find your nearest post office by clicking here Post Office Finder. Who can fill out the form? The form can be filled out by a full registered GMC Doctor. All doctors at DriverDoctors can complete your medical at only £44.99 Who needs the Form? The form is required for a number of Driver Medicals. For those trying to get a Group 2 license for lorries, Buses or needing for renewal will need one. Also those trying to get a paramedic medical to drive ambulances will also need one. How long will the medical last? The medical will take from 15-30minutes with a registered Doctor and once completed can be sent to the DVLA. There is an expiry date of 4 months on the which the form needs to reach the DVLA. Where do i send the form? All completed forms will need to be sent to the DVLA in Swansea. For HGV medicals the postcode is SA99 1BR. You can double check the exact address on the back of the accompanying D2 application form. The D2 form will be with your D4 medical form and is the accompanying form for you to apply for your desired license. Do DriverDoctors perform any other medicals? DriverDoctors perform a whole host of driver medicals. How should I book my D4 Medical? Book by calling us or clicking and booking your medical online. Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

Taxi Medicals The Taxi medicals are medicals for Taxi Drivers. Who needs a Taxi Medical? The Taxi Medicals are required for Prospective or current Taxi Drivers. Also most councils adopt Group 2 standards which are teh same for Bus Drivers or PCV drivers. Ambulance Drivers who require a C1 medical will also need a D4 medical form completed, as well as people who want to drive a motorhome. How Long does the medical last? A Taxi medical takes 15-20 minutes to conduct. Furthermore The completed form also has an expiry date specified by the council. Who can complete the Medical? A fully qualified GMC registered Doctor can complete the Taxi Medical. Moreover All doctors at DriverDoctors are GMC registered. How much does a Taxi Medical cost? DriverDoctors charge £45 for Medicals. In fact we charge the same for HGV medicals or ambulance medicals. How can I book my Driver Medical with DriverDoctors? You can book your medical by visiting here. Do DriverDoctors Perform services other than Taxi Medicals? DriverDoctors perform many other medicals, such as HGV Medicals, ACU motorsport Medicals as well as Ambulance Medicals. Why should I Choose DriverDoctors? Where can I get My Taxi Medical form? A Taxi medical form can be downloaded online or obtained from your council. What Should I do next? Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

HGV Medicals HGV medicals are medicals for Group 2 Heavy Goods Vehicles Drivers. The HGV Medical is also known as a D4 medicals because the medical report form is called the D4 Form. Who needs a HGV Medical? HGV Medicals are required for Prospective or current HGV Drivers. Bus Drivers or PCV drivers also require a HGV Medical. Ambulance Drivers who require a C1 medical will also need a D4 medical form completed, as well as people who want to drive a motorhome. How Long does a HGV Medical last? A HGV medical takes 15-20 minutes to conduct. The completed form also has an expiry of 4 months from the date it was completed. Who can complete a HGV Medical? A fully qualified GMC registered Doctor can complete the HGV Medical. Moreover All doctors at DriverDoctors are GMC registered. How much does a HGV Medical cost? DriverDoctors charge £45 for Medicals. In fact we charge the same for taxi medicals or ambulance medicals. How can I book my Driver Medical with DriverDoctors? You can book your medical by visiting here. Do DriverDoctors Perform medicals other than HGV Medicals? DriverDoctors perform many other medicals, such as Taxi Medicals, ACU motorsport Medicals as well as Ambulance Medicals. Why should I Choose DriverDoctors? Where can I get My D4 Medical form? A D4 medical form can be downloaded here and must be brought to be filled out at the appointment. Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

https://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/licences/taxi-licences The above link has the latest Certificate Please print it before your Appointment. (Open, and then print) Medical Certificate The medica certificate for the Wolverhampton Taxi Medical is above. It is the latest one. You must print it off and bring it to your appointment for your DriverDoctor to complete. Wolverhampton Taxi Medical Cost The cost of a medical is always worrying for people on a budget. You can see your GP who may charge hundreds of pounds. Moreover Even better than this is booking with us for the cheapest Wolverhampton Taxi medical cost of £44.99. Furthermore We have weekly clinics all over the country so you can get booked in immediately. You can book by clicking HERE. Where can I get The Wolverhampton Taxi Medical ? You can get the medical from any GMC registered doctor. At DriverDoctors all of our doctors are GMC registered with years of experience. You can get your medical always from us. Wolverhampton taxi medical requirements A lot of drivers ask what the Wolverhampton Taxi Medical requirements are. The requirements are the same as those applying for a Group 2 license or driving a lorry. So In many cases even if you have common medical problems you will still be able to pass the medical and as long as your medical condition is being controlled. For 2024 you will need to bring your medical records from your GP. How To Apply For a Medical ? You can start your Wolverhampton Taxi Application first. For more guidance on how to start your application read our blog on this by clicking here. How Do I become a Wolverhampton Taxi driver? You can also visit the Council here https://iapply.co.uk/taxilicensing/welcome You can apply for a medical with us by boking in with us. You can book by clicking HERE. Upon completing your medical we will give you your Wolverhampton Taxi Medical Certificate. Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Ultimate Taxi Medical Guide What is a Taxi medical? A taxi medical is a medical assessment that taxi drivers must pass before being granted their licence to operate. The test is carried out to ensure that taxi drivers are medically fit to safely drive a private hire vehicle or hackney carriage on public roads. Why is a taxi medical important? Taxi drivers have a responsibility to their passengers to drive safely. A taxi medical helps to ensure that taxi drivers are physically and mentally fit to drive safely and that they do not have any medical conditions that could impair their ability to do so. What does a taxi medical involve? A taxi medical typically involves the following: If the taxi driver has any medical conditions, the doctor may also order additional tests. What medical conditions can affect a taxi driver’s fitness to drive? There are a number of medical conditions that can affect a taxi driver’s ability to drive safely. Some of these conditions include: If a taxi driver has any of these conditions, they will need to be assessed by a doctor to determine whether they are safe to drive. How often do taxi drivers need to have a medical? The frequency of taxi medicals varies depending on the jurisdiction. In some jurisdictions, taxi drivers are required to have a medical every year. In other jurisdictions, taxi drivers are required to have a medical every three years. How do I prepare for a taxi medical? The best way to prepare for a taxi medical is to be honest with your doctor about your medical history. This includes telling your doctor about any medical conditions you have, any medications you are taking, and any symptoms you are experiencing. You should also bring your medical records to your taxi medical appointment. This will help your doctor to assess your fitness to drive. What happens if I fail a taxi medical? If you fail a taxi medical, you will not be granted your taxi licence. You may be able to reapply for your licence after a period of time, but you will need to provide evidence that you have addressed the medical issues that caused you to fail the medical. Where can I get a taxi medical? Taxi medicals can be obtained from a variety of sources, including: What are the costs of a taxi medical? The costs of a taxi medical vary depending on the provider. However, taxi medicals are typically relatively affordable with DriverDoctors Only Charging £45.00 Tips for staying medically fit to drive There are a number of things that taxi drivers can do to stay medically fit to drive, including: Conclusion Taxi medicals are an important part of ensuring that taxi drivers are medically fit to drive safely. Taxi drivers should be honest with their doctor about their medical history and prepare for their taxi medical appointment by bringing their medical records. If you are a taxi driver, it is important to take steps to stay medically fit to drive. This includes eating a healthy diet, getting regular exercise, getting enough sleep, managing stress, avoiding alcohol. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after

Many Taxi Drivers have decided to apply for the Wolverhampton Taxi license. There are many reasons people apply to become a Wolverhampton taxi driver. Many drivers say getting the badge is straightforward and also offers drivers flexibility. What do I need to do first ? The first thing you should do is go on the Wolverhampton Council Website and have a read. The website can be accessed by clicking HERE. You then need to create an online account and create a Wolverhampton taxi license application. What Documents do I need for My Application? To start your Wolverhampton Taxi License Application you will need a set of documents ready. We Will list these documents now. Will I need a Medical for My Wolverhampton Taxi License ? For a Wolverhampton Taxi Badge you will need a medical from a GMC registered Doctor from the U.K. You can see your G.P who may perform the medical however you may find they will only fit you in when they are free and charge hundreds of pounds. Here at DriverDoctors we perform the Wolverhampton Taxi Medical. We provide the medical every week at multiple clinics nationwide. We also complete the Wolverhampton Taxi Medical at a fraction of the price. In fact we are the cheapest nationwide. To Book your Wolverhampton Taxi Medical BOOK HERE. We will provide your certificate on the same day. How do I start My taxi Licensing Application? To start Your application Click Here. Common Reasons for Delays becoming a Wolverhampton Taxi Driver Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you can be assured by our service. Useful links and references Assessing fitness to drive: a guide for medical professionals D4 medical examination report for a Group 2, bus or lorry licence Information for drivers with diabetes treated by non insulin medication, diet, or both. Book Your HGV Medical Book Your Taxi Medical Book Your Ambulance Medical Book Your  ACU Motorcycle Medical

In the UK, professional drivers of Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) are required to undergo a HGV Medical Examination to ensure they are fit to drive. HGV medical examination is important for making sure drivers are fit to drive Heavy Goods Vehicles. The HGV medical test is conducted by a doctor. The HGV Medical frequency and requirements are listed below. Lets take a step by step approach to the test. When do I need my HGV Medical Test ? The HGV Medical frequency depends on the driver’s age and the type of HGV license they hold. Here are the general guidelines: Who Carries out the HGV Medical Examination ? The medical examination is carried out by a registered U.K Doctor. This means they must be fully registered with the General Medical Council (GMC). You can therefore take your HGV Medical Form to your local GP or you could find a more efficient and cost effective alternative such as DriverDoctors. There is an Eye Test with the HGV Medical Examination. This can be completed by your doctor or an optician. And always check with your doctor he can complete both. Also some applicants prefer seeing their optician first for peace of mind. Which Forms Do I need to take for my Medical Examination? You need to take a D4 medical report form to your doctor. This is normally sent to you by the DVLA. So If it hasn’t been sent to you, you can find it at the post office. Furthermore You can download it here. What should I Expect at my Examination? There will be a doctor who will complete your examination report and this will include an eye test and a medical questionnaire. Further the whole process takes 15-20 minutes. Although it is a simple process for the applicant and there is nothing strenuous or challenging expected from the applicant so dont worry. What will happen during the Medical Assessment ? The HGV Medical assessment is split up into many small parts so lets go through it: Where should i send my HGV Medical Form ? When your Doctor has completed the form, they will hand it back to you to complete any relevant sections. Furthermore you must send your D4 Medical Report form with your Application Form (D2/D47) with any other required information to DVLA, Swansea. SA99 1BR. Do I need to pay for this examination? There is a charge for the medical to be conducted. The GMC or DVLA do not set a fee. Therefore the charge is variable. Your GP may set a fee upwards of £100. However here at DriverDoctors we charge £45 which is the cheapest nationwide. Does the HGV Medical Test Expire ? Yes you have 4 months from the date of signature to send it to the DVLA. The DVLA must receive it within 4 months of the examination. So If they receive it after this they will states the medical examination has expired and you must send in a new form. Although once received you will need the test at the same HGV Medical frequency as listed before. What Should I remember to take to my Medical Examination ? Is there anything that would change my HGV Medical Frequency? Yes many chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart attacks, mental health illnesses may mean that the DVLA give you a shorter license and want you to have more frequent medicals. So this is therefore at the discretion of the DVLA and the specific condition you may have. Will DriverDoctors Complete my HGV Medical? Of course we will complete your medical. Moreover we will complete it at a fraction of the price of many other clinicians, so Book in your medical by clicking HERE. Important Links for your HGV Medical Test Remember You can Always Visit Our Home Page. Book a Medical Directly By clicking Book Now. Read More Latest News. Frequently Asked Questions Where can I get a D4 Medical form from? Please download from the DVLA Website. Furthermore also from our website during your application. Where can I get a Taxi Medical form? Please download Your Taxi Form from the Internet and also you can also Directly ask your council. Do I need my medical history from my GP? For a HGV/D4 form your form can be completed without a medical summary. Then For different councils, different rules apply. Some councils require no medical history, some require a summary and some require full medical records. Please consult with your council before booking your medical. Will The Doctor Need to see my ID? Yes, your doctor will need to see photographic ID moreover to prove who you are. Furthermore Taxi councils specify which I.D they accept. How long is my D4 Medical form valid for after my medical? The form must reach the DVLA within 4 months of the assessment.  Can I fail my medical? Yes you can fail and also you will be told if you have and the steps you need to take so you can rectify the situation. Can I wear glasses/contact lenses? You can wear glasses or contact lenses to pass your medical. Furthermore If you wear contacts you may be asked to remove them, so bring a spare pair. You must also bring your prescription with you if you wear glasses. How can I obtain my medical records? You can request your GP records from your own practice by asking the reception staff. They may charge you for this. Also You must check with your council before booking if you require any records, a summary or full records. Furthermore This must be done or you medical may not be able to be completed. How do I cancel a medical? Please call or email us if you require a medical to be cancelled, also please note we this must be done within 72 hours of your appointment otherwise we will not be able to issue a refund. Who will complete my medical? All forms are completed by doctors therefore you