Medical question....

Hello chaps and lasses. Quite glad Google picked this site, seems full of helpful info!

Anyhow, to the questions. After over 2 years of driving buses and hating every minute of it I decided to take the plunge and do my Cat C, the theory is out the way 54/65 :smiley:

NOW, do I need to submit another D4 when I already have provisional C on my licence?

Any idea’s?

As you’ve already got a provisional C you won’t need to submit another medical.

Not that I am away

You can check with DVLA 0870 600 0301 you will want option 2 that is the medical section

Dusty321:
Hello chaps and lasses. Quite glad Google picked this site, seems full of helpful info!

Anyhow, to the questions. After over 2 years of driving buses and hating every minute of it I decided to take the plunge and do my Cat C, the theory is out the way 54/65 :smiley:

NOW, do I need to submit another D4 when I already have provisional C on my licence?

Any idea’s?

As you are now in the LGV/PCV system and only need a medical when you are 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 66, 67… :smiley:

AND Welcome to trucknetUK :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

Welcome to the madhouse

From the DfT website…

Extra rules for applications to drive larger vehicles over 3,500kgs, minibuses (between 9 and 16 seats) and buses
Under the following circumstances, a D4 medical report form, completed by a medical practitioner, will also need to be returned with your application to DVLA.

  • you are applying for entitlement to drive larger vehicles over 3500kg, minibuses (between 9 and 16 seats) and buses for the first time

  • you are a car licence holder applying to renew category C1 and or D1

  • you are renewing your LGV or PCV driving entitlement on or after the age of 45 and at five yearly intervals until the age of 65, (if you are aged between 45 and 65 and have been issued with a medical short period licence, then you only need send in a D4 form if you have not done so within the last five years

  • you are renewing your LGV and or PCV driving entitlement on or after the age of 65 and on a yearly basis thereafter

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Thanks chaps!

Dusty321:
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Thanks chaps!

to be honest with you my back was knackered could,nt walk, for a few months in 8 years get a lot of pain seen every specialist can,t do now,t for me. i was told i had to live with it, my back is a lot better now as i look after it, i still get pains now and then but can live with that, does,nt bother me or stop me, i have spondulosus of the neck and spine doing hard graft for years outdoors. i had a medical a few weeks ago for my provisional lgv licence. i was in about 5 mins for medical told him everything main things your eyesight passed no bother he did,nt even examine me probally just wants the money. i can,t and won,t lift anything really heavy otherwise i,ll do anything.