How to request a copy of your CDT test result from the DVLA?
The DVLA will usually not provide you with the result of your CDT blood test over the telephone. In order for the DVLA to give you this information you …
DVLA Medical Complaints Procedure
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is a Government executive agency sponsored by the Department of Transport. The DVLA are responsible for the registration and licensing of both …
Blood Sample if Breath Test between 40 & 50 mcg
If you blow between 40 and 50 micrograms of alcohol per 100ml of breath on an evidential breath testing machine can you request to provide a blood or urine …
DVLA Medical Department Contact Details
You may need to contact the DVLA medical department if you have a medical condition or disability you need to tell them about. You may need to contact the …
How long after drinking can I drive?
How long after drinking can I drive? The answer is it depends on how much alcohol you have drank and the strength of the alcohol consumed. According to the …
Evidential Roadside Breath Testing Imminent
Evidential roadside breath testing could soon become a reality and would eliminate the need to take suspected drink drivers to the police station in order to obtain an evidential …
Banned Driver Insurance Quotes, Compare & Save
Insurance after a driving ban Obtaining banned driver insurance after a driving disqualification can be a daunting experience. Some insurers will simply refuse to insure drivers who have been …
Can I drive under section 88?
Can I drive under section 88 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 while awaiting the outcome of a DVLA medical? Convicted drink drivers classified as high risk offenders can …
Compare DR10 Insurance Quotes
DR10 Convictions & Insurance Do you have a DR10 conviction that is endorsed on your driving licence as a result of being convicted of drink driving? What is a …
Do I need a dvla medical after drink driving ban?
Do I need to have a DVLA medical in order to get my driving licence after being disqualified for drink driving? Only those classed as ‘high risk offenders’ will …