A 30 year old man has a generalised tonic clonic seizure witnessed at work. CT head and blood tests are normal and this is his first unprovoked seizur...

Question

A 30 year old man has a generalised tonic clonic seizure witnessed at work. CT head and blood tests are normal and this is his first unprovoked seizure. He has fully recovered. According to DVLA guidance, what is the most appropriate driving advice for a Group 1 (car and motorcycle) licence?

Accepted Answer

He must stop driving for at least 12 months and notify the DVLA

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He can continue to drive as normal

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He must stop driving for 1 week only

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He must stop driving for 6 months and notify the DVLA

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He must permanently stop driving

uk-plab-1 MCQ (SBA): Driving after first seizure

A 30 year old man has a generalised tonic clonic seizure witnessed at work. CT head and blood tests are normal and this is his first unprovoked seizure. He has fully recovered. According to DVLA guidance, what is the most appropriate driving advice for a Group 1 (car and motorcycle) licence?