A medical is required before your licence can be issued.
You may require an additional DVLA review if you develop a new condition affecting:
The doctor will assess:
The doctor may also assess:
Includes:
You leave with:
Your HGV medical lasts:
If you develop a medical condition affecting driving, you must contact DVLA immediately—regardless of when your last medical was.
A standard HGV medical test takes 20–30 minutes, including medical history review, vision assessment, blood pressure checks, and full form completion.
The D4 form is the DVLA’s mandatory medical assessment document for Group 2 drivers. It includes:
Our clinic provides and completes this form during your appointment.
No, while both are driver fitness exams, they have different criteria. The HGV driver medical is based on DVLA Group 2 medical standards, while a taxi medical varies depending on the licensing council’s requirements. We offer both types of medicals and our doctors are experienced in completing the necessary forms.
Yes, any GMC-registered doctor can complete a D4 medical. However, NHS GPs often have long waiting times or may not offer this service. Private clinics like ours provide:
Yes, Group 2 drivers must meet stricter eyesight standards than normal drivers. Our doctor will perform your vision assessment on-site—no optician visit required.
We offer fast and affordable HGV, LGV, PCV, and taxi driver medicals across several convenient UK locations. Our GMC-registered doctors are available for appointments in:
We also provide same-day appointments and can complete your DVLA D4 or taxi licensing medical forms on the spot.
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