Form

Report your medical condition (form B1V)

Report certain types of medical conditions to DVLA if you're a lorry, bus or coach driver.

• From: Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency
• Published: 18 March 2016
• Last updated: 17 April 2025
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  1. 17 April 2025

     Updated B1V PDF and ODT forms.

  2. 15 November 2024

     Updated the B1V PDF and ODT.

  3. 20 March 2024

     Updated English PDF and accessible version.

  4. 15 January 2024

     Updated PDF and medical conditions list.

  5. 10 August 2022

     Updated PDF.

  6. 20 July 2022

     Updated PDF.

  7. 4 March 2020

     List of conditions updated.

  8. 25 November 2019

     PDF update

  9. 22 November 2019

     Update made to epilepsy section on Welsh form.

  10. 7 February 2019

      Updated pdf

  11. 26 September 2018

      PDF updated (English and Welsh).

  12. 22 May 2018

      PDF updated.

  13. 18 January 2018

      Added translation

  14. 2 January 2018

      Added translation

  15. 18 July 2017

      PDF updated

  16. 27 April 2017

      PDF updated

  17. 24 April 2017

      Updated form

  18. 20 May 2016

      Guillain Barré syndrome removed from list.

  19. 11 April 2016

      Latest version of B1V added, epilepsy questions (3-7) have been changed.

  20. 18 March 2016

      First published.

Documents

B1V

Ref: B1V

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Details

Use this form to report these medical conditions:

• acute subdural haematoma
• aneurysm
• arachnoid cyst
• Arnold-Chiarim malformation
• arteriovenous malformation
• blood clots
• brain abscess, cyst or encephalitis
• brain injury
• burr hole surgery
• cerebral palsy
• chronic subdural haematoma
• head injury
• hydrocephalus
• hypoxic brain damage
• Lewy body dementia
• serious head injury
• subarachnoid haemorrhage
• transient global amnesia
• VP shunt
• other related conditions

Check the list of health conditions if yours isn’t listed.

Use a different form to report these conditions if you only have a car or motorcycle licence.

Find out what happens after you tell DVLA.