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We conduct HGV Medical assessments for drivers seeking to apply for or renew their DVLA Cat C, C1, or CE licenses. Scroll below for more details

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HGV medical certification process in Rochdale to ensure driver health and safety.

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What’s an HGV Medical Assessment?

An HGV medical is a mandatory health check for drivers applying for or renewing a Group 2 licence, which includes lorries and other heavy goods vehicles. The DVLA requires this exam to ensure drivers are medically fit to operate large vehicles safely.

What Does the HGV Medical Test Involve?

A registered doctor will complete a D4 medical examination report, assessing your:

Vision – Ensuring you meet the required eyesight standards.
Blood Pressure – Checking for high blood pressure or related conditions.
Medical History – Reviewing any conditions that may affect driving ability.
BMI calculation: Providing personalized advice to maintain health and prevent future issues.

Booking your HGV medical with us is quick and easy. Get back on the road with confidence!

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How Much Does an HGV Medical Test Cost?

For just £45, our HGV medical test makes it simple for drivers to meet their licensing requirements without unnecessary delays. We’ve helped thousands of HGV drivers complete their HGV medicals quickly and affordably, ensuring they stay road-ready.

With expert doctors, a straightforward process, and no hidden fees, we provide a reliable service designed for professional drivers. Whether you’re applying for your first license or need a renewal, we’ve got you covered.

Book your HGV medical test today and get certified with ease!

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Doctor conducting an HGV medical test in Manchester for licensing requirements.

What is the HGV Medicals Requirements?

The DVLA classifies drivers into Group 1 and Group 2 categories. Lorry and bus drivers fall under Group 2 drivers, who must meet stringent medical criteria to minimize the risk of harm.

Vision

Read car plates from 20 meters. No double or single-eye vision*

Blood Pressure

Should be below 180/100 mmhg, otherwise cannot operate the vehicle

Physical Strength

A good level of musculoskeletal (MSK) function is required to drive safely

Health Conditions

Should be well-controlled according to DVLA Driving Fitness Guidance.

Grandfather Rule: Exemption for single-eye HGV drivers with licenses obtained before 1 January 1991, provided the condition was declared at the time.
Looking to learn more? For additional details on meeting medical requirements for Group 2 drivers, refer to the DVLA D4 Medical Examination Report booklet, which provides comprehensive guidelines and information to help you stay compliant.

What to Bring for Your HGV Medical Test

D4 Form

Glasses if worn

List of medications
(if applicable)

One form of ID

You can obtain a D4 medical form free of charge either by requesting it directly from the DVLA or by visiting a post office. If you encounter any issues, just let us know, and we can arrange it for you at no extra cost.
Note: The D4 is valid for 4 months from the date it is signed and dated by the doctor and optician or optometrist.

HGV Medical Near Me – Fast & Easy Assessments

Looking for an HGV medical near me? We offer reliable HGV medical assessments in Bury, Rochdale, Oldham, Littleborough, Tameside, Longsight, Macclesfield, Stockport, and Manchester. Our experienced doctors provide fast, professional services for both new applications and renewals.

With flexible appointments and convenient locations, we make it easy for drivers to stay compliant. Feel free to call us or access our user friendly booking system.

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HGV medical near me assessment in Bury for professional drivers meeting compliance standards.

HGV Medical FAQ

When is my HGV medical due?

Your HGV medical is required at specific intervals based on your age:

Under 45 years old: Once when you apply and then every five years after your 45th birthday.
45 to 65 years old: A medical check-up is needed every five years.
Over 65 years old: You’ll need to have a medical assessment annually.

Make sure to keep track of your medical due dates to avoid any disruptions in your driving license!

What are the HGV medical requirements?

To get your HGV medical, you’ll undergo a comprehensive check to ensure you’re fit to drive safely. This includes:

A review of your medical history
Vital signs check, like blood pressure and vision
Neurological checks to rule out conditions like epilepsy
A heart health check
A mental health assessment
Diabetes management evaluation (if applicable)
Screening for sleep disorders like sleep apnea

Your doctor will guide you through the process, ensuring you’re fit for the road.

Can I drive an HGV with diabetes?

Yes! If you have diabetes, you can still drive an HGV, provided your condition is well-controlled. If you’re insulin-dependent, the DVLA requires that:

You have Full awareness of hypoglycemia.
You haven’t had any hypoglycemic episodes in the last 12 months.
You see a diabetic consultant annually.
You monitor your blood sugar levels before and while driving.
You provide six weeks of continuous glucose readings.

Keeping your diabetes under control ensures that you’re safe to drive and comply with medical regulations.

What happens if I fail my HGV medical?

Whether you pass your HGV medical depends on the reason for any failure. Some issues, like poor vision or high blood pressure, can often be addressed with glasses/contacts or medication. However, conditions like sleep apnea causing excessive sleepiness may require you to stop driving and notify the DVLA. Your license could be temporarily revoked until the condition is controlled. Majority of drivers tend to successfully pass their D4 medical assessments.

If you have any concerns about passing your D4 medical assessment, please call us for a free consultation.

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