Glaucoma, driving and DVLA

If you have type 1 licence (non-commercial vehicles) then you need to inform the DVLA if you have glaucoma with field defects in both eyes. If you have ocular hypertension or field defects in only one eye then you do not need to inform DVLA.

If you have type 2 licence (commercial vehicles) then you need to inform the DVLA if you have glaucoma.

If you only have ocular hypertension then you do not need to inform the DVLA.

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For nearly the last two years I have been treated by Mr. Goyal for an aggressive type of glaucoma, and he is committed to doing everything he can to help my sight, taking a personal interest in the case. He is always punctual and attentive and makes sure I understand what we have been discussing. He carries out his procedures in a very professional but caring manner.
September 27, 2019 10:50:14 AM, Mrs M S, Kent

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