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Intracerebral haemorrhage and driving
An intracerebral haemorrhage is a condition that you may need to tell the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) about. Find out how to tell DVLA about your health condition.
Car or motorcycle driving licence holders
If you are not suffering from any problems after a month from having your intracerebral haemorrhage
If you are not suffering from any problems after a month from having your intracerebral haemorrhage - you will not need to tell DVLA about your medical condition.
For future reference you may wish to download the information leaflet ‘TIA1’.
If you are suffering from any problems a month after having your intracerebral haemorrhage
If you are suffering from any problems a month after having your intracerebral haemorrhage - you will need to tell DVLA about your medical condition.
To tell DVLA please download the medical questionnaire 'STR1' and send to DVLA.
Bus, coach or lorry driving licence holders
If you hold a bus, coach or lorry driving licence - you will need to tell DVLA about your medical condition.
To tell DVLA please download the medical questionnaire 'STR1V' and send it to DVLA.
Where to send your completed questionnaire
You can send your completed questionnaire to DVLA by fax or post.
Fax
0845 850 0095
Post
Drivers Medical Group
DVLA
Swansea
SA99 1DF
If you suffer from any other condition please navigate to the relevant page using the A to Z.
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