Written question asked by David Marshall (Labour), in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Tuesday, 26 October 1993. It was answered by Robert Key (Conservative) on Wednesday, 27 October 1993 on behalf of the Department of Transport.
Dept of Transport
- Question
- How many medical appeals have been made to the DVLA since April 1992 by LGV/LPV vocational drivers; how many notified appeals were proceeded with; how many were resolved medically by the DVLA; how many (a) LGV cases and (b) LPV cases went to magistrates' courts for appeal; how many appeals in each of the two categories were refused on grounds of drug abuse, alcohol abuse, diabetes, epilepsy, cardiac problems, history of strokes, non-epileptic fits and other conditions; and how many appeals were allowed in each of the categories in respect of diabetes, corrected vision, monocular vision, deafness, history of suicidal tendencies, psychotic illness, hydrocephalus and other conditions. - Inc figs.
Secondary information
- Type
- Written question
- Reference
- 230 c637-8W;230 c639-40W
- Session
- 1992-93
- Subjects
- Appeals Crew Health Disqualification Freight Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency Medical examinations Transport Roads Driving licences
- Contains statistics
- Yes
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