Scots drivers urged to notify DVLA of these 5 health conditions they might not think to

Motorists are being warned to alert the DVLA if they suffer from any of these five surprising medical conditions. According to experts, drivers should not get behind the wheel without notifying the correct authorities if they have poor eyesight or certain physical disabilities. ‌

Drivers may not be aware that a surprising number of other health conditions can impair their capabilities when in control of a vehicle. Insure Daily , temporary car insurance experts, said the DVLA must be informed of conditions ranging from sleep apnea and type 2 diabetes to eating disorders and even déjà vu. ‌

If motorists do not report specific medical conditions that may affect their driving abilities , they could be fined up to £1,000 and face prosecution if they are involved in an accident