Applying for a driving licence can be confusing at the best of times. And when you have diabetes, it can be slightly trickier. Essentially, you need to tell the DVLA about your diabetes depending on how it's treated and the licence you want or are applying for. If you don't tell the DVLA about your diabetes or any other medical conditions that affect your driving when you should, you can be fined up to £1,000 and could even be prosecuted if you are involved in an accident as a result. This video is a guide on how to complete Form D1: Application for a Driving Licence. All additional forms or questionnaires that you may need to complete are detailed in further video guides that you can see at the end of this video.

Diabetes and driving: If your diabetes is treated with insulin and you are applying for a car or motorcycle licence, you need to complete a DIAB1 form. The DIAB1 form is a questionnaire that you are required to complete and send to the DVLA. Watch the DIAB1 video: Informing the DVLA: Hypoglycemia.

How to fill in your. Application for a. Licence and you hold a paper driving licence. D1 application form. If you have a licence issued within. Change the name, title or gender on your driving licence by completing form D1 and sending it with your licence and supporting documents to DVLA.

Applying for a driving licence can be confusing at the best of times. And when you have diabetes, it can be slightly trickier. Magics 19.01 64 Bit more. Essentially, you need to. Order application packs and forms from DVLA. D1 pack: Application for a driving licence. Application for a driving licence for a lorry, minibus or bus (D4 form.