Phew, thank goodness for that, reading your subject title I thought that you had run over someone
Beaten to it sorry.
Beaten to it sorry.
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Shes 75 this yearShe's over 70 and drives a 3.5 tonner?! I know some 20 years that wouldn't. You gotta admire that.
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Shes 75 this year
Must have got a policy with cover cut to the bone than, because this is not normal.There was a nasty story in the paper this week of a guy who's license had expired, after a small accident the police inspected his license saw it was expired, therefore the car was not insured for him to drive it and was confiscated into the pound at £20.00 cost per day.
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Hi
I have just printed of form D4 Medical/ Vision report forms, but there is mention on the DVLA site re a form D2 application form but I cant find one to print off is there such a form ?. Pete
Hi I have printed the D4 and also now sent off for the D2 . thanks PeteI think it's because D2 needs a photo or signature or something like that. You have to send off for it.
https://www.gov.uk/become-lorry-bus-driver/applying-for-a-bus-or-lorry-provisional-entitlement
https://forms.dft.gov.uk/order-dvla-forms/
This tells you about the D2
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Reading the blurb, I'm not sure you even need the D2, it's not that clear to me, but I think it's saying that if you already have entitlement and are just renewing you don't need it; BUT better to send them too much than too little!Hi I have printed the D4 and also now sent off for the D2 . thanks Pete
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Mums failed
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Couldn't agree more , I didn't even know there was a diference ? what is the requirement for over 3,5t then on the eye sight test.Thanks Helen but her days of driving Vanessa were short and sweet. It's her eyes. Good enough for a car but not for over 3500kg
What a stupid rule.
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It does seem a bit odd that mum can drive a car and not a mh. .Thanks Helen but her days of driving Vanessa were short and sweet. It's her eyes. Good enough for a car but not for over 3500kg
What a stupid rule.
Not a chance. We love Vanessa. Shes gutted at the moment and feels part of the fun will be missing but also knows its probably for the best. Mum can sit and be chauffeured everywhere now. Will just need to make the effort to take her to her line dancing events so she doesn't miss out.I can see mummy irnbru getting a new 3.5 tonne van very soon as she enjoys driving.
Just need to look out for the layout you both like.
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Thanks for this. Very interesting. I will have to have a look. It was her optician that told her that her prescription is too high plus she failed the last 2 letters of the added bottom row.Just been having a read. Under the rules Mum only has to satisfy the number plate test as an existing holder, although lapsed.
As A NEW applicant , which she isn't, then yes she must satisfy the far stricter class 2 regs.
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You only need to be able to read the second line of the chart with the worst eye with glasses. (ie. the one only two letters on it.) I have that problem (since measles as a child) and can just read the letters. I have regular check ups to ensure (voluntarily) I still meet the standard. DVLA medical will say if they require a field of vision test when they get the test result from the optician. I sent my field of vision test with my application and got the licence back with no problems.Thanks for this. Very interesting. I will have to have a look. It was her optician that told her that her prescription is too high plus she failed the last 2 letters of the added bottom row.
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