Medical Conditions for PHV Drivers
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What is a requirement for a licensed London PHV driver if their personal circumstances change?

  • Inform TfL immediately (correct)
  • Update their personal information on social media
  • Submit a written report to TfL quarterly
  • Contact the police department
  • Which of the following situations requires a driver to notify TfL?

  • Receiving a parking ticket
  • Getting a new job
  • Changing their phone number
  • Being disqualified from driving (correct)
  • What happens if a driver fails to inform TfL about their convictions?

  • Their license may be upgraded
  • They could be subject to increased fees
  • Their license could be revoked (correct)
  • They will receive a warning letter
  • If a driver has restrictions on their right to live and work in the UK, what must they do?

    <p>Comply with the conditions on their license</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT required to be reported to TfL?

    <p>Received parking tickets without penalty points</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the requirement for PHV drivers regarding medical examinations after the age of 65?

    <p>They must have a medical assessment once a year.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following conditions must be reported to TfL if a PHV driver develops it?

    <p>High blood pressure</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which document is NOT a valid exemption from supplying a medical form for PHV drivers?

    <p>A valid pilot’s licence issued before 1997</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the time frame for notifying TfL after a change of home address?

    <p>Within 21 days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action should a PHV driver take if they are unsure whether to report a new medical condition?

    <p>Contact TfL for advice.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Medical Fitness for PHV Drivers

    • Must meet DVLA Group 2 medical standards to obtain a PHV licence.
    • Medical examination is required with a doctor who can access full medical records.
    • Exemptions for supplying a medical form include holding a:
      • Full or provisional DVLA Group 2 licence (issued after January 1997)
      • Current London taxi driver’s licence
      • Valid pilot’s licence from Joint Aviation Authorities

    Medical Examination Responsibilities

    • TfL notifies when a medical examination is due and provides necessary forms.
    • Drivers are responsible for ensuring a doctor completes and returns the form to TfL.
    • Non-compliance may lead to licence denial or revocation.

    Medical Examination Frequency

    • Drivers aged 45 and above must have a medical examination at each licence renewal.
    • Drivers aged 65 and over require an annual medical assessment.
    • Extra medical examinations may be mandated for drivers with existing conditions.
    • New medical conditions must be reported to TfL immediately, including but not limited to:
      • Diabetes
      • Epilepsy
      • Poor eyesight
      • Heart conditions
      • High blood pressure
      • Neurological conditions (e.g., strokes)
      • Prescription medications affecting driving
      • Psychiatric illnesses

    Address Changes

    • Notify TfL within 21 days of changing home or email address.
    • Important for receiving information related to the licence.
    • Legally required to inform the DVLA of any address changes to receive an updated driving licence.

    Changes in Personal Circumstances

    • Immediate notification to TfL is required for significant personal changes, such as:
      • Driving disqualification
      • Being subject to a mental health or sexual offences order
      • Inclusion on Adults or Children’s Barred Lists
      • Suspensions or revocations from other licensing authorities
    • Immediate reporting to TfL is necessary for any arrests, charges, convictions, or cautions.
    • This includes fixed penalty notices or road traffic offences resulting in penalty points.
    • Failure to disclose convictions could result in licence revocation.

    Other Penalties

    • Frequent penalty charge notices (PCNs) or parking tickets may provoke licensing action from TfL.
    • Drivers are not required to report non-point-related penalties.

    Right to Live and Work in the UK

    • Conditions may be added to the licence if there are restrictions on the driver's right to reside or work in the UK.
    • Compliance with these conditions is essential, especially for drivers on student visas, which limit working hours and prohibit self-employment.

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    This quiz covers the medical standards required for obtaining a Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) driver's license. It focuses on the DVLA Group 2 medical standards and the necessary medical examination protocols. Understand the exemptions and documentation needed to ensure compliance for your license application.

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