Thread: Mass driving test scams
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Old 11-10-2010, 21:51   #30
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Re: Mass driving test scams
The DVLA annoy the hell out of me. I had major brain surgery at the age of five, and suffer from a balance and co-ordination disability called "ataxia". To apply for a provisional I need to fill in a medical questionaire on which I need to fill in the name of my consultant, the date when I last saw them regarding my condition, and the dat I last saw my GP regarding the same conditon. Slight problem is that I last saw my consultant at QMC in Nottingham in 1993 and i've not seen my current GP since being registered the surgery 9 years ago.

Bottom line is that the DVLA don't like this, now instead of sending me for a medical, or an ability to drive assesment, they choose to cancel every application I make on an unrelated technicality, never the same one, just anything they can find.
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