Exceptional Cirmcumstances Driving Test

Life after stroke Driving
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Can I clarify? Is it that he doesn’t have sight in the left eye, but has full vision including a full visual field in the right? Or, does he have homonymous hemianopia where part of the visual field is missing in the left and right? If his vision is unaffected in one eye he may be able to apply for an exceptional case provisional disability licence and assessment. Hemanopia can be a bit more difficult. He will need supporting written evidence from a medical professional,

case for a disability

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That sounds as though you have homonymous hemianopia, and it’s illegal to drive if your vision does not meet the visual field requirements.

I submitted supporting letters from two GPs, and a Consultant Ophthalmologist who advises the DVLA on driving and sight issues, but they won’t let me reapply.