Regional Driving Assessment Centre

ASSESSMENT APPLICATION FORM

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Our Centres offer five assessment and advice services. The information below will help you decide which of these is best for you. They each vary in how long they take and a different fee is charged for each service. A full report is prepared after each service.

a) Driving Ability Assessment

If you currently have a full licence, this assessment looks at both your ability to control the vehicle and to deal with traffic and other road users. It is for people such as those who have had a head injury, or a stroke or who have dementia. It is advisable to bring another driver to accompany you on the day of the assessment.

b) Driving Ability Assessment (Learner driver with Provisional licence)

This assessment is for people who are concerned about beginning to learn to drive, who are experiencing problems with driving tuition or who have learning difficulties.

c) Specialist Vehicle Assessment for drivers

This assessment is for people who need high technology solutions, for instance those who need to drive from a wheelchair. This type of assessment will be suitable if you cannot transfer from your wheelchair or if you cannot stow your wheelchair without help. We will give you the opportunity to try out equipment in an adapted Chrysler Voyager. Please note that cars can also be fitted with high technology equipment. To undertake this type of assessment you will require a valid driving licence, which can be either Full, Provisional, or a Provisional Disability Assessment Licence. The assessment looks at both your ability to control the vehicle and to deal with traffic and other road users.

d) Advice on Adaptations for Cars

This service is for people who have a physical disability and who need advice on car adaptations but who do not need to drive from a wheelchair. We will give you an opportunity to try out equipment in our vehicles.

e) Passenger/Carer Assessment

This service is for passengers who have difficulty getting in and out of a vehicle. The assessment explores a range of options including the use of specialist transfer equipment and a wheelchair accessible vehicle. This service may also benefit carers who are experiencing difficulty assisting in the transfer of their clients.


Please note it is your reponsibility to inform the DVLA if you have a disability which is likely to affect your driving.
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