DVLA Medicals
Driver Medical D4 Renewal
Need a medical to reinstate your LGV or PCV licence? With clinics running every week, we can help.
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Introduction To The Course
What Does Our D4 Driver Medical Renewal Cover?
If your HGV or PCV licence is due for renewal, we are able to help with a D4 Medical for just £75 including VAT.
We can arrange your medical within just a few days.

Course Technical Details
D4 Driver Medical Renewal Licence Details
If your LGV or PCV driving licence is due to expire soon, you will need a D4 medical. The DVLA will notify you of expiry around 6 weeks prior.
Our doctor will complete the D4 Medical Form, which typically takes around 15 minutes. During the appointment, you will complete:
- Medical Questionnaire
You’ll be asked about various medical conditions, such as epilepsy, seizures, insulin-treated diabetes, and other health issues. Some conditions, if managed, will not affect your application - Vision Assessment
In terms of vision, you’ll need to meet the minimum requirement of 6/7.5 in one eye and 6/60 in the other, as measured on a 3-metre Snellen chart. If you wear driving glasses or contact lenses, you’ll need to bring them with you - Blood Pressure Check
In order to meet the DVLA group 2 standard, your blood pressure must not consistently exceed 179/99
Once complete, you can submit your D4 form to DVLA.
We have access to several clinics each week across South Wales and the UK, including:
- Abergavenny
- Newport
- Cardiff
- Hereford
- Bristol
- Bridgend
- Swansea
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- D4 Medical Form: This is the form that the doctor will complete for you to send to DVLA. If you havent already recieved this by post, you can download a copy here.
- Identification: You will neeed to bring a valid driving licence or passport to prove your identity
- Driving Glasses: If you wear glasses/lenses specifically for driving, you will need to bring these with you, along with a copy of your optical prescription. You can attain this from your optician if required.
- Details of Medications: You will need to bring details of any regular medications you are taking. The doctor will need to know the names, dosages and when you began taking them.
Cardiac investigations and serious medical conditions
If you have undergone cardiac investigations in the past, received significant hospital treatment for any other serious medical conditions, or are currently under the care of a consultant, please bring along any relevant details. The examining doctor may require this information to complete the form accurately.
Blood pressure medication
If you are taking medication for hypertension (blood pressure), such as Ramipril, Amlodipine, Doxazosin, etc., it is essential that you provide three blood pressure readings taken on different days prior to your appointment.
Additionally, please bring photographic evidence of these readings. It’s important to note that these readings do not require authentication by your GP.
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Next available date
Saturday10 October2026
Driver Medical (D4 Renewal)
Closes in 1 day
- Starts08:00 to 13:00
- Length1 day
- VenueAbergavenny, Newport, Cardiff +200 More Nationwide
£75per person, includes VAT & exam fees
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What To Bring
- D4 Medical Form: This is the form that the doctor will complete for you to send to DVLA. If you havent already recieved this by post, you can download a copy here.
- Identification: You will neeed to bring a valid driving licence or passport to prove your identity
- Driving Glasses: If you wear glasses/lenses specifically for driving, you will need to bring these with you, along with a copy of your optical prescription. You can attain this from your optician if required.
- Details of Medications: You will need to bring details of any regular medications you are taking. The doctor will need to know the names, dosages and when you began taking them.
Additional Medical Information
Cardiac investigations and serious medical conditions
If you have undergone cardiac investigations in the past, received significant hospital treatment for any other serious medical conditions, or are currently under the care of a consultant, please bring along any relevant details. The examining doctor may require this information to complete the form accurately.
Blood pressure medication
If you are taking medication for hypertension (blood pressure), such as Ramipril, Amlodipine, Doxazosin, etc., it is essential that you provide three blood pressure readings taken on different days prior to your appointment.
Additionally, please bring photographic evidence of these readings. It’s important to note that these readings do not require authentication by your GP.
Frequently Asked Questions
D4 Medicals: Our Most Frequently Asked Questions
Once you get to age 45, you will need to have a medical every 5 years to renew your HGV or PCV licence.
Those aged 65 or older will be required to have a D4 medical annually.
The doctor will ask you a series of questions about your health.
You will need to declare any medical conditions you may have, and disclose details on any repeat medication you are taking.
You will complete an eyesight test and give a blood pressure reading.
No – our doctor will be able to complete the vision assessment for you.
If you wear glasses or contact lenses for driving you will need to bring them with you, along with a copy of your optical prescription.
Take a look at the back of your photocard driving licence – the expiry date of your LGV or PCV licence can be found in section 11.
You will need a medical by this date if you wish to continue driving those categories.
Alternatively, you can view your licence online here.















