Anyone who experiences dizziness - sudden, disabling or recurrent - must inform the DVLA about their condition if they don't want to be left majorly out of pocket.
Anyone who experiences dizziness - whether it's sudden, disabling or recurrent - must inform the DVLA about their condition if they don't want to be left majorly out of pocket.
A car expert from leading automotive company, BigWantsYourCar.com, spoke out about the risks involved if people don't declare their medical conditions to the agency and said it's "vital" that they do so.
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