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HGV, LGV and taxi medicals

Driver medicals,without the runaround.

Straightforward medical assessments for professional drivers, with clear preparation, an efficient appointment and the relevant paperwork completed where appropriate.

From £100

Appointment price

HGV & taxi

Licence medicals

Greysteel

Private clinic

A clinician carrying out the vision check for a professional driver medical
Choose your medical

The right assessment for your licence.

Tell us whether this is a first application or renewal, and which authority is processing it. We will help you book the appropriate appointment.

Commercial driving

HGV and LGV medicals

Medical examinations for first applications and licence renewals, with the relevant Group 2 paperwork completed after your assessment.

  • Medical history review
  • Vision and general health checks
  • D4, DLM1 or D501 form completion
Passenger transport

Taxi and private-hire medicals

A focused assessment for new and renewing taxi drivers, completed in line with the paperwork requested by your licensing authority.

  • Confidential clinical assessment
  • Vision and fitness-to-drive checks
  • Taxi medical form completion
Your appointment

Focused on the checks that matter.

Your assessment follows the requirements of the form you bring. The clinician will explain each stage and let you know if any further information is needed.

Private and professional. Your medical information is handled confidentially throughout the appointment.

Medical history

A review of relevant conditions, treatment and any changes that may affect safe driving.

Vision

The eyesight checks required for the form, including assessment with corrective lenses where needed.

General health

A clinician-led assessment that may include blood pressure and other form-specific checks.

Paperwork

Your clinician completes the medical sections of the correct licensing form where appropriate.

Before you arrive

Bring the right details the first time.

Good preparation helps your appointment run efficiently and reduces the chance of your paperwork being delayed.

Driving licence and photo ID

Bring your current driving licence, or another accepted form of photographic identification.

The correct medical form

Bring the form supplied or requested by the authority handling your application or renewal.

Glasses or contact lenses

Bring the eyewear you use for driving and your latest optician prescription if available.

Medication and health details

Bring an up-to-date medication list and any records the team asks you to provide before attending.

Not sure which form or records you need?

Call before attending and the team will help you prepare.

028 7116 5790
A straightforward visit

From booking to completed paperwork.

Efficient appointmentsGreysteel clinic
  1. 01

    Book the right appointment

    Tell us which licence you are applying for or renewing so we can confirm the appointment and paperwork.

  2. 02

    Arrive prepared

    Bring your form, identification, glasses or contacts, and the health information requested by the team.

  3. 03

    Complete your medical

    A clinician carries out the assessment and completes the relevant medical sections where appropriate.

Licensing paperwork

The form depends on where and what you drive.

Requirements can differ between licence types and authorities. Always use the latest form requested for your application.

Great Britain

DVLA Group 2 lorry and bus applications generally use the D4 medical examination report.

View DVLA guidance

Northern Ireland

DVA paperwork may include DLM1 for lorry or bus applications and TLM1 for taxi licensing.

View NI guidance

Republic of Ireland

RSA and NDLS applications that require a driver medical report generally use the D501 form, including Group 2 truck and bus categories.

View RSA guidance
Common questions

Before you book.

If your licence or medical history is more complex, call the team and we will help clarify what is needed.

The form depends on the licence and the authority processing it. Group 2 lorry and bus applications in Great Britain usually use a DVLA D4 form. In Northern Ireland, lorry and bus applicants may use DLM1, while taxi applicants may be issued a TLM1. Republic of Ireland applicants who require a driving licence medical report generally use the RSA/NDLS D501 form. If you are unsure, contact our team before your appointment.

Appointments from £100

Keep your application moving.

Request your driver medical and confirm exactly which form and supporting information you need to bring.