A 55 year old bus driver has a transient ischaemic attack with brief left arm weakness and dysphasia that resolve within 30 minutes. You diagnose a TI...

Question

A 55 year old bus driver has a transient ischaemic attack with brief left arm weakness and dysphasia that resolve within 30 minutes. You diagnose a TIA and start secondary prevention. According to DVLA guidance for Group 1 licences, what advice should you give about driving?

Accepted Answer

He must stop driving for at least 1 month and then may resume if clinically fit

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He may continue to drive as long as symptoms resolve

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He must stop driving for at least 3 months and notify the DVLA

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He must stop driving for 1 week only

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He must stop driving permanently

uk-plab-1 MCQ (SBA): Driving after transient ischaemic attack

A 55 year old bus driver has a transient ischaemic attack with brief left arm weakness and dysphasia that resolve within 30 minutes. You diagnose a TIA and start secondary prevention. According to DVLA guidance for Group 1 licences, what advice should you give about driving?