Why you should stop driving when you have had a seizure

Motorway 

  • If you carry on driving you are breaking the law - and could face prosecution.
  • Your current driving licence isn’t valid.
  • Your car insurance may not cover you.
  • Any type of seizure, no matter how slight or brief, can affect your ability to drive safely.

 

For information on when you can start driving again, see Driving law relating to seizures

  

November 2008