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Yes, following assessment and the procedure for prescribed adaptations.
Yes. Attend a Driver Medical Assessment Centre; if the report finds you fit subject to restrictions, attend a Traffic Headquarters or office to verify prescribed adaptations. Additional reports or a practical test may be required. The licence expiry date or carrying a certificate does not replace the procedure or itself guarantee permission to drive.
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No, while the licence has not expired.
Yes, following assessment and the procedure for prescribed adaptations.
No, any medical certificate is sufficient without arranging adaptations.
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