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Motor Medicals makes it straightforward to complete your C1 and D4 medical. Book with a GMC-registered doctor at a convenient UK clinic, with your eyesight assessment included in the £47 appointment price.
Your medical is completed by a registered doctor experienced in professional driver assessments.
Your C1 medical and required eyesight assessment are included in one clear appointment price.
The eyesight assessment needed for your D4 medical is completed during the same appointment.
Choose from convenient clinic locations and book an appointment that works around your schedule.
Current D4 medical forms are available at our clinics if you do not already have one.
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Eye test included, D4 forms available and appointments at more than 40 UK clinics.
Please note: the doctor completes your medical assessment and D4 report. DVLA makes the final decision about your driving entitlement.
Your £47 C1 and D4 medical includes the key checks and medical information needed for the doctor to complete the relevant sections of your D4 form.
The doctor reviews your relevant health history, current medical conditions, previous treatment and prescribed medicines.
Your vision is checked against the relevant Group 2 requirements. Bring any glasses or contact lenses you use.
Your blood pressure is measured, and your height and weight may be recorded to calculate your body mass index.
The doctor completes the relevant medical sections of your D4 report using the findings from your appointment.
Please note: the doctor completes your C1 medical assessment and D4 report. DVLA makes the final decision about issuing or renewing your driving entitlement.
Your £47 C1 and D4 medical includes the key checks and information needed to complete the relevant sections of your D4 form.
The doctor reviews relevant medical conditions, previous treatment and any medicines you currently take.
Your vision is checked against the relevant Group 2 requirements. Bring your glasses or contact lenses.
Your blood pressure is measured, and your height and weight may be recorded to calculate BMI.
The doctor completes the relevant medical sections of your D4 report using the findings from your appointment.
Please note: the doctor completes your medical assessment and D4 report. DVLA makes the final decision about your driving entitlement.
A C1 medical is commonly required when applying for, renewing or restoring entitlement to drive medium-sized vehicles between 3,500kg and 7,500kg maximum authorised mass.
Drivers applying to add provisional or full C1 entitlement to their licence will usually need a completed D4 medical report.
Group 2 entitlement generally requires medical renewal from age 45 and then every five years until age 65, followed by annual renewal from age 65.
Ambulance or patient-transport applicants may need C1 entitlement where the vehicle’s plated MAM is above 3,500kg and no more than 7,500kg.
C1 entitlement may be needed for medium-sized delivery, removal or box vehicles within the 3.5-to-7.5-tonne weight range.
You may need C1 entitlement to drive a larger motorhome or horsebox with a MAM above 3,500kg and no more than 7,500kg.
DVLA may request a new D4 medical because of your age, medical history, an expired entitlement or a licensing review.
Book your £47 C1 medical with a GMC-registered doctor. Your eyesight assessment is included, and D4 forms are available at more than 40 UK clinic locations.
Important: whether you need C1 entitlement depends on the vehicle’s maximum authorised mass and your existing licence. Minibuses are normally covered by category D1 rather than C1.
Choose a convenient clinic, book your appointment online and attend with the documents needed for your C1 and D4 medical.
Search our UK locations and choose the most convenient Motor Medicals clinic for your C1 medical.
View Clinic Locations →Select an available date and time, enter your details and reserve your £47 C1 medical.
Book an Appointment →Bring photo ID, your D4 form, glasses or contact lenses, medicines and relevant medical letters.
The doctor completes the relevant medical sections of your D4 report using the findings from your appointment.
After your appointment: check that the required sections are complete, then submit your D4 form with the other documents requested by DVLA.
Choose a clinic, book online, attend your medical and leave with the relevant sections of your D4 form completed.
Browse our UK locations and choose the most convenient clinic for your C1 medical.
View Clinic Locations →Select an available date and time, enter your details and reserve your £47 C1 medical.
Book an Appointment →Bring photo ID, your D4 form, glasses or contact lenses, medicines and relevant medical letters.
The doctor completes the relevant medical sections of your D4 report using the findings from your appointment.
After your appointment: check the required sections are complete, then submit your D4 form with the other documents requested by DVLA.
Bring the correct documents and medical information so your C1 and D4 medical can be completed as efficiently as possible.
Bring your current D4 form if you already have one. Forms are also available at Motor Medicals clinics.
Bring a valid driving licence, passport or another accepted form of photographic identification.
Bring a current prescription or a clear list of all medicines you regularly take.
Bring any glasses or contact lenses you use for driving, reading or everyday vision.
Bring any relevant consultant, specialist or hospital letters relating to your medical history.
Book your £47 C1 and D4 medical online. Eye test included, with appointments available at more than 40 UK clinics.
Bring the correct documents and medical information so your C1 and D4 medical can be completed as efficiently as possible.
Bring your current D4 form if you already have one. Forms are also available at our clinics.
Bring a valid driving licence, passport or another accepted form of photographic ID.
Bring a current prescription or a clear list of the medicines you regularly take.
Bring any glasses or contact lenses used for driving, reading or everyday vision.
Bring relevant specialist, consultant or hospital letters relating to your medical history.
Book your £47 C1 and D4 medical online. Eye test included at more than 40 UK clinics.
Search by postcode, town or current location to find a convenient Motor Medicals clinic for your C1 and D4 medical appointment.
Choose from convenient Motor Medicals locations across the UK.
Book a medical for C1, 7.5-tonne or qualifying ambulance entitlement.
Your required eyesight assessment is included in the £47 price.
Select your preferred location during booking and choose an available appointment for your £47 C1 medical.
Drivers choose Motor Medicals for convenient, professional and straightforward C1 and D4 medical appointments at clinics across the UK.
Find answers to common questions about C1 medicals, D4 forms, eyesight checks, licence applications and renewals.
A C1 medical is a driver medical assessment used when applying for, renewing or restoring entitlement to drive certain medium-sized vehicles. The appointment normally includes a review of your medical history, an eyesight assessment, blood pressure measurement and completion of the relevant sections of the D4 medical report.
Category C1 generally covers vehicles with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500kg and up to 7,500kg. This can include some ambulances, delivery vehicles, removal trucks, horseboxes and larger motorhomes, depending on the vehicle’s plated weight.
You may need a C1 medical when applying for provisional C1 entitlement, renewing an existing C1 licence, restoring an expired entitlement or when DVLA requests an updated D4 medical report. Ambulance, delivery, removals, horsebox and motorhome drivers commonly require C1 entitlement where the vehicle falls within the relevant weight range.
The terms are often used together. A C1 medical is the medical assessment required for C1 licensing purposes, while the D4 is the medical report form completed using the results of that assessment. The completed D4 is then submitted with the relevant driving licence application.
A C1 medical with Motor Medicals costs £47. The appointment includes the medical assessment and eyesight check required for completion of the relevant sections of your D4 form.
Yes. The eyesight assessment is included in the £47 C1 medical appointment. Bring any glasses or contact lenses you use for driving, reading or everyday vision so the doctor can record the relevant information accurately.
The doctor reviews your medical history, current health conditions and prescribed medicines. Your eyesight and blood pressure are checked, and your height and weight may be recorded to calculate BMI. The doctor then completes the relevant medical sections of your D4 form.
Appointment length can vary depending on your medical history and the information required. Bringing the correct identification, medication details, glasses and relevant medical letters can help the appointment run smoothly.
Bring photographic identification, your D4 form if you already have one, any glasses or contact lenses you use, a current prescription or medication list and relevant hospital, consultant or specialist letters. D4 forms are also available at Motor Medicals clinics.
Yes. D4 medical report forms are available at Motor Medicals clinics. You can also bring your own current D4 form if DVLA or your employer has already provided one.
A C1 medical does not always need to be completed by your own GP. A GMC-registered doctor can carry out the assessment and complete the relevant sections of the D4 report. You should bring supporting medical information where your health history requires additional detail.
Taking prescription medication does not automatically prevent you from completing a C1 medical. Bring a current prescription or a clear medication list. The doctor will record relevant information, while DVLA makes the final decision about your driving entitlement.
A medical condition does not automatically mean you cannot hold C1 entitlement. The doctor records the relevant findings and medical history on the D4 report. DVLA considers the completed form and any additional evidence before deciding whether the required medical standards are met.
Ambulance drivers may need C1 entitlement where the vehicle’s maximum authorised mass is above 3,500kg and no more than 7,500kg. The exact licence category depends on the vehicle, your current entitlement and the role’s requirements.
You may need C1 entitlement if the motorhome or horsebox has a maximum authorised mass above 3,500kg and up to 7,500kg. Check the vehicle’s plated weight and your current driving licence categories before applying.
No. C1 generally relates to medium-sized goods or specialist vehicles within the relevant weight range. D1 generally relates to minibuses. The medical form may be similar, but the licence categories and vehicle entitlements are different.
Renewal requirements depend on your age, licence history, medical circumstances and the entitlement held. DVLA will normally state when a new medical report is required. Always follow the instructions on your renewal notice or application paperwork.
Check that the required sections of the D4 report have been completed, then submit it with the other documents requested for your application or renewal. The doctor completes the medical report, but DVLA makes the final licensing decision.
Book online with a GMC-registered doctor. Eye test included, D4 forms available and appointments at more than 40 UK clinics.
Important: this information is general guidance. Licence requirements depend on your vehicle, existing entitlement, medical circumstances and DVLA instructions.
Book a professional C1 medical and D4 assessment with Motor Medicals for £47. Appointments are available with GMC-registered doctors at more than 40 clinic locations, with your eyesight assessment included.
A C1 licence medical is a medical assessment used when applying for, renewing or restoring entitlement to drive certain medium-sized vehicles. Category C1 generally relates to vehicles with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500kg and no more than 7,500kg.
During the appointment, a GMC-registered doctor reviews your medical history and completes the relevant sections of the D4 medical report. The completed report can then be submitted with the other documents required for your driving licence application or renewal.
C1 entitlement may be needed for a range of professional, commercial and privately owned vehicles. Whether you need a C1 licence depends on the vehicle’s plated weight and the categories already shown on your driving licence.
Minibuses are normally associated with category D1 rather than C1, although both categories may involve completion of a D4 medical report.
Your C1 medical appointment includes the key checks needed for the doctor to complete the medical sections of your D4 form. The assessment is designed to record information relevant to professional and Group 2 driving standards.
Your eyesight check is included in the £47 appointment price. Bring any glasses or contact lenses you use so the doctor can record the appropriate details.
Many ambulance and patient transport roles involve vehicles above 3,500kg. Where an ambulance falls within the C1 weight range, the driver may need to obtain or renew C1 entitlement before driving the vehicle.
Employers and training providers may ask applicants to arrange a C1 ambulance driver medical and submit a completed D4 report as part of the licensing or recruitment process. Check the vehicle category and your employer’s requirements before booking.
A C1 licence is not limited to professional drivers. Owners of larger motorhomes and horseboxes may also need C1 entitlement where the vehicle weighs more than 3,500kg but no more than 7,500kg maximum authorised mass.
Check the vehicle’s weight plate and the categories shown on your current licence. A medical may be required when adding C1 entitlement, renewing it or restoring a category that is no longer active.
Motor Medicals provides C1 and D4 medical appointments at more than 40 clinics across the UK. Use our clinic finder to search by postcode or town, then book your C1 medical online .
Bring photographic identification, your D4 form if you already have one, glasses or contact lenses, a medication list and any relevant medical letters. D4 forms are also available at our clinics.
Please note: the examining doctor completes the medical assessment and relevant sections of your D4 report. DVLA considers the completed application and makes the final decision about your driving entitlement.
Book your £47 C1 and D4 medical with a GMC-registered doctor at a convenient Motor Medicals clinic. Your eyesight assessment is included, and D4 forms are available at our locations.
Medical assessment, eyesight check and completion of the relevant D4 sections.
Book My C1 Medical Call 0161 241 9622The doctor completes your medical report. DVLA makes the final decision about your driving entitlement.
