If you are applying for a driving licence or learner permit you must supply a medical report (Form D.501) if you have any of the following diseases or disabilities:
- Alcoholism
- Any physical disablement which is likely to affect ability to drive safely
- Any illness which requires the regular use of psychotropic substances
- Any illness or disease which requires the regular use of medications likely to affect the ability to drive safely
- Cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, serious diseases of the blood.
- Diplopia, defective binocular vision or loss of visual field
- Encephalitis, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis or hereditary diseases of the nervous system associated with progressive muscular atrophy and congenital myotonic disorders
- Epilepsy, diseases of the peripheral nervous system, trauma of the central or peripheral nervous system
- Cerebrovascular diseases, lesion with damage to spinal cord and resultant paraplegia
- Mental disturbance due to disease or trauma of, or operation upon, the central nervous system
- Severe mental retardation, Psychosis, Psychoneurosis or personality disorders
- Serious hearing deficiency
- Serious diseases of the blood
- Any disease of the genito-urinary system (including renal disorder) which is likely to affect ability to drive safely
