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Old 07-01-2015, 00:44   #1
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Got a love letter from the DVLA asking for my license back (don't run out till March) as i've got to renew it every 3 years being diabetic just hoping I get it back TBH i've got perfect control of the diabetes just not sure what they are going to say about the nerve damage i've got & the pill's i'm on for it or if they are going to strip me of any more entitlements as i've lost my 3.5 & 7.5 tonne & even the 125cc motorbike learner bit Phoned up last time about it & got told I never had any of them ermm yes I did as I passed my test in 1992 you stealing gits
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Old 07-01-2015, 00:46   #2
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Robbing sob's

Take copies of everything you have, pictures and docs

I hope it all works out ok...
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Old 07-01-2015, 01:00   #3
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Robbing sob's

Take copies of everything you have, pictures and docs

I hope it all works out ok...
Cheers but already away in the post can get the 3.5 & 7.5T back if I pass 2 medicals every year at a cost of £400 the DVLA said might look into it thou as I would love just my 3.5T back as it would be very handy as we're getting a caravan so wouldn't have to worry to much by the weight of everything to keep under the 3.5T mark Took them 2 months last time as they went through every bit of my medical records thanks to a stuck up nurse working for the DWP who said no diabetic's should drive time before that I sent it off on the Monday & had it back on the Saturday yeah they really looked at things didn't they
Sorry if i'm ranting guy's just hate the DVLA & pooping myself, makes putting a motor in for a MOT stress free
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Old 07-01-2015, 01:28   #4
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do not understand the rules cos if they class you as fit to drive, it matters little WTF you drive, 3.5 tonnes 25 tonnes ??????????????????? mad, Rick
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Old 07-01-2015, 01:36   #5
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do not understand the rules cos if they class you as fit to drive, it matters little WTF you drive, 3.5 tonnes 25 tonnes ??????????????????? mad, Rick
Sounds like a really cruel way of enforcing "damage limitation" to me

He's likely to do a lot more damage with a 25 tonner than he is with a car
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Sounds like a really cruel way of enforcing "damage limitation" to me

He's likely to do a lot more damage with a 25 tonner than he is with a car
do not follow that theory at all, a guy on a push bike can cause just as much damage, if the law says you are fit to drive then you should be fit to drive any vehicle that your licence says you are competent for, mumpties in control that sit behind desks and have no bloody idea, Rick
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Old 07-01-2015, 19:26   #7
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well im a multiple stroke / heart patient , and the only restriction on my licence is im not allowed to drive a mini bus ....... but I can kill people in a 7.5 ton truck with a trailer
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Old 10-02-2015, 21:28   #9
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Forgot to up date this I got a nice new licence last week nothing have been took off this time in fact they have put my learner bike (upto 125cc) entitlement back on Saw something on the net a while ago that the paper part of the licence was being scrapped by now well this mustn't be the case as the DVLA sent out both the photo card & paper part
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Well done then mate, as said before if you are entitled to a licence then it should be valid for all your passed classes, me I still have the old paper licence and nothing more, I regard the photocard jobbie as an identity card and will not go that route no matter what, Rick
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Old 11-02-2015, 00:29   #11
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Well done then mate, as said before if you are entitled to a licence then it should be valid for all your passed classes, me I still have the old paper licence and nothing more, I regard the photocard jobbie as an identity card and will not go that route no matter what, Rick
Cheers Rick they had it a bit longer than they normally do so think they have had another good look through my medical records again but they will have seen I keep my diabetic control very good to the point the hospital discharged me from their diabetic clinic which i've never heard of happening to a type 1 was a little worried about the nerve blockers I have to take but they must have been happy about them even tho it's in my records I can loose all feeling in my legs which isn't fun when driving but TBH with the T2 having a stiff'ish throttle & not having sharp brakes like a lot of cars really helps in these times I had no choice in changing from the old to new style licence
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