Drivers across the UK have been issued a stark warning that they must report a little-known health condition to the DVLA - or risk being slapped with a hefty fine. In order to keep the roads as safe as possible, there are certain health issues that all drivers should declare to the DVLA. These conditions, which include the likes of epilepsy and diabetes , can affect your ability to drive safely - so it's really important that you declare them.
But there's one little-known problem that many people suffer from that you may not realise has to be reported - which is why experts have issued an important reminder. READ MORE: Vehicles 'could fail next MOT' if drivers haven't done certain number of miles Car experts at leading automotive company, BigWantsYourCar.com , have issued a word of warning to anyone who has the tendency to feel dizzy - as this can seriously affect your ability to drive and stay alert whilst behind the wheel.
And if you don't keep the DVLA up to date, you risk being hit with a fine of up to £1,000 if your condition ends up causing an accident. The pros said: "If you experience sudden, disabling, or recurrent dizziness or vertigo, it's vital to inform the DVLA. Failing to do so can lead to serious repercussions, including a fine of up to £1,000, and in some cases, prosecution if your condition results in an accident.
Drivers with car or motorcycle licences should fill out form DIZ1 and send it to the DVLA. The address for submission is provided on the form. F.