Can you learn to drive with dyspraxia?

In general, a dyspraxia diagnosis should not prevent you from learning to drive. Plenty of people with dyspraxia earn their licence and go on to become excellent drivers. You just need to go into it with determination and an acceptance that some lessons may be difficult.

Do you have to disclose dyspraxia to the DVLA?

You must inform the DVLA of any learning disabilities, except for dyslexia and dyspraxia. If you have dyslexia or dyspraxia, you may want to let your theory test centre know, as they may be able to provide additional time or support to help you take the test.

Do you have to declare dyspraxia?

Do you have to tell the DVLA if you have dyspraxia? No, you do not need to notify the DVLA. However, if you feel that something could directly affect your ability to drive safely, then it is a sensible idea to let them know. It is also recommended to disclose your dyspraxia to your driving instructor at the start.

Does dyslexia affect learning to drive?

Learning to drive is tricky. Having dyslexia might make the whole driving experience feel difficult or scary, but there are a number of things you can easily do to make the process much more accessible. The British Dyslexia Association suggests taking lessons in an automatic car.

Can you drive with Dyspraxia UK?

Although dyspraxia can affect a sufferer’s ability to grasp many basic driving skills, there are no laws or legislation from the DVSA regarding driving with dyspraxia. If you live with the disorder, you are not limited in any area when it comes to getting your licence.

Can you get a driving Licence with ADHD?

Licensing may be granted if continuing symptoms are minor. That means that people with ADHD have a legal duty to notify DVLA when they receive a diagnosis of ADHD. In the DVLA’s guidance for doctors it says that they should “advise the individual on their legal requirement to notify the DVLA.”

Is it harder for dyslexic people to drive?

Dyslexia is a lot more common than generally thought with about 10% of people having it to some degree. All this makes learning to drive harder. …