You
should let the Driving Standards
Agency (DSA) know when you book
your practical test if you have
any hearing problems, language difficulties,
movement restrictions or adaptations
fitted to your vehicle.
DSA
is committed to equal opportunities
for all and provides a number
of facilities for candidates with
special needs or physical disabilities.
When
booking your practical test, please
let DSA know if you:
- are
deaf or have severe hearing
difficulties
- are
in any way restricted
in your movements
- have
any physical disability
No
matter how serious your disability
might be, you will still take
the same driving test as every
other test candidate. However,
more time is allowed for the
test. This is to allow the examiner
to talk to you about your disability
and any adaptations fitted to
your vehicle.
