
Question 6126
Are you required to notify the Provincial Traffic Office of a change in your physical abilities that would require adaptations to be made to your vehicle?
- No, carrying a medical certificate is enough.
- It is not necessary as long as your driver's license is valid.
- Yes.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: Yes.
Yes. Any adaptations you need to drive must be recorded on your license. If an illness or injury means you need to adapt the vehicle, you must undergo another medical examination and go to the Traffic Office so it can check the adaptations and the conditions on your license. A medical certificate is not enough, and having a license that is still valid does not exempt you, because its validity depends on your continuing to meet the requirements under which it was issued.
Accesibilidad en el permiso conducir · Real Decreto 818/2009, de 8 de mayo, por el que se aprueba el Reglamento General de Conductores
