East of England · driver medicals
Which doctor King's Lynn and West Norfolk will accept, how often you have to repeat it and which form they want. Councils disagree with each other on every one of those, so this is King's Lynn and West Norfolk’s answer and nobody else’s.
Nothing published says who may carry it out, and this is not a safe thing to assume. Ring them before you book and pay, because the councils either side of them may well have opposite rules.
Taken from Drivers - New and renewal - supporting documents, Medical report. Rules change and councils rewrite their pages without notice, so confirm before you book and pay. If something here is wrong please say and I will check it against the council and fix it.
Of the 315 UK licensing areas checked so far, King's Lynn and West Norfolk is one of 35 that publish nothing on who may carry it out.
Neighbouring authorities do not follow each other on this, and a certificate accepted in one is regularly refused in the next. Check the area whose badge you actually hold.
| Licensing area | Who can carry out the medical |
|---|---|
| Cambridge | The council does not say |
| Luton | Your own GP only |
| Norwich | Any registered doctor with your records |
| Peterborough | Any GMC-registered doctor |
| Central Bedfordshire | Any registered doctor with your records |
| Huntingdonshire | Any registered doctor with your records |
| Bedford | Any GMC-registered doctor |
| Broadland | Any registered doctor with your records |
| West Suffolk | Any registered doctor with your records |
| Colchester | The council does not say |
| East Suffolk | Any registered doctor with your records |
| Watford | Your own GP only |
The medical is one bill among several. See what King's Lynn and West Norfolk charges for the driver, vehicle and operator licences, taken from the same published sources.
Every line above is taken from King's Lynn and West Norfolk’s own published guidance and read by hand against that source. Nothing here is from trade press, a forum or an estimate. This is not medical or legal advice.
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