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A mass extermination of idiots & plebs sits just fine with me . . . especially for those who, for reasons I can't fathom, hold a driving licence, or bizarrely, have managed to attain the age at which they can vote :)

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    Well got confirmation, turns out what the first Dr muddied across was if I don't feel safe don't drive, not don't drive at all - I had to get a second opinion from another Dr reading her notes for it all to make sense. He also advised I had no need unless it affects my driving to contact the dvla.

    I'm personally going to steer clear of the motorway until it all stabilises though as there's imo a difference between the handbrake in heavy traffic and cruise to maintain highish speed

    I'm very glad to hear this, as I'm sure you were/are!

    Now that you can still drive that should make the rest of your recovery process a bit easier at least, not having the added stress/worry of transport.

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    When I had my slipped disc op a few years ago the specialist told me not to drive for a month so I didn't but as it was only a temporary impairment I never reported it to dvla or insurance

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    When I had my slipped disc op a few years ago the specialist told me not to drive for a month so I didn't but as it was only a temporary impairment I never reported it to dvla or insurance

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    Neither would I. It is all about common sense, or should we say "rare" sense.

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