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Medical conditions that must be reported to DVLA - or drivers face up to an eye-watering and jaw-dropping £1,000 fin e - have been revealed. The DVLA requires drivers to inform them of certain medical conditions that may affect their ability to drive.

And if you don't, you could face a hefty fine. In particular, five common conditions can quietly affect your capacity to drive safely and lawfully, with approximately 10 million people across the UK having received such diagnoses.

The DVLA has an A-Z directory of conditions online where motorists can look up their specific diagnosis to determine whether they must inform the DVLA and the procedure for doing so, either digitally or through postal forms.

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