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Driver medicals in Manchester

Get your medical done.Leave with your form.

Driver medicals with a GMC registered GP. Your examination, the eye test and the right paperwork, all in the same appointment.

Right form, first time
Council and DVLA paperwork completed correctly.
One appointment
Medical, eyesight check and paperwork together.
GMC registered GPs
Your medical is carried out by a registered GP.
A black cab on a street of red brick buildings

Appointments that fit around work

Evening and weekend appointments are available.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Book online

    Choose your medical and a time. Evening and weekend slots sit alongside weekday ones. For a council medical, pick your licensing authority and we'll have its form ready.

  2. Step 2: Come to the clinic

    Bring your driving licence, your glasses if you wear them, and a list of any medication you take. Most driver medicals take about 15 minutes.

  3. Step 3: Leave with your form

    Your doctor fills in the form, signs it and hands it to you before you go.

Glasses held up in front of a wall mounted sight test chart
The eye test is part of every driver medical.

Our doctors

GMC registered GPs
Every doctor on our team is a GP on the General Medical Council register.
Group 2 experience
Our GPs regularly examine taxi, private hire, lorry and bus drivers.
One standard
Every examination follows the DVLA's Group 2 standards, whichever doctor you see.
Explained before you go
Your doctor goes through what's been recorded on your form before you leave.
A clinic waiting room

Find the clinic

Lime Square Medical CentreAshton Old Road, Manchester, M11 1DA

Questions drivers ask

How long does the appointment take?

Most driver medicals take about 15 minutes. Allow a bit longer if you need two forms filled in, or if there's a lot in your medical history.

Do I get the form on the day?

Yes. The doctor fills in and signs the form during your appointment, and you take it with you.

Do I need to bring the form?

Usually not. We keep the forms for 67 licensing authorities as well as the DVLA D4. Do bring any letter your council or the DVLA has sent you, so we can check which version applies.

What should I bring?

Your driving licence, your glasses or contact lenses if you wear them, and a list of any medication you take.

Is the eye test included?

Yes. Every driver medical includes the eye test.

What does it cost?

Every driver medical is £55, eye test included. A fit to fly assessment is £100 and a private GP appointment is £60. If you need a second council form at the same visit, that is £45.

Book your driver medical

Pick a time online, including evenings and weekends. Pay when you book or at the clinic.