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Can I drive with a broken wrist in a cast?
Conclusion: It is recommended that all medical professionals advise their patients that they should not drive while immobilised in an upper limb plaster cast.
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Is it illegal to drive with a cast on your arm UK?
…"You must tell DVLA if you'll be unable to drive for more than 3 months because of a broken limb. You can be fined up to £1,000 if you don't tell DVLA about a medical condition that affects your driving. You may be prosecuted if you're involved in an accident as a result.
Can you drive stick with a cast?
It is not advisable to drive with a plaster cast on your lower body or on your left arm. With the right arm, you cannot drive if the cast involves your elbow or any of your fingers and thumb.
Can you drive wearing a plaster cast?
do not lift anything heavy or drive until the cast has been removed. use crutches or a sling as advised by your health professional. use painkillers if you experience any pain.
Can you drive with cast on wrist?
We normally advise you not to drive in a plaster. A plaster cast or splint will reduce your range of movement.
When can you drive after a broken wrist?
This varies, and can be as much as eight weeks after your cast is removed. You can start driving when you have enough movement and strength to hold the steering wheel firmly and control the car safely.
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Can you legally drive with a broken wrist UK?
You must tell DVLA if you'll be unable to drive for more than 3 months because of a broken limb. You can be fined up to £1,000 if you don't tell DVLA about a medical condition that affects your driving. You may be prosecuted if you're involved in an accident as a result.
Can you legally drive with a cast on your hand?
With the right arm, you cannot drive if the cast involves your elbow or any of your fingers and thumb. However, there is a difference of opinion with regard to a below-elbow plaster cast as there are some studies which support or do not support a return to driving.
Can you drive with a arm cast UK?
Can I drive with the plaster cast? The plaster cast can affect your driving ability. It is not advisable to drive with a plaster cast on your lower body or on your left arm. With the right arm, you cannot drive if the cast involves your elbow or any of your fingers and thumb.
Can I drive with a plaster cast on my wrist UK?
Conclusion: It is recommended that all medical professionals advise their patients that they should not drive while immobilised in an upper limb plaster cast.
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Is it illegal to drive with a cast on hand UK?
DVLA just says don't need to notify them of temporary things. YANBU – Yes you can drive in a cast.
Can I drive a car with a cast on my leg?
We normally advise you not to drive in a plaster. A plaster cast or splint will reduce your range of movement.
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Can you drive a car with a plaster cast on?
We normally advise you not to drive in a plaster. A plaster cast or splint will reduce your range of movement.
Can you drive with left hand in a cast?
Conclusion: It is recommended that all medical professionals advise their patients that they should not drive while immobilised in an upper limb plaster cast.
Can you drive a manual car with a broken foot?
Tips. Driving is not possible when the foot is immobilized with a bandage or with plaster. Many foot fractures require a long time off work until they are cured, during which time driving is not allowed.
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Is it legal to drive with a plaster cast?
With the right arm, you cannot drive if the cast involves your elbow or any of your fingers and thumb. However, there is a difference of opinion with regard to a below-elbow plaster cast as there are some studies which support or do not support a return to driving.
What should you not do with a cast on?
avoid getting small objects, powders and sprays inside your cast, as they could irritate your skin. do not try to alter the length or position of your cast. do not lift anything heavy or drive until the cast has been removed.
