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Yes you can appeal.

If the DVLA decide to revoke you licence on medical grounds then firstly you need to appeal to the DVLA themselves. If that doesn't work then you can appeal to a Magistrates Court. This is done by summonsing the DVLA who will usually instruct a barrister to represent them at court if they are opposing your application.

Before you embark upon this course, however, read the DVLA's medical guidelines about revocation of driving licences on medical grounds. You should also consider obtaining independent and credible medical evidence of your own that supports your argument that you are fit to drive.

Legal aid is not available for this sort of application and you would have to meet the associated costs yourself. These include the costs of a medical report, the court fee for issuing proceedings against the DVLA and legal costs if you choose to be legally represented.

As with all litigation, there are no gurantees of success, no guarantees you will recover your costs and a risk of having to pay the DVLA's costs if you lose and your application was considered to be frivolous.

Have a look at the guidelines yourself and then get some free legal advice from an expert drink driving solicitor before going any further. Call our nationwide helpline to speak to one of our experts on 08450020736.
 
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