STROKE

Following a stroke, physical movement may recover, but difficulties with cognition, vision, or attention can sometimes persist. Under RSA guidelines, a post-stroke medical report is required, and many individuals may need to stop driving temporarily.

The decision to resume driving should be based on functional ability rather than diagnosis alone.

Atlantic Driving Assessments specialises in post-stroke driving assessments, evaluating key areas such as memory, concentration, coordination, and real-world driving performance.

Our assessments and reports help determine when it is safe to return to driving and identify whether any restrictions or additional supports may be required.

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