D4 Medical Examination for a Lorry or Bus Driving Licence (Group 2)
DVLA Group 2 medical examination and D4 form completion for HGV (lorry) and bus / Passenger Carrying Vehicle (PCV) drivers — delivered professionally and efficiently.
CQC-registered clinic • Confidential, clinician-led assessment • Harley Street, London clinic
Having a top Chief Medical Officer guiding your company’s health and safety efforts fosters a culture of well-being, enhances employee satisfaction, and contributes to the organisation’s overall success. Our CEO, Dr. Charles Easmon, leads the clinic with a passion for medical excellence and personalised patient care.
Dr Charlie or Dr. Ade can be appointed as your personal company medical officer to help reduce rates of absenteeism. They will be able to give advice on when a referral to occupational health is required and ways to monitor, prevent and manage sickness absence. In many cases this will assist the employee in a faster and safer return to work by recommending adjustments or modifying duties. YEHS offers face-to-face, telephone or video consultations when making an assessment.
Having an experienced clinician complete your DVLA D4 medical helps ensure your application or renewal is supported by a clear, accurate medical report. At YEHS, we provide a structured Group 2 medical examination and complete the D4 Medical Examination Report in line with DVLA requirements, with careful attention to identity checks, medical history, and the clinical examination sections.
Why it matters
What we offer
We provide D4 medicals for:
- First-time Group 2 applications (HGV / lorry and bus / Passenger Carrying Vehicles – PCV)
- Licence renewals (including when DVLA requests an updated medical report)
- Drivers with existing medical conditions who need a clear, well-documented DVLA medical report
What your appointment can include:
- Identity verification and form checks (as required before a report is completed)
- Review of your medical history as recorded on the D4
- Clinical examination and measurements required by the D4 report
- Completion and signing of the D4 medical examination report sections by the examining clinician
- Vision section completion where the examining clinician is able to do so (the D4 form notes the examining doctor must decide whether they can complete the eyesight section)
Designed for speed, accuracy & minimal disruption
We know drivers often need this done quickly and correctly. Our process is designed to be straightforward and efficient:
- Clear pre-appointment guidance on what to bring
- A structured, checklist-based medical assessment aligned to the D4 form
- Careful form completion to reduce the risk of avoidable DVLA delays
- Confidential handling of medical information
Policy-first, people-safe
For professional drivers, medical fitness is part of a wider safety culture. If you are an employer arranging D4 medicals for your workforce, YEHS can also support with occupational health advice around fitness for work, safety-critical roles, and appropriate workplace adjustments (where relevant). All assessments are handled confidentially and with appropriate clinical governance.
Who this is for
This service is for:
- HGV/lorry drivers (Group 2)
- Bus/PCV drivers (Group 2)
- Applicants and renewing drivers who have been asked by DVLA to provide a D4 medical report
- Employers arranging medicals for safety-critical transport roles
What to expect
- Book your appointment
- Bring your D4 form and required documents (see checklist below)
- We complete the medical examination and the relevant D4 sections
- You submit the completed D4 as part of your DVLA application/renewal process (as instructed by DVLA)
What to bring
- Your D4 form (unless you have arranged for us to provide/print it)
- Photo ID (for identity confirmation)
- Glasses/contact lenses if you use them for driving
- A list of current medications (or repeat prescription printout)
- Relevant supporting letters/summaries for any ongoing conditions (e.g., diabetes, sleep apnoea, cardiac, neurological, psychiatric, eye conditions)