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TFL PCO Medical Form Submission
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Take the TPH 204 – PCO Medical Test with Expert Guidance

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PCO Medical Test for PHV Drivers – TfL Approved & Fast-Track

A healthy driver ensures a safe ride. Since driving for long hours every day can be a highly exhausting job, for a professional driver, the physical and mental capacity to withstand the exertion is crucial. Transport for London (TfL) has implemented definitive guidelines under the PCO Medical Test to assess PHV drivers for their medical fitness to drive according to the newly upgraded DVLA Group 2 standards.

The TPH204 is the official TFL PCO medical form that PHV drivers in London must complete as part of their PCO Licence application. The medical assessment has to be carried out by a GMC-registered GP. 

PCO Licence East London is a specialist, fast-track PCO licence centre in London offering expert guidance and assistance to drivers. Our PCO medical exam package is available at unbeatable prices with a faster turnaround. Book an appointment to find out more.

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How Does the PCO Medical Exam Work

You can either submit the 204 TfL PCO medical form as part of our Premium PCO Licence Package or the separate PCO Licence Medical Only package. You simply have to share a medical history to complete the process. 

We work as a bridge connecting PCO Licence applicants to GMC-registered GPs at a lower price and reduced waiting time, including same-day appointments, which are subject to availability. The PCO Medical Exam takes about 30-40 minutes and covers the following parameters:

PCO Medical Test assessments

After completing the PCO Medical Test assessments, the GP will sign a full medical note with a surgery stamp according to the TfL PCO medical form. If we are processing your application, we will send this form off as part of your PCO application. Should you choose to apply independently, we will provide you with the completed medical form to take home.

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PCO Licence: DVLA Group 2 Standards for Drivers with Disabilities

The TfL’s “equal opportunities” policy allows individuals with disabilities to apply for a PCO licence in London. While there are restrictions in terms of the eligibility criteria, in several cases, implementing vehicle adaptations and adaptive strategies can make it possible for disabled persons to become full-time PHV drivers in London by complying with the DVLA Group 2 standards for safe driving. Below are some common vehicle modifications:

  • Steering wheel ball
  • Hand-operated braking controls
  • Hand-operated accelerator control
  • Reconfigured foot pedal controls
  • Infra-red control panel for operating vehicle lights, indicators, and horn

If you have a disability and are looking to meet the PCO licensing criteria, we at PCO Licence East London can help you understand your requirements more personally. With the right guidance, you take the best step towards a healthy career.

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TPH/204 PCO Medical Test for PCO Licence Renewals

Previous Standards

Earlier, the DVLA Group 1 medical standards were applied to car drivers, including taxi drivers who drove vehicle categories B, C1, and D1. DVLA Group 2 was for LGVs, lorries, buses, and vehicles specific to categories C and D.

Updated Requirements

The TfL has decided to apply the higher medical standards of Group 2 to Uber, Bolt, and other PHV drivers, including those who drive hatchbacks, sedans, and minibuses with up to 16 seats.

Renewal Process

Drivers aged between 45 to 65 must renew their Group 2 licensing entitlement every five years. If you have reached this age, you must self-declare your licensing.

If you are looking to renew your PCO licence, we can help you comply with the new TfL standards and help you complete the TfL PCO medical form accordingly.

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