Vragen op de Gezondheidsverklaring voor rijbewijzen auto, motor en T
Questions of a Health certificate for a driving licence for Car (B), Motor (A), T-driving licence or Trailer behind car (BE)
Below you can read the questions you will be asked filling out a Health certificate to get or keep a driving licence for Car (B), Motor (A), T-driving licence or Trailer behind car (BE).
1) Do you have limited use of an arm, hand or fingers?
Fill in 'yes' if:
- you have limited strength in an arm, hand or fingers
- you have no use at all of an arm, hand or fingers (for example, due to paralysis)
- you are missing an arm or hand; or part of an arm or hand
- you have a prosthetic arm
2) Do you have limited use of a leg or foot?
Fill in 'yes' if:
- you have limited strength in a leg or foot
- you have no use at all of a leg or foot (for example, due to paralysis)
- you are missing a leg or foot; or part of a leg or foot
- you have a prosthetic leg
- you use walking aids, such as a stick or rollator
3) Do you have impaired vision in one or both eyes even when wearing glasses or contact lenses?
Can you see well when wearing your glasses or contact lenses? If so, fill in 'no'. If you cannot see well even when wearing your glasses or contact lenses, fill in 'yes'. Contact lenses also include night contact lenses.
3a) Do you drive with or do you wish to drive with a bioptic telescope (BTS) via VISO?
A BTS is a device used to improve vision. Go to www.auto-mobiliteit.org for more information.
4) Are you being treated or have you ever been treated by an ophthalmologist for any reason other than for your glasses or contact lenses?
For example, for treatment of cataracts or for laser eye surgery.
4a) Are you still under the supervision of an ophthalmologist?
5) Do you have diabetes?
5a) Are you currently taking medication for your diabetes?
Consider insulin or tablets.
5a1) Have you had diabetes for more than 10 years?
If you are not sure, fill in 'no'. We will then investigate this further.
6) Do you have chronic kidney disease (reduced kidney function)?
Also fill in 'yes' if you undergo dialysis.
6a) Is your kidney function less than 20%?
If you are not sure, fill in 'yes'.
7) Do you have a lung disease (COPD), high blood pressure or a blood disorder? Or have you had an organ transplant?
8) Do you have a heart disorder or vascular disorder?
Fill in 'yes' if you have a pacemaker or an ICD, for example. Or if you have had a heart attack or open-heart surgery. Or if you have a blood vessel disorder, such as arteriosclerosis, or if you have had an angioplasty or vascular surgery.
8a) Do you have an ICD?
An ICD is not the same as a pacemaker. Do you have a pacemaker then enter no.
8b) Do you have a LVAD?
A LVAD is not the same as a pacemaker. Do you have a pacemaker, you should also enter no for this question.
9) Have you ever been diagnosed with a disorder of your brain, spinal cord or nervous system (for example, a stroke or muscular disease)?
This includes, for example:
- stroke, brain haemorrhage, brain tumour, brain injury;
- Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS;
- muscle weakness;
- dementia (all forms);
- spinal cord injury , nerve injury or neuropathy.
Also fill in 'yes' if you have been diagnosed with a brain or nervous system disorder that is not included in this list. You can provide more details in the following questions.
9a) Have you been diagnosed with a form of dementia or MCI?
Also fill in 'yes' if you do not have dementia or MCI, but you do have cognitive Problems, thinking and remembering information.
9b) Have you ever suffered a stroke or brain haemorrhage?
This concerns problems with the blood supply to your brain and the blood vessels in your brain. In the following questions you can provide more details.
9b 1) Did this happen in the last six months?
9b 1.1) Did you undergo surgery to the blood vessels in your brain?
9b 1.2) Do you still have any residual problems as a result of your stroke?
Consider, for example, paralysis or memory problems. Fill in 'yes' if you still have problems with your vision, with your thinking or with your movement.
9c) Have you ever been diagnosed with a malformation of a blood vessel in your brain (known as a brain arteriovenous malformation), without first suffering a bleed in your brain?
Sometimes, a doctor may discover a malformation of a blood vessel in the brain by chance, for instance on a brain scan or MRI. Fill in 'yes' if you have been identified as having a blood vessel malformation in the brain, without an intracranial bleeding.
9d) Do you have a nervous system disorder?
This includes, for example, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, ALS or neuropathy.
9e) Do you have a muscular disease?
Go to www.spierziekten.nl for more information about muscular diseases.
9f) Do you have a brain tumour? Or have you ever had one?
Brain tumour means all benign and malignant tumours within the skull.
9g) Do you have a brain disorder or nervous system disorder that has not yet been mentioned?
Fill in 'yes' if you have a brain or nervous system disorder which has a negative effect on your vision, thinking or movement. For example, spinal cord injury, nerve damage or a brain injury caused by an accident.
10) Have you ever had an epileptic fit?
There are many types of epileptic fit. For this question, the type of epileptic fit does not matter.
10a) Have you had an epileptic fit within the last five years?
If you are not sure exactly when you last had an epileptic fit, fill in 'yes'.
11) Have you ever experienced abnormal sleepiness during the day?
Fill in 'yes' if you have ever felt so sleepy that you were not able to stay awake. Consider, for example, disorders such as sleep apnoea and narcolepsy.
11a) Have you ever been diagnosed with sleep apnoea (OSAS)?
11b) Have you ever been diagnosed with narcolepsy or hypersomnolence?
12) In the last three years, have you, on more than one occasion, suddenly lost consciousness (for example, fainting)?
Sudden loss of consciousness can have many causes. Fill in 'yes' if you have suddenly lost consciousness, whatever the reason, on more than one occasion.
13) In the past year, have you had attacks of dizziness due to Meniere’s disease?
14) Do you have ADHD or ADD?
Fill in 'yes' if you currently have a diagnosis of ADHD or ADD. Fill in 'no' if you were diagnosed as a child, but your treatment ended before you turned 16. In that case, a doctor decided that treatment was no longer necessary. You no longer have symptoms and you do not use medication. Not sure? Then we recommend that you first discuss this with your general practitioner.
15) Have you ever been diagnosed with autism or a form of autism, such as PDD-NOS, McDD or Asperger syndrome?
16) Have you ever been diagnosed with any other psychological or psychiatric disorder?
Fill in 'yes' if you have ever consulted a general practitioner or psychiatrist who diagnosed you with a psychiatric disorder. Consider, for example, depression, psychosis or an anxiety disorder.
16a) Have you ever been diagnosed with depression or bipolar disorder?
16 a1) Were you diagnosed within the past five years?
If you are not sure exactly when you were diagnosed, fill in 'yes'.
16 a1.1) Have you been treated by a psychiatrist within the past year?
16b) Have you ever had an episode of psychosis or do you have schizophrenia?
Fill in 'yes' if a doctor has diagnosed you with schizophrenia. Also fill in 'yes' if you have ever had an episode of psychosis.
16 b1) To date, have you had only a single episode of psychosis?
16 b1.1) Did this single episode occur within the last 10 years?
16c) Do you have an anxiety disorder?
16d) Do you have any other psychological or psychiatric disorder not mentioned in the previous questions?
17) In the last five years, have you excessively used (abused) alcohol, drugs or other addictive substances?
Fill in 'yes' if:
- it is difficult for you to function without alcohol or drugs;
- you regularly drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs;
- you have been treated for alcohol or drug abuse within the last five years.
Not sure whether you abuse alcohol or drugs? Then take the test on: https://www.jellinek.nl/test-uw-kennis-of-gebruik/#Testuwgebruik
18) Do you use medications that can have a negative affect on your ability to drive?
This concerns medicines that can make you sleepy or drowsy, or medicines with serious side effects.
There will often be a warning on the packaging, but not always. However, it will always be mentioned in the patient information leaflet.
Not sure?
On the website www.rijveiligmetmedicijnen.nl you can check whether you are taking a medicine that means you should avoid driving.
19) Do you have any other illnesses, diseases or disabilities that make it difficult to drive a motor vehicle?
You could answer 'yes' to this question if, for example, you made little progress during driving lessons, or if you wish to inform the CBR that you are deaf or that you have a mental disability.