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Very careful consideration is required regarding the psychiatric standards of fitness to drive large goods vehicles (LGVs) and passenger carrying vehicles (PCVs). The Royal College of Psychiatrists produced a commentary and guidance on this matter in 1981, and this was updated in 1984. A further review over the course of 1991–92 has led to this updated guidance. It should also be noted that since 1984 European legislation has altered, and continues to do so.

Psychiatric standards of fitness to drive large goods vehicles (LGVs) and passenger carrying vehicles (PCVs)