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GB News: Elderly drivers face £2,500 fine for breaking UK medical rules as new safety campaign cracks down on 'errors'
Drivers in the UK are being warned of severe penalties for failing to accurately disclose medical conditions that may impair their driving. A campaign launched by Northern Ireland's Department for Infrastructure aims to raise awareness about road safety, particularly focusing on elderly motorists and those with health issues.
The initiative includes two key components: 'Keep Yourself Right' encourages drivers to manage their health conditions responsibly, while 'Time to Talk' promotes discussions among family and friends regarding driving capabilities. Under UK law, drivers over 70 must renew their licenses and report any medical conditions, with fines for non-compliance reaching up to £2,500.