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Well you aren't supposed to, you mean to say. It does sound like a good idea for someone who has just been risking it, to get self-driving as a backup. General
by unishark 5y ago
Well you aren't supposed to, you mean to say. It does sound like a good idea for someone who has just been risking it, to get self-driving as a backup.
Generally if the state finds out you have epilepsy, you'll need to be seizure free without medication for some period of months or more (depending which state), and perhaps need a doctor to sign off, before you can get a driver's license.
- chakspak 5y agoI had to stop driving for four months after I had a sudden major seizure episode. Changes to medication also meant not driving for a similar amount of time. I have not had an event in years, and no longer take medication, but anxiety about driving and being independent is still something I carry with me.