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A word to the wise: interpret these questions literally and answer them honestly. An older form (MV-2) dated 1/89 is still being distributed.

Your answers may trigger a request for medical information and a review. An issue may come up when you renew your license depending on your answers to the questions which DMV asks all drivers on renewal (which are similar to the questions asked applicants for new licenses). So the answer to the question of what happens to your license is, simply, nothing. However, health care professionals are not encouraged to make reports as you can file a lawsuit for violation of your privacy: the law does not afford them immunity. DMV can review your qualifications for licensure if they receive a complaint from another person, including a health care professional who is treating you. Suspension and revocation actions can be taken for many reasons, including too many points for moving violations or involvement in a crash in which someone was killed. Your license remains valid until it expires or DMV takes action to suspend or revoke it. For trucks, buses and other commercial vehicles the rules are much stricter if you drive interstate. For the moment, we assume that you hold a valid NYS operators license to drive an ordinary private car. What follows IS information about the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles’ (DMV) rules and procedures concerning your driver’s license. _ Whether you can drive safely is NOT what this is about: If you have survived a brain injury and you want to drive again, first take the matter up with your doctors and therapists. The information below represents her own views and, while every effort has been made to assure accuracy, not official DMV policy.

She is not currently associated with the DMV. She chaired the Subcommittee for the Elderly and Disabled Driver. Gianutsos was a member of the NYS DMV’s Medical Advisory Board which met in 1988-9 to review policy. of Driver Educators for the Disabled) _ Cognitive Rehabilitation Services, 38-25 52nd St. Neuropsychologist Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (Assoc. What happens to your NYS driver’s license after brain injury? Rosamond Gianutsos, Ph.D.