Chronic condition that does not pose risk for safe driving and does not require use of assistive medical equipment or nonstandard accessory driving devices; or a. Mild N/A Clinician documents stable condition that is unlikely to deteriorate and driver has already passed road test. Chronic condition, which may impair 4 years4 ability to drive safely and/or requires personal assistive medical equipment (such b. Moderate ROAD TEST as prosthesis, orthosis, or any type of nonstandard accessory driving device such as hand/foot controls). Chronic condition, which causes impairments that interfere with the ability c. Severe to drive safely despite use of personal No driving assistive medical equipment, or any nonstandard accessory driving devices. 1 For further discussion regarding MISCELLANEOUS MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, please refer to NARRATIVE found at beginning of this section. 2 For further explanation of degree of impairment, please refer to SECTION 3. 3 Persons who have an implanted spinal cord/dorsal column stimulator are advised turn off the device prior to driving due to the potential for unexpected changes in stimulation with activity that could possibly be unsafe. 4 Interval for review may be more frequent if recommended by clinician. FUNCTIONAL ABILITY PROFILE Multiple Sclerosis1 Degree of Interval for Profile Impairment2/ Condition Definition / Example Review and Other Levels Potential for At Risk Actions Driving 1. No diagnosed condition No known disorder N/A Condition fully There is no recovery from multiple 2. N/A recovered sclerosis
a. Mild Chronic condition that does not pose risk for safe driving and does not require use of assistive medical equipment or nonstandard accessory driving devices; or Clinician documents stable condition that is unlikely to deteriorate and driver has already passed road test. N/A b. Moderate Chronic condition, which may impair ability to drive safely and/or requires personal assistive medical equipment (such as prosthesis, orthosis, or any type of nonstandard accessory driving device such as hand/foot controls). 4 years4 ROAD TEST c. Severe Chronic condition, which causes impairments that interfere with the ability to drive safely despite use of personal assistive medical equipment, or any nonstandard accessory driving devices. No driving 1 For further discussion regarding MISCELLANEOUS MUSCULOSKELETAL AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, please refer to NARRATIVE found at beginning of this section. 2 For further explanation of degree of impairment, please refer to SECTION 3. 3 Persons who have an implanted spinal cord/dorsal column stimulator are advised turn off the device prior to driving due to the potential for unexpected changes in stimulation with activity that could possibly be unsafe. 4 Interval for review may be more frequent if recommended by clinician. FUNCTIONAL ABILITY PROFILE Multiple Sclerosis1 Profile Levels Degree of Impairment2/ Potential for At Risk Driving Condition Definition / Example Interval for Review and Other Actions 1. No diagnosed condition No known disorder N/A 2. Condition fully recovered There is no recovery from multiple sclerosis N/A
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