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What the Writer Says…
LC40 is the endorsement code for driving a vehicle having failed to notify a disability. It falls under Section 94(3A) of the Road Traffic Act 1988, which requires licence holders to notify the Secretary of State if they become aware of a disability that is likely to affect their fitness to drive.
The key difference between LC40 and LC30 is the nature of the failure. LC30 involves making a false declaration on a licence application. LC40 involves failing to notify the DVLA about a disability that develops or becomes relevant after the licence has already been granted. In practice, both relate to medical fitness, but LC40 is about omission rather than active misstatement.
– Susan Difford, Insurance Expert &
