Have You Had a Seizure While Driving?

San Diego Channel 6 recently reported that a school bus was in an accident near Euclid Avenue and Guymon Street in San Diego. The school bus had no students in it at the time of the accident. The San Diego school bus driver was believed to have suffered a seizure or other medical issue which possibly caused the accident. The accident ended with the school bus plowing into the front of a home after hitting a minivan. Both the San Diego school bus driver and two people from the minivan were taken to the hospital.

In situations like the one above, the driver could face having his/her driver’s license suspended and potentially revoked by the DMV. The state of California can take a driver’s license if it is determined that the person has a physical or mental condition that can affect his/her driving abilities.

Have you or a loved one recently had your license suspended following a medical issue like a seizure? If the California DMV feels that you have such a condition, a P&M (Physical and Mental) hearing must be held. It is important to contact an experienced San Diego DMV Hearing attorney to represent your interests and your rights at the hearing.

At Wallin and Klarich, our San Diego DMV Hearing attorneys have successfully represented many clients in this situation. Our knowledgeable San Diego DMV hearing attorneys will work to ensure that the facts of your case are heard. Many drivers in your situation are still able to safely drive and shouldn’t lose their driving privileges. Contact us as soon as possible via phone at 1-877-230-1529 or fill out our consultation form online at www.wklaw-sandiego.com for a free evaluation of your San Diego County case. We can work to reinstate your driving privileges.