TfL Medical Exam
TfL Medical Exam
All PCO applicants and renewals must pass a TfL-compliant medical exam. We’ll help you book with an approved GP, handle the paperwork, and ensure your TPH/204 form is completed correctly.
What Is the TfL Medical?
The TfL medical assesses your physical and mental fitness to drive professionally, following DVLA Group 2 standards. The doctor completes the official TfL TPH/204 medical form.
Our Medical Booking Service Includes:
- Booking with a TfL-approved doctor
- Assistance gathering medical history from your NHS GP if needed
- Ensuring the TPH/204 form is filled out correctly
- Fast appointment slots (usually within 3–5 days)
- Advice on any existing conditions or medications
Why Use Our Medical Service?
We handle the booking and liaise with GPs who regularly complete TfL medicals—no wasted trips, no incomplete forms.
Can I Use My NHS GP?
Yes—but NHS wait times can be long. We offer faster appointments with doctors experienced in TfL exams.
How Much Does It Cost?
Our booking fee starts from £60, with the total cost varying by location and any extra tests required.
Client Reviews
“They booked me in 48 hours and submitted my form correctly.”
– Rizwan K., East London
“Professional and fast—no delays in my application.”
– Nargis D., Barking
Contact Us Now
Phone:0208 153 0693
What does the TfL medical exam cover?
The TfL medical follows DVLA Group 2 standards and assesses your vision, blood pressure, cardiovascular health, and any chronic conditions to ensure you can drive safely.
How long is the medical certificate valid?
Once passed, your TfL medical is valid for up to 3 years if you’re under 65, and 1 year if you’re over 65. Certain conditions may shorten validity—our staff will advise.
Can I use my NHS GP for the TfL medical?
Yes, but NHS surgery waits can be long. It’s best to book you with doctors experienced in TfL TPH/204 forms to guarantee fast appointments and correct paperwork.
How much does the TfL medical exam cost?
Booking fee starts from £60. The total cost depends on location and any additional tests (e.g. ECG or vision assessment) that will be required.
What if I have an existing medical condition?
Conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure can still pass. You’ll need to provide recent medical reports—our team will guide you on exactly what TfL requires.
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