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hello im back im 66 male type 2

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hi ive hd typ 2 since 2015 on gliclazide to control my last hBCA1 LEVEL WS 66 WEEK GO DOCTOR TOLD ME TO INFORM DVLA ND INSURANCE CN NY ON RECOMEND BEST INSURANCE COMPANYS TO US CT
 
Well managed diabetes should not affect your insurance premium if you are deemed safe to drive by your doctor.
However, as you have been advised, you need to tell them.
 
Welcome back @hammy1

You might find this overview of the guidance around driving when you have diabetes, and take glucose lowering medications, helpful

Driving and diabetes

For most people with diabetes, driving isn’t a problem, and they can hold a driving licence and carry on driving. Here you’ll find everything you need to know about diabetes and driving. "As someone with diabetes, it's really important that I'm aware of the rules around driving in the UK" - Mim...
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