Abstract
Driving has become an unavoidable part of modern life, and a significant proportion of people with diabetes are engaged in driving. Diabetes and its complications can have negative impacts on driving skills. Different countries have their statutory requirement for driving for people with diabetes, although it varies widely. Some countries do not have such regulations. With the advancement of technology, the world has become a global village and it is time to think about an international uniformly accepted driving requirement. In this review, we briefly describe the impact of diabetes on driving and propose a uniform requirement for driving, which can be accepted internationally.
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