Totally different here (at least for me). Middle aged males, by far, are the most likely to be actively malicious. (Manchester - Wilmslow). Danger caused by distraction evens up a little, perhaps with a skew to the young on their 'phones.
Really? Is this on your own initiative, or are you actually tasked to do this? I'm not criticising, you understand, just curious.
It is something the doctor has to report eventually although often at the suggestion of nursing staff. You basically need to tell them the patient should tell the DVLA they are incapable of driving. If they refuse to do so then you can suggest they seek a second opinion. If they refuse that and refuse to tell the DVLA then a doctor reports them to DVLA Medical and you tell the patient you've done it.
Only over the last couple of thousand years. I blame the deists...
Interesting. Thanks.
No problem. My understanding is it used to be less common but now with safeguarding the number one word everyone has to cover themselves and even minor incidents got reported. It is surprisingly common, for instance, for child abuse/child pornography allegations to be made in A&E.
