My license was suspended for medical reasons, but my doctor has since given me the go-ahead to drive again. How do I get my license back?

In most situations, if you take a letter from your doctor to the Department of Motor Vehicles office, or wherever you normally go to get or renew a driver's license, this should suffice. Your letter will need to state the condition that you had, the date that your condition was resolved, and it should state specifically that the doctor clears you for driving. This would be for a regular driver's license. If you held a license for driving a big rig, bus, or taxi, there may be medical examinations that you have to complete to satisfy the DMV.