One thing to consider is that, depending on the underlying cause of epilepsy, the patient may experience subtle or pronounced cognitive impairments that could pose a risk while operating a motor vehicle, both to themselves and others. This risk may be higher for patients with an RNS device implanted...

The answer may vary depending on the state, but from what I know, most states operate similarly. The determining factor isn't whether or not you're experiencing a seizure but whether you are having driving-impairing events. Therefore, the specific findings detected by the RNS (such as repetitive spi...