Invalidated insurance

You only have to tell DVLA IF a condition or illness affects your ability to drive, for example eye conditions that affect your sight or maybe a heart condition or epilepsy etc that may result in sudden loss of control or consciousness. Should your ASD result in a sudden loss of control, affect your spacial awareness, speed and or distance judgment, maybe coordination or any other aspect that makes your being in control of a vehicle a risk I suspect you should inform them. 

In terms of insurance there is no forum answer, you should read each policies individual terms and conditions once purchased or schedule prior to purchase. 

You only have to tell DVLA IF a condition or illness affects your ability to drive, for example eye conditions that affect your sight or maybe a heart condition or epilepsy etc that may result in sudden loss of control or consciousness. Should your ASD result in a sudden loss of control, affect your spacial awareness, speed and or distance judgment, maybe coordination or any other aspect that makes your being in control of a vehicle a risk I suspect you should inform them. 

In terms of insurance there is no forum answer, you should read each policies individual terms and conditions once purchased or schedule prior to purchase.