The reminder comes from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), which warns that drivers failing to meet minimum vision requirements face prosecution and could lose their licence. According to ...
Millions of motorists who rely on glasses or contact lenses have been reminded they must wear them every time they drive if they need them to meet the legal eyesight standards. The reminder comes from ...
A 79-year-old driver was told the nearest DVLA-approved medical centre for her required eye test was 175 miles away ...
Millions of motorists who wear glasses or contact lenses must comply with these requirements ...
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DVLA told elderly Cornwall woman to drive hundreds of miles - for eye test
There's been a U-turn after CornwallLive got involved, but Sue fears she's not the only driver being told to travel to another county ...
Sue Roberts, 79, was told she would need to travel to Somerset for a specialist vision test after failing her initial eye exam at Specsavers in Redruth - because there were no appropriate test centres ...
The DVLA has been told to implement new "mandatory" eye tests for ALL ages - with sight reporting too. A petition on the Parliamentary website has called on both the DVLA and the Labour Party ...
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is to update its eye condition guidance but what is the eye test you need to pass? The changes, which are expected within weeks, will require those with ...
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