Bad Eyesight Behind the Wheel | Leicester News
New research reveals half of drivers admit they can’t read a license plate from 20 meters away—the legal minimum—putting them at risk for fines, license points, or even losing their license. Despite government recommendations for biannual eye exams, many drivers skip check-ups or don’t realize they can be penalized for poor vision. Millions who need glasses or contacts admit to driving without them, and two-fifths don’t carry a spare pair. Experts urge stricter compliance with eye exams and suggest requiring proof of a valid test at license renewal to boost road safety and catch hidden eye conditions early.
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