So what's up with this?
When I went for my driver License last 4 years ago, I had a hard time reading the little letters to ensure that I have good vision. However, I did pass my vision test but poorly.
My vision is GREAT. The reason I could not read the letters confidently was because I had floaters in my vision that covered up the tiny little letters... However, I see perfectly well. I have no problems reading road signs at all.
I've been driving for 4 years. I drive a lot. I drive to long destinations all the time, up to 6 hours of driving. In my 4 yars of driving I've never met in an accident or received a speed ticket and violated the law. My Driver License is clean as a whistle.
My sister who has no vision problems had crashed several times, and my mother who has no vision problems crashed twice and she was at fault.
Well, I went to renew my Driver License and I had to retake my vision test. Unfortunately, I had the same problems reading the little letters.
Answers:
It sounds like either a cornea transplant or walk. I have what is referred to as Crystalline Dystrophy of Schneider which causes the same thing, including crystals to grow over my eyes.
It has not caused problems for me yet but my brother needed transplants before he could have his license restored.
Try to petition the people, or see if there is a corrective lens you could use. Get a doctor's note.
Are you sure there's nothing that can fix the floaters? it could be a sign of medical trouble.
I don't know. If you really can see well, you should have your license. Good luck.
If you have a good driving record, then what you are worried about?
Even if the DMV pulls your license, drive anyway.
As long as you don't break the law and are careful on the road, then you should have nothing to worry about.
oh no, i have weak eyes too
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