This will entail what eye conditions people would need to notify the DVLA about due to how it could impact their driving. On their website, it states: "At the time, the DVLA agreed to remove the list of eyesight conditions and confirmed it would ‘welcome the opportunity’ to work with the AOP to revise the current guidance." The eyesight rules that the DVLA issued in October 2022 concerned that if vision was a factor in an accident, a £1,000 fine and three points issued to the driver was to be expected. However, this specific punishment was only to be issued if the driver had not notified the DVLA of the condition prior to the incident. In more serious cases a driving disqualification could have been on the cards, but this guidance seems set to be changed.

Source: Express May 25, 2023 07:47 UTC