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   How do drivers test for peripheral vision?

   • Drivers are expected to have a horizontal visual field of at least 120 degrees, with no significant defects within the central 20 degrees of vision. The testing for peripheral vision may involve automated perimetry tests, where individuals identify flashes of light in their peripheral vision without moving their eyes.

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   What is the DVLA sight test for driving?

   • The DVLA sight test for driving is necessary for measuring visual acuity and ensuring that drivers meet the minimum eyesight requirements for safe driving. Regular vision examinations are essential for all drivers, and those with medical conditions that could impair their ability to drive safely must notify the DVLA.

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   Do I need a visual field test if I have peripheral vision?

   • If the DVLA deem it necessary, they will investigate your peripheral vision by asking you to undergo a specialist type of ‘visual field test’. Historically, this test could be performed at your choice of centre, as long as the centre had the correct equipment and could offer the correct type of visual field test.

   DVLA Esterman Visual Field TestI In Blackburn - Tyrrells & Embery

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   Who does the DVLA analyse the results of a visual field test?

   • The results are analysed by the DVLA only. If you have any specific questions regarding the particulars of what results are acceptable, please contact the DVLA directly. We provide a specialist type of visual field test as advised for some patients by the DVLA. We use state of the art testing equipment to ensure your safety.

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   Can DVLA arrange a sight test?

   • The DVLA can arrange a test for this at an accredited centre if your sight test suggests that there may be a problem with your peripheral vision. ❏ There is a declared history of an eye injury or medical condition which may affect your binocular field of vision (central or peripheral).

   Driving and vision standards guide | Association of Optometrists

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   How do I book a driver's visual field and acuity test?

   • If you have been referred to us by the DVLA for a driver’s visual field and acuity test, you will receive a letter with details of your nearest stores so that you can make an appointment. You will need your unique ‘M reference number’ to book an appointment, which can be found on the letter.

   What happens in a DVLA eye test? - Specsavers UK

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2. www.gov.uk › guidance › visual-disorders-assessingVisual disorders: assessing fitness to drive - GOV.UK

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   Mar 11, 2016 · If DVLA needs a visual field assessment for determining fitness to drive, it: requires the method to be a binocular Esterman field test. may request monocular full field charts in...

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   Specsavers works with the DVLA to offer drivers visual field and acuity testing. Find out about the specific eyesight rules and what happens in a DVLA eye test.

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   You must have an uninterrupted horizontal visual field of at least 160 degrees with an extension of at least 70 degrees left and right and 30 degrees up and down. No defects should be present...

   • You must wear glasses or contact lenses every time you drive if you need them to meet the ‘standards of vision for driving’. This guide is also ava...
   • At the start of your practical driving test you have to correctly read a number plate on a parked vehicle. If you cannot, you’ll fail your driving...

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   DVLA eye test requirements include having a minimum visual acuity of 0.5 (6/12) on the Snellen scale with or without corrective lenses and a horizontal visual field of at least 120 degrees. These standards ensure drivers have the necessary visual acuity and peripheral vision for safe driving.

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   Field of vision standards. As well as the statutory number plate test, the DVLA recognise that an adequate field of vision is necessary for driving. You must have: good peripheral vision on...

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   The DVLA may send you for a field of vision test in which lights are flashed in the edge of your vision to make sure you can see them. People are generally very poor at judging their own field of vision, and blind spots in your vision create a risk of accidents, especially involving pedestrians.

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   This ‘visual requirement’ involves the assessment of both your central vision and your peripheral vision too (corners of your vision). If the DVLA deem it necessary, they will investigate your peripheral vision by asking you to undergo a specialist type of ‘visual field test’.