Have your say: Drivers over 70 could face compulsory eyesight tests every three years under new road safety plans
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Have your say: Drivers over 70 could face compulsory eyesight tests every three years under new road safety plans
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Plans to tighten the UK’s road safety laws could see drivers over the age of 70 required to take compulsory eyesight tests every three years – with those who fail facing a driving ban.
‘Basic common sense’: UK drivers on plans for mandatory eye tests for over-70s
Drivers over 70 to be forced to take eye tests and banned if they fail
Stretta Gb sugli over 70 alla guida dopo aumento incidenti - Notizie - Ansa.it
Stretta Gb sugli over 70 alla guida dopo aumento incidenti - Ultima ora - Ansa.it
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