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You have to take an eyesight test before you start practical test. In good daylight you should be able to read a vehicle number plate with letters 79,4 mm (3,1 inches) high at a minimum distance of 20 meters (about 67 feet). If you need glasses or contact lences to read the number plate, that's fine. You must wear them while driving.  At the start of your practical driving test you have to correctly read a number plate on a parked vehicle.
If you can’t, you’ll fail your driving test and the test won’t continue. DVLA will be told and your licence will be revoked. When you reapply for your driving licence, DVLA will ask you to have an eyesight test with DVSA. This will be at a driving test centre. If you’re successful, you’ll still have to pass the DVSA standard eyesight test at your next practical driving test.
9 Comments
Colin goff
14/11/2017 13:29:59
Nice picture, illegally parked.
W
24/1/2020 16:54:20
or its just at the traffic light
David
29/3/2019 14:41:53
According to the government, it's only 20 meters; https://www.gov.uk/driving-eyesight-rules
Flora
16/6/2019 16:21:35
Where can I get dvsa eye test for driving? I m living Denton Manchester.
Fkora
16/6/2019 16:26:34
I want to drive but I can't drive for my eyes. I can't see far. How can I get dvsa eye test centre? I m living Denton Manchester. Can anyone tell me please. 3/6/2022 15:49:28
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Dominic Cummings
27/5/2020 13:58:46
This page is out of date. According to the new rules, you go for a drive to a beauty spot with your wife and young child to check whether you can see well enough to take the wheel safely.
cindybyrd
12/8/2022 08:13:28
cindy byrd
20/8/2022 10:52:19
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