What must you do if your eyesight has become very poor and you’re no longer able to meet the driver’s eyesight requirements?

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What must you do if your eyesight has become very poor and you're no longer able to meet the driver's eyesight requirements?

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Having very poor eyesight will have a serious effect on your ability to drive safely. If you cannot meet the driver’s eyesight requirements, you must tell DVLA (or DVA in Northern Ireland).

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