BoppinBruce
09-06-2005, 12:02
If you declare on your driving licence application that you need optical glasses to read a car numberplate at the required distance, and you then drive not wearing them and have an accident, is your insurance invalid?
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View Full Version : Eyesight, Driving and Insurance BoppinBruce 09-06-2005, 12:02 If you declare on your driving licence application that you need optical glasses to read a car numberplate at the required distance, and you then drive not wearing them and have an accident, is your insurance invalid? savbaby 09-06-2005, 12:03 Originally posted by BoppinBruce If you declare on your driving licence application that you need optical glasses to read a car numberplate at the required distance, and you then drive not wearing them and have an accident, is your insurance invalid? no..if its declared on your liscence then your not insured. if you were not eye sight tested at side of road you can say you had contacts in BoppinBruce 09-06-2005, 12:05 Can they eyesight test you after an accident 'on the side of the road'? Lickszz 09-06-2005, 15:35 Yes, the Police can certainly get you to read a number plate at the side of the road. |