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Post by greeny253 on Apr 14, 2009 13:13:26 GMT
This figured the best place to put this.
I may well have to start wearing my glasses all the time - so obviously including driving. What I'm wondering is if I need to inform DVLA or not as I didn't need them when I took any of my tests.
Thanks guys
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Post by john on Apr 14, 2009 15:57:55 GMT
I'm not sure as i did all my tests WITH glasses. All they asked was to make sure i could read a number plate with them on, which i suppose is all that's required really
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Post by greeny253 on Apr 14, 2009 17:01:57 GMT
I'm not sure as i did all my tests WITH glasses. All they asked was to make sure i could read a number plate with them on, which i suppose is all that's required really Something like that. I know that if you use them for the sight test then you have to use them for the test too - it's just this slight issue that I didn't but now have to. Also requires investment in a new motorcycle helmet but that's another story  |
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Post by lc1 on Apr 19, 2009 20:56:44 GMT
If you intend to wear them whilst driving then yes, I have the other problem as I have to tell them I no longer require them As for motorcycle helmets, I found the ones that flip to be the best when I used to wear glasses  |
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Post by greeny253 on Apr 19, 2009 21:52:23 GMT
If you intend to wear them whilst driving then yes, I have the other problem as I have to tell them I no longer require them As for motorcycle helmets, I found the ones that flip to be the best when I used to wear glasses Thanks  By the flip ones you mean the ones where the front "half" flips up right? I have a full face one at the moment and somehow I doubt it will be much good now  |
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Post by lc1 on Apr 21, 2009 17:38:49 GMT
If you intend to wear them whilst driving then yes, I have the other problem as I have to tell them I no longer require them As for motorcycle helmets, I found the ones that flip to be the best when I used to wear glasses Thanks By the flip ones you mean the ones where the front "half" flips up right? I have a full face one at the moment and somehow I doubt it will be much good now That's correct, the full face one, you will have to take your glasses off, put the lid on and then put your glasses back on (and obviously do the same when taking it off) I had a flip one as I used to like to put my lid on when I left work and then have a ciggie whilst walking to whear I parked the bike, especially useful when it was raining |
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