Patients with visual fields failing to meet standards are unlikely to be conversant with visual standards for driving and exceptional case provisions, with the potential for a practical on-road evaluation permitted for those with static defects. 6 As illustrated here in these two cases, Group 1 drivers, whose previous driving entitlement has
Download scientific diagram | Visual fields of selected patients who demonstrated clear passes on the DVLC field test despite indi\'idual eyes possessing scotomas. from publication: Passing the

My visual field is much worse than yours, and I still passed the DVLA test. I don't think you have anything to worry about. If the DVLA are thinking of removing your driving license on eyesight grounds you would have to have failed one of their official tests (all done at Specsavers).

Interpreting the Goldmann visual field. The chart is viewed from the perspective of the patient looking into the test bowl, as if patient is looking into the paper. Suggested checklist to review the Goldmann fields systematically (see text for details): 1. Patient name and identification number, date of test. 2.
Specsavers – Service Quality Issues. Specsavers has the contract to provide visual field and visual acuity testing for the DVLA. So individuals requiring eye tests as part of a driving licence application/renewal have to use Specsavers. The DVLA are still running their quality assurance process for this contract.
Your visual acuity must be 6/12(0.5) or better and this may be achieved with glasses or contact lenses if necessary. c. Has your doctor or optician advised you that your eyesight does not Yes No currently meet the minimum standard for driving a bus and/or lorry? Your visual acuity must be of at least 6/7.5 (0.8) in the better eye
• As part of the investigation into your fitness to drive, we (DVLA) may require you to have a medical examination and/or some form of practical assessment. If we do, the individuals involved in these will need your background medical details to carry out an appropriate assessment.
Visual acuity test (ability to read a car number plate at 20m) and basic check of visual fields. Physical assessment, i.e. range of joint movement, muscle strength/sensation and co-ordination, to establish the best method of controlling a vehicle. Cognitive assessment: table top tests of aspects such as memory, attention and concentration.
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The Swedish interactive threshold algorithm (SITA) is the most commonly used test algorithm,3 designed to reduce the time to complete a test; a short test dur-ation limits the likelihood of errors from patient fatigue. SITA starts by determining the visual stimula-tion thresholds at the four quadrants. s2zE9.
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