Older drivers could face new assessments to keep licence

Government open to compulsory eye test for older drivers after Lancashire deaths

The Government are “open to considering” whether older motorists should be required to pass an eye test to keep their licence, following an inquest into four deaths in Lancashire.

Older drivers could face new assessments to keep licence

The Government is 'open to considering' new DVLA laws - here's what the rules on older drivers, health conditions and eyesight currently state

Older drivers could face mandatory eyesight tests or risk losing their licence

Older motorists could be required to pass eye tests to keep their driving licence.

Older drivers may have to pass eye tests to keep licence

Transport Secretary tells MPs she is ‘open to considering the evidence’ on the issue

Older drivers could face eye tests to keep licence

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander told the Commons Transport Select Committee that is something she is ‘open to considering’.

Older Drivers Face New Driving Test – Archyde

Archyde elderly Driver Vision Checks Under Scrutiny; Calls grow for Mandatory Eye Exams Amid growing concerns about road safety, U.S. lawmakers adn safety advocates are intensifying the debate around mandatory vision checks for older drivers. The discussion is fueled by tragic accidents and data highlighting the potential risks associated with self-reporting vision standards. May 2, 2025 […] You can read the full story here: Older Drivers Face N…