Eyesight

[scothunter 12,609]

Don't see anything wrong with this.if you struggle to read a regi  plate @ the designated distance then you really ought not to be driving. It's just common sense. 

Shame there not a test to determine attention span. Some total idiot's behind the wheel.

[green dragon 701]

5 hours ago, scothunter said:

Don't see anything wrong with this.if you struggle to read a regi  plate @ the designated distance then you really ought not to be driving. It's just common sense. 

Shame there not a test to determine attention span. Some total idiot's behind the wheel.

Nail   on the head there mate 

[Greyman 30,244]

I,ve had 3 motors wrote off in accidents during the last ten years,  one by a non English speaking gentleman, one by a lovely old fellow with altzimers who was totally oblivious to the trail of destruction left in his wake and my most recent one was another lovely old man who appeared to have Parkinson's or some other illness that caused him to shake like a shitting dog, he could barely hold a cup of tea let alone drive, those saying we should have all our other documents checked as well, should look up ANPR it checks your documents about ten times a day plus everytime you pass a police car most are now fitted with it as well, eyesight deteriorates very slowly so most people don't realise how bad there eyes actually are until something happens so rather than giving the police more stop and search powers which they will only abuse anyway, it would be easily resolved by making an annual eye test compulsory for all drivers, but why let common sense get in the way of removing more civil writes from the saps paying the bills and take away more of there hard earned, 

[The one 8,547]

I think its a great idea might really cut down the amount of accidents if they take half blind drivers off the road